Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands is the DnD inspired spin-off from the Borderlands series. Rolling your own hero, looting tons of gear, and taking on the epic quest to stop the Dragon Lord, the game offers plenty of different ways to approach its various quests and missions. While playing with friends is highly recommended for maximum enjoyment, you might also want to change difficulty in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands to ensure that things aren’t too hard (or easy!) for you.
What Do Relaxed, Balanced, & Intense Difficulty Change?
When playing on Relaxed difficulty, elemental weaknesses don’t matter as much when fighting enemies, and they won’t deal as much damage to you when they land attacks, making combat generally easier.
On Balanced, elemental weaknesses have the standard level of effectiveness and damage multipliers are set to standard. This is your bang-average difficulty, and the way the developers ‘intend’ for the game to be played by those coming from Borderlands titles or a wealth of experience with shooters.
Finally, Intense lowers the damage that players deal to enemies, while raising the damage that you’ll take from enemy attacks. Elemental weaknesses are more important in a fight to deal critical damage, and Gold and Moon Orbs will drop less, which makes purchasing better gear a slower process.
Changing Difficulty Settings in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands
- Press the Options button on PlayStation, Menu button on Xbox, or Esc on PC to open the Pause Menu
- Go to ‘Options’ and use R1/ RB to tab over to the ‘Gameplay’ tab.
- Change the ‘Game Difficulty’ option between ‘Relaxed,’ ‘Balanced,’ or ‘Intense.’
These difficulties relate to Easy, Normal, and Hard respectively.
Just like that, you’re all set to adjust the difficulty in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands. For more tips and tricks on this DnD inspired Borderlands spin-off, be sure to check out the links below or search for Twinfinite.
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