- Borderlands dragon keep upgrade#
- Borderlands dragon keep mods#
Seraph crystals drop regardless of difficulty level and can drop from any enemy, with badass and boss enemies having higher drop chances.Some missions, enemies and bosses reward different or additional loot from their original counterparts.
Some unique weapons given in Borderlands 2 as mission rewards can now spawn as random loot.
Borderlands dragon keep mods#
The unique and Legendary grenade and class mods that were in the original Dragon Keep campaign are much more common and can drop from more sources. A number of new unique items have been added, as well as an entirely new shield type - Kite Shields, which push melee attackers away when struck.They can catapult loot that always match current player level. Lootapults have been added to Flamerock Refuge and Mines of Avarice.It is always unlocked without needing any quest.
The Secret Stash appears next to the main square's vending machines. Marcus Kincaid appears next to Ellie in the main square. Outside and across the path from Moxxi's Tavern is the Rainbow Chest, which behaves akin to a slightly improved Golden Chest and requires Skeleton Keys to open. Inside Moxxi's Tavern, the Bank appears beside the slot machines. Borderlands dragon keep upgrade#
You can only purchase each upgrade 5 times (up to orange), however. Crazy Earl's Black Market appears near the Seraph Vendor. A large number of features have been added to Flamerock Refuge:. Vault Hunters gain access to their Action Skill upon leveling up to level 2, with each level up granting 2 skill points at a time. All six Borderlands 2 Vault Hunters are available to play as, with no need to download additional DLC to access Krieg or Gaige. As such, the "Capped Out…For Now" achievement can be met at level 35 with a corresponding icon. True Vault Hunter mode begins at level 17. Vault Hunters begin at level 1 with no gear and no Action Skill, identically to how the original Borderlands 2 campaign began. Due to the standalone nature of its release, the campaign's scaling has been completely revamped. Within the in-game Gameplay options menu there is a new "Easy Mode" setting, that decreases the amount of damage done to the player's character. An additional cutscene giving a brief recap of the events from Borderlands 2 plays before the original introductory cutscene to the campaign. The main menu has been redesigned, depicting Flamerock Refuge rather than a cliffside overlooking the Highlands. The A Wonderlands One-Shot Adventure release of Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep is identical to its original release from a story and gameplay perspective, but there are some notable key differences:
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