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Rory Norris

I've already spent hours making builds, but I'm worried Borderlands 4's endgame isn't going to give me anything meaningful to do with them at launch

Borderlands 4 endgame preview: Key art showing all four Vault Hunter on the left side as they leap into a fight with a Vault monter.
Rory Norris, Guides Writer
(Image credit: Future)

Last week I was: putting off playing Battlefield 2042 just to earn cool cosmetics in Battlefield 6, and eventually caved in.

This week I've been: planning builds for every single skill tree in Borderlands 4, hoping it would help me pick a character, but actually leaving me more conflicted.

Most Borderlands fans would say that the game only really gets going once you've finished the campaign and reached the endgame, and I'd agree; that's when you officially start grinding post-campaign activities and gearing up your Vault Hunter.

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