There was some confusion around whether 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Borderlands 4 was an open-world game or not after Gearbox Software CEO Randy Pitchford called it the st🌼udio's most "open and free" game so far, but a senior developer on the upcoming looter-shooter has clarified w൩hat that🐭 means exactly.
In an interview with GamesRadar+ as part of our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Big in 2025 preview, senior project producer Anthony 🔜Nicholson said the shooter isn't exactly an open-world game in the traditional sense - it's just continuing the series' long tradition of ♛giving players freedom of movement.
"We're making the experience of playing the game more seamless to the player in a number of ways," Nicholson said when asked about the difference. "Borderlands 4 does have some open-world-like features, such as seamless travel between zones, a more dynamic world with events and discoverable side missions and activities, and new traversal mechanics, all of which e💎ncourage and re✱ward exploration."
"However, we did not set out with the intent to create an 'open world game' in t🔜he traditional use of that term," he explained. "Borderlands gam♍es have always had, to a degree, a more open, explore-the-world-around-you feeling, particularly in our big zone maps. This time we worked to integrate these gameplay spaces together without map loads so that the players are getting a seamless experience. In a nutshell, that captures why we use the term seamless."
It's not just about how large and connected the maps are, though. Nicholson reveals that players can "spawn a vehi🦄cle instantly [from] a๊lmost anywhere with a touch of a button" and fast travel to your co-op partner instantly. There's also a ton of other traversal options hinted at in the trailer, so Gearbox seems to be revamping the series' movement, too.
