Fun, in a Dwarf Fortress sense of the word.
#Borderlands 2 sir hammerlock full
They particularly like to do that last one when you’re downed and trying to kill something to get back up, incidentally just as you get something down to a sliver of health, it’s “evolved” into a Badass with a full health bar. Witch Doctors can level up everyone around them, turning regular mobs into Badasses and beyond. Witch Doctors can heal themselves and everyone around them. Witch Doctors can break Phaselock almost instantly. Witch Doctors take ungodly amounts of punishment to put down. One of these Savages is an all-new enemy type. It’s pretty much a Victorian-era interpretation of the dark heart of Africa, featuring huge, fearsome beasts and… uh… black, spear-throwing “Savages”. Big Game Hunt is centred around you and Sir Hammerlock going off on a hunting trip to a new continent called Aegrus, which appears to be composed entirely of swamp. Some of it, certainly, is down to the enemy design. Should I have gone in sooner, when things were a bit lighter? Should I have waited until I already had some juicy level 50 weapons? Is it actually just skull-fuckingly hard? No idea! “Died to the first group of enemies” hard. See, it might be because of the level at which I started or it might be because I lack any real skill, but Big Game Hunt is hard. I’m also a little unsure as to whether I maybe went in a bit early or a bit late.
And now, having finished the Big Game Hunt, I’m wishing my first level 50 expansion was a better one. That’s not how long it took for me to hit level 50, mind you I wandered into Sir Hammerlock’s Big Game Hunt at the arse-end of level 49, and I’ve doubtless spent hours pissing about with friends or leaving the game running while doing something away from the computer or playing another character. Borderlands 2 came out four months ago (a lengthy stint, in this now-obsessed industry) and I have apparently played it for 86 hours, which – depressingly – may well be more time than I’ve spent savouring chocolate in my entire life.
#Borderlands 2 sir hammerlock mods
The confines of the lodge can offer some relief in that many of the more exotic grenade mods will be within close proximity to the target. In higher difficulties his damage output can be considerable, making him difficult to fight directly. The lesser units provide a conventional fight, but the witch doctor is a formidable opponent that can periodically level up the others in newer and more powerful incarnations. A witch doctor remains inside, and supports the others from the safety of the lodge. A number warriors rush out to attack and triggermen then appear on the narrow balcony when the warriors are eliminated. A number of savages have occupied the lodge and must be removed before it is made safe for a base camp. Sir Hammerlock can be found seated in his cave, and will lead the way up to the lodge when spoken to. The starting position provides sufficient cover to eliminate the closest drifter before any attempt to reach Hammerlock is made. The open ground is inhabited by several Wetland Drifters, providing a dangerous hazard to unwary runners. The most direct route is directly under an elevated hunting lodge, and then following the nearby cliff wall on the right to a set of hangar doors. The first objective is to find Sir Hammerlock, and this is achieved by traversing an open plain to a concealed cave some distance away. This mission is automatically granted the first time a Vault Hunter arrives in Hunter's Grotto.
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