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s3rp
Germany3192 Posts
On September 28 2012 00:56 green.at wrote: the part you have spoilered is the same for us. dunno if it is a glitch or not. Thats not a glitch you get to Opportunity after that happens . Jack just showcases this trophy i guess | ||
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TSBspartacus
England1046 Posts
On September 28 2012 00:56 green.at wrote: the part you have spoilered is the same for us. dunno if it is a glitch or not. I got the bunker stuck in a place shaking at 0 health and it wouldn't die, just kinda stuck in the waterfall. Just exited the area, came back and killed it without going up there just in case and it dropped a ton of stuff. | ||
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Fyrewolf
United States1533 Posts
On September 28 2012 01:53 TSBspartacus wrote: I got the bunker stuck in a place shaking at 0 health and it wouldn't die, just kinda stuck in the waterfall. Just exited the area, came back and killed it without going up there just in case and it dropped a ton of stuff. Yeah that's where it stuck both times, near the waterfall. Anyways, after that glitch I went to try and get a new sledge's shotgun, and I found that Rakkman drops a "Gunnerang". It's a tediore pistol that boomerangs and homes in on enemies when you reload it lol. | ||
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Fyrewolf
United States1533 Posts
On September 28 2012 01:00 s3rp wrote: Thats not a glitch you get to Opportunity after that happens . Jack just showcases this trophy i guess Well it's still weird because there's never any dialogue explaining or reason for it to be there. The showcasing idea has to be inferred, and it's still weird because it's in the back of the square rather than on display in the middle. | ||
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BeMannerDuPenner
Germany5638 Posts
On September 27 2012 13:59 drivec wrote: i think it has to do with promo but if u goto folder called DLC then open up willowdlc file and add(this should unlock all the promo and give your 99 keys) iam not sure if u need to start a new game or not some probly consider this cheating [GoldenKeys] +SourceId=254 +NumKeys=99 [PromotionalUnlocks] +UnlockId=1 +UnlockId=2 +UnlockId=3 +UnlockId=4 does nothing for me. would be nice since my gold key was wasted. accidently used, shortly after pc down. key is gone, eq from chest gone too <.< | ||
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publicenemies
458 Posts
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Manit0u
Poland17852 Posts
On September 28 2012 04:05 publicenemies wrote: What class should I make if I plan to solo this? Whichever you like. | ||
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Digitalis
United States1043 Posts
On September 28 2012 04:01 BeMannerDuPenner wrote: does nothing for me. would be nice since my gold key was wasted. accidently used, shortly after pc down. key is gone, eq from chest gone too <.< http://beefjack.com/news/borderlands-2-golden-key-exploit-patched-no-one-is-being-punished/ On September 28 2012 04:05 publicenemies wrote: What class should I make if I plan to solo this? I'd recommend Axton-Commander- The turret is a good tank which draws aggro and even attacks. Just toss it down when shit hits the fan. | ||
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HolydaKing
21254 Posts
Probably played 40-45 hours already. Only one char. @ mastergriggy: Agree with you, it's a great game so far. | ||
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mastergriggy
United States1312 Posts
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HorsemasterK
United States606 Posts
1. How much driving is there? I really don't enjoy that element of the game, and am hoping to transition into primarily fast traveling. 2. Is there any endgame? It was horrible/non-existent in BL1, and I'm worried about having nothing to do save bad DLC at max level. Any endless dungeon-mode or something that has a scaling challenge with actual loot? | ||
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HolydaKing
21254 Posts
On September 28 2012 07:43 HorsemasterK wrote: Just started playing a couple days ago, had two questions about moving forward tho: 1. How much driving is there? I really don't enjoy that element of the game, and am hoping to transition into primarily fast traveling. 2. Is there any endgame? It was horrible/non-existent in BL1, and I'm worried about having nothing to do save bad DLC at max level. Any endless dungeon-mode or something that has a scaling challenge with actual loot? 1. Not too much, it isn't even necessary except if you want to travel faster on the maps. Other than that, fasttravel is free after you have explored the stations. For some optional delivery missions it's necessary to drive though, and it's much better than in Borderlands 1 because the vehicles actually do good damage. 2. Can't tell that yet. | ||
Spazer
Canada8036 Posts
On September 28 2012 07:43 HorsemasterK wrote: Just started playing a couple days ago, had two questions about moving forward tho: 1. How much driving is there? I really don't enjoy that element of the game, and am hoping to transition into primarily fast traveling. 2. Is there any endgame? It was horrible/non-existent in BL1, and I'm worried about having nothing to do save bad DLC at max level. Any endless dungeon-mode or something that has a scaling challenge with actual loot? While driving isn't strictly mandatory, it's the fastest way from point A to B in areas where vehicles are available. Fast traveling is VERY limited. You'll wish for cars when you start needing to walk huge distances. | ||
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HolydaKing
21254 Posts
On September 28 2012 07:47 Spazer wrote: While driving isn't strictly mandatory, it's the fastest way from point A to B in areas where vehicles are available. Fast traveling is VERY limited. You'll wish for cars when you start needing to walk huge distances. Why is it very limited? o_O if you do optional missions you'll very often use fast travel. Vehicles on the other hand are IMO hardly used... Most quests are in maps without vehicles anyway. | ||
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Irrelevant Label
United States596 Posts
Someone was asking about replayability at 50 last page: The game has some more replayability at cap than the original thanks to the rarer good loot and more interesting enemies. Badass points and challenges might help slightly too, but I'm not 'feeling it' much for those. BL1 vanilla was more or less over once you got your first decent volcano for a hunter/hellfire for anyone else. It became too easy and simple too quickly while continued upgrades were only marginal. It's certainly better than that but I don't see it being anything like d2 though. Also, anyone wanting to set up for 50 should know that all playthrough 2 quests roll over into "playthrough 2.5". That is to say, if you want level 50 law and order for a melee assassin for example do not even start the quest until you are in pt2.5. The esc key is your friend if you are talking to an npc with a quest you do not want to start yet, the [X] on the manu tab is iffy. | ||
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green.at
Austria1459 Posts
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EchOne
United States2906 Posts
On September 28 2012 07:52 HolydaKing wrote: Why is it very limited? o_O if you do optional missions you'll very often use fast travel. Vehicles on the other hand are IMO hardly used... Most quests are in maps without vehicles anyway. When you're in a big map with quests but without vehicles you are forced to walk everywhere basically. While people may or may not bore of that, the fact remains that once you arrive at a zone, you can't expect to use fast travel to get everywhere you want within the zone. Only a few zones like the Highlands even have multiple fast travel stations. | ||
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HolydaKing
21254 Posts
On September 28 2012 07:55 EchOne wrote: When you're in a big map with quests but without vehicles you are forced to walk everywhere basically. While people may or may not bore of that, the fact remains that once you arrive at a zone, you can't expect to use fast travel to get everywhere you want within the zone. Only a few zones like the Highlands even have multiple fast travel stations. Yeah, of course. But usually there is enough stuff to kill & explore (! i love searching for huge chests :D) everywhere so you don't really need to rush to the place you want to go to. It's true there are maps where you need or want to drive more, though. | ||
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Spazer
Canada8036 Posts
On September 28 2012 07:58 HolydaKing wrote: Yeah, of course. But usually there is enough stuff to kill & explore (! i love searching for huge chests :D) everywhere so you don't really need to rush to the place you want to go to. It's true there are maps where you need or want to drive more, though. Usually it's not too big of an issue, but for some quests (backtracking to Flynt's freighter comes to mind), walking is really just a chore, and the enemies/loot are so low level that they're more of a hindrance than anything else. | ||
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HolydaKing
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