"We have lots of players that actually aren't interested in deep, hard challenges."

Borderlands 4 Makes CEO "A Little Nervous" Due To The Game's Challenging Sections

"We have lots of players that actually aren't interested in deep, hard challenges."

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The executive went on to say that if any players are struggling, they can "just grind somewhere" and level up their character to become more powerful to help them get past where they are stuck.

"You will find that things that were hard when you were a little chump will become trivial when you become a badass," Pitchford said. "But we definitely have pushed the challenges quite a lot, especially with bosses and boss fight mechanics."

Borderlands 4 launches on September 12 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. It comes to Switch 2 on October 3. In other news, Pitchford has said he expects the game to succeed and push the entire Borderlands franchise above 100 million units.

"We went from an industry that predicted that we would die--that Borderlands would find no audience--to being one of the leading video game franchises in the world. And it's kind of humbling, frankly, to be a part of it," Pitchford told GamesRadar.

A major point of online discussion about Borderlands 4 has been its price--which is $70. Pitchford said the game delivers so much value that it would still be worth it if 2K charged $350.

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