Borderlands 4's Gravitar Harlowe reminds me why I fell in love with the series

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Gearbox has opened the proverbial Pandora’s Box on the last of the four Borderlands 4 leads, ‘Gravitar’ Harlowe, and I’m immediately put in mind of some of my personal highlights of the FPS series. An ex Maliwan scientist, Harlowe brings all manner of gadget-based trickery to the table. She can connect enemies to make them share damage, lock them in stasis, drag them around and lead them into giant explosions, and all while looking great doing it. If you’re a big fan of crowd-control effects, were a Maya main in Borderlands 2, or can’t get enough of Mass Effect’s Asari Adept, you should be very excited.

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