There's no denying that Borderlands 4 has been a success. Whether it's review scores or sales numbers, this one sure is a legendary drop. It has had its fair share of hiccups, though, with performance issues, invisible walls, and unintuitive UI annoying players, but all of that could still be pushed to the side. However, fans were truly disappointed at how shallow the Horrors of Kairos Halloween event was.
While it was a "mini event" in Gearbox's own words, the build up for it led players to believe there would be some more content than just an orange hue in the sky and a few skins and weapons. With the lack of any proper Halloween-themed event, it seems some fans are going back to Borderlands 3 to get their fill of spooky content.
Borderlands 3 wasn't really the best game in the series. In fact, some would go as far as to say it was the worst. A couple of annoying antagonists, Claptrap making us eye-roll at every turn, and a rather bland story made the title one to forget. However, its Bloody Harvest Halloween event gave those who stuck around a lot of new content, like enemies, activities,...
