Krieg (psycho) and his blitzing buzz-axe: See Gaige’s launch trailer for more, or listen to her pre-launch echoes ( log 1, log 2, log 3, and log 4). This means that sometimes you may end up going in opposite directions, but you can usually tell where he is from the yells and screams. Her robot (Deathrap) will leap into the fray and attack whatever is attacking you.
#WHAT LEVEL SHOULD YOU BE ON TO PLAY THE BORDERLANDS 2 DLCS HOW TO#
Gaige was the first expansion character added to the game shortly after launch, and is a good choice for those new to first-person shooters due to specific skills that can help while learning how to aim. Gaige (mechromancer) and her death-dealing robot: You can learn some of Axton’s back-story from the Lost Echoes in the Lynchwood map. If you like gun play and explosisions, this may be a good choice for you. Used well, it can also help you make short work of mobs. Axton (soldier) and his awesome turret:Ī good choice for a novice player, Axton’s turret can provide a much needed distraction should you run into trouble. Tip: never delete a character! You can always come back and respec them later. Don’t be dismayed if you don’t like the feel of the first character you chose, however: just pick a different one, and maybe come back to the first one after you’ve picked up more of the game. Some are better suited to novice gamers than others, though. Which you enjoy the most will depend somewhat on the type of games you’ve played before, as well as your own personal play-style. Let’s get this out of the way right up front: there are no bad characters! Each one is perfectly viable for both solo and co-op play, although they each have their own specialities and skills. Part 7: Vault of the Warior and beyond!.Part 6: Sawtooth Cauldron to Heroes Pass.Part 5: Thousand Cuts to Control Core Angel.Part 4: End of the Line to Wildlife Exploitation Preserve.Part 3: Bloodshot Ramparts to End of the Line.Part 2: Sanctuary to Bloodshot Stronghold.If you find any errors, parts that are unclear, or just have a question, highlight the relevant bit and hit the “quote reply” button to post a message I’ll try and respond to everything in a timely manner. Special thanks to the following for comments and corrections: Cyan headings denote missions, while other colours denote main sections, gear and weapons, or skills entries. If this is your first time playing the game, or your first time through with a particular character, I strongly recommend against doing this, as it will deprive you of an opportunity to figure out how the character’s different skills interact or how the game works. Note: We often see new players requesting “power-levelling” (sitting in a higher-level player’s game to rapidly acquire XP and hit maximum level) on these forums. Hopefully, it will answer many of the questions you have as go through the game with me. I’ll be taking a couple of brand new characters through the first play-through, known as Normal Vault Hunter Mode (NVHM) as I write this. Hello, fellow Vault Hunter! If you’ve just picked up Borderlands 2 for the first time, and especially if you’ve never played any of the other Borderlands games, then this guide is for you.
Your spoiler-free guide to characters, gear, loot, quests, and skills for your first play-through, covering Windshear Wastes to Sanctuary. Vault Hunting 101: Borderlands 2 Basics for New Players Part 1
0 kommentar(er)
