Playing Borderlands 3 Can Help Scientists with Real Research

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Have you ever felt guilty about playing video games while the world is shaking around you? Well, you're lucky, because Borderlands 3 now features a special mini-game that lets you participate in real science research while earning game rewards.

Borderlands Science It is derived from the agreement of Sanhala III, the expatriate that operates as a game venue, after the latest download Borderlands 3

update. When you first make the Arcade cabinet, you'll see a brief introduction made by a neuroscientist (again The Big Bang Theory actor) Mayim Bialik for the real world gaming benefits possible.

While it may look like a normal puzzle game, Borderlands Science actually contributes to scientific research. Simply completing the levels in the mini game will help fix millions of small computer errors that occur when scientists try to map the human gut microbiome. This will lead to a better understanding of the human body, which will benefit research in conditions such as obesity, diabetes, and even depression.

Not interested in helping humanity? Borderlands Science it has something to do with you. Completion rates will give you new heads and skins for your Vault Hunters, as well as special coins that can buy limited time buffs with improved information, better plating drops, more damage, and more.

It is not yet clear if this will be a permanent fix inside Borderlands 3 move on, or if the mini game has a shelf life. You can find more information in the study Borderlands Science was established to support tourism Microsetta Initiative.