Borderlands is definitely more fun in a group, and that will be the case with part 3 as well. To ensure you don’t have to play alone, there is a matchmaking system.
In just a few days, the long-awaited release of Borderlands 3 is finally here. The loot shooter from Gearbox is once again bursting with madness and plenty of activities. However, many of these should be tackled best in a group. This not only makes it more fun but is also more practical, as you can help each other in coop to defeat particularly tough enemies.
That’s why Borderlands 3 will also feature a matchmaking feature.
What was said? In a conversation with IGN readers, Christ Brock, one of the executive producers at Gearbox, revealed that Borderlands has a matchmaking system that can be sorted “by mode”. Depending on the selected endgame content, you should be able to find the right players every time. He says:
If you specifically want to find players for the trial grounds or the circle of slaughter, that’s possible.
How was it in the past? In Borderlands 2, there was no matchmaking at all. There, you had to find friends or arrange to meet each other (for example, via the Steam forums) to tackle particularly difficult quests or raids together. This should now be easier and ensure that even casual players can frequently join the endgame content of Borderlands 3 without being dependent on a fixed group.
Of course, Borderlands 3, like its predecessors, will be most enjoyable when played with a fixed group of friends. However, the fact that you at least have the option to team up with “randoms” should be a good solution for gaming sessions where the other friends have lazy excuses (work, family, and all that nonsense).
Will you use the matchmaking of Borderlands 3? Or do you only play the game with a fixed group of friends?
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