It seems like Rhys was fine, as he went right back to his original plan of operating Atlas. The other upside to Fiona becoming a playable Vault Hunter whenever Borderlands 4 releases is that players can finally get some answers about where her and Rhys went after opening the Vault of the Traveler. A nice touch could see certain dialogue choices leading to better loot and more money upon mission completion. This could be entertaining outside of combat, too, with Fiona getting a few dialogue options in main and side quests. A third action skill could make a joke out of the dialogue choices from Telltale games, letting Fiona players choose dialogue options to convince enemies to switch sides, kill themselves, or run away.
This would be a good way to capture her “visual thinker” abilities from Tales from the Borderlands. Time could briefly slow whenever she is about to be hit, too, giving her time to adjust. While Fiona’s pistol is a place to start, another action skill could see her slowing down time to plan out attacks. Different elements could be added to the pistol, with alternate firing modes added that let players use multiple elements at once. This could be great for certain builds, and the shots could make enemies weak to whatever elemental type they were hit with - making Fiona even more useful when working with other players. The weapon cycles between corrosive, shock, and incendiary rounds in the Telltale game, allowing players to choose the damage type it dishes out. While there are plenty of options for playable Vault Hunters in Borderlands 4, Fiona’s hidden pistol ensures that she has a ton of potential. With a signature weapon and the ability to visualize how scenarios will play out, Gearbox has all the tools it needs to capitalize on this setup and give Fiona a moveset that is fun to use. Fiona also has a knack for Vault Hunting, and players can set her on the path to continue doing it during her final conversation with Rhys. Athena teaches Fiona to fend for herself, upgrading the elemental pistol that was given to her by her father figure and mentor Felix. A large chunk of Fiona’s arc in Tales from the Borderlands sees her being mentored by Athena, the shield-wielding Vault Hunter from Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel.
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