Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is a Gearbox Software action role-playing first-person shooter computer game that was released by 2K Games. It's a Borderlands spin-off and the sequel to Borderlands 2: Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep. In March 2022, the game was made available on Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S. Tiny Tina's Wonderlands builds on the precedents established by the Borderlands franchise, while also diverging in some crucial ways. In terms of the characters, instead of playing as a certain vault hunter with their own personality and voice lines, users create their own characters utilizing the game's character builder system. The game contains six different character classes, with players being able to mix and match these skills for the first time in the franchise.  The playable avatars' stats can be improved by spending "hero points." Players have access to a huge array of weapons and firearms, as well as melee weapons for the first time in the series. 

The game uses the same randomly generated loot mechanism as the Borderlands series, which can create a wide variety of weapon and gear combinations. The game also includes new forms of equipment for players to employ in order to boost their strength. Melee weapons have their own fifth weapon slot to encourage players to fight close to the ground. Grenades, a franchise mainstay, have been replaced by a spell slot with a cooldown. Casting spells such as summoning meteors or changing adversaries into sheep are available to players. Finally, two ring slots and an amulet slot have been added to the character's equipment to improve his or her power.

In contrast to the Borderlands game, Tiny Tina's Adventures is a spin-off. Tina's Wonderlands unleashes a torrent of unpredictable armament into the emptiness. The machine, unlike a fountain, cannot be placed in a rifle since it uses sniper guns instead of water. For the first level, those guns are only utilized on the right level, and it's typical for the quest for something you won't be able to handle until the following level up. What I believe will be better is to improve it such that it exceeds the present aurora. You can get weaponry up to level 43, as observed by afrankiewicz12 on the Wonderlands subreddit and confirmed by commentators. It is not, however, possible to reach level 43. Tiny Tina's Wonderlands has a level cap of 40, and you'll probably finish the main plot around level 30.

Keep any weapons with a level of 41 or higher that you find. The level maximum has been raised in past Borderlands games with the release of expansions and tweaks, and the first part of Tiny Tina's Wonderlands' season pass is set to arrive on April 21. Presumably, it's just an oversight or bug that's enabling non-wieldable weapons to drop right now, and with enough time, we'll be able to shoot the legendary fire bullet SMG, as well as anything else over the level cap that's given out.