Your Borderlands 2 "HOLY CRAP THIS IS AWESOME!" Moments
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Everyone is forgetting the best and bravest character in the entire game. He had to balls to stand up to the toughest meanest ************ in all of pandora, and no weapons too. He didn't need weapons, he just needed his bare hands.
Sarcastic Slab, i salute you.
Sarcastic Slab, i salute you.
The shredifier isnt actually Bonehead 2.0 drop. Its just a random drop. BH2 drops the Bone Shredder [http://borderlands.wikia.com/wiki/Bone_Shredder_(Borderlands_2)].SomeLameStuff said:
Anyways, my moment was when the game arrived in my mailbox. Didnt even need to play it, already knew I was gonna joy puke my face off...
Though getting my hands on a Skullsmasher from Son of Mothrakk was also pretty awesome.
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Thats pair the course.Blargh McBlargh said:Saturn was one of the easiest bosses, if you ask me.Sure, he has a fuckton of HP, but I managed to take him out several times without even getting half health.
Speaking of which, did anyone else think Handsome Jack and the Warrior were ridiculously easy?
Oh yeah, the best bit with Brick; where you get the optional objective to not look and just walk away when you blow up the Buzzard so you'll "look like a bad-ass".
Acquiring the bee + conference call combo and seeing Terramorphorous the Invincible melt away in seconds. Made all the more satisfying by the fact that I hadn't found a legendary since lvl 33 and was using seriously underpowered gear the first few times I fought him. Overnight he went from one of the toughest boss fights I've had in gaming, to having the durability of paper mache.
Game breaking? Maybe.
Awesome moment? Fuck yeah!
Game breaking? Maybe.
Awesome moment? Fuck yeah!
I believe my game glitch one time but it was a awesome on at that. A friend and I were playing through Vault Hunter mode and we just got to the bunker fight. It was at 98% health and I threw my Tediore SMG (It deals acid dmg) and BOOM he died right there. It was pretty funny we just called it Ork Logic.
I haven't had any, to be honest. A couple of my friends and I are playing through it when we have the time, but I haven't really had any moments like the OP described. I mean, I'm having fun, but I'm just sort of underwhelmed. I had a similar feeling with the first game: there's a lot there, and running and gunning is fun (up to a point), but it's just not clicking for me at anything more than a really basic level. It's a decent enough game, but it won't be on my GOTY list, let's put it that way.
Wubwub might be part of the problem. I nurse a deep hatred of wub, and whenever I'm in the middle of a fight and things start wubbing, I get annoyed. Or whenever I walk by Claptrap in Sanctuary, and he's like 'Check out my new Dubstep song!' I just want to punch him right in the eye.
I will say, though, that Rakkman (is that what they named him? It's what we call him) made me laugh really hard. So, yeah, I guess that would be my memorable moment for now.
Wubwub might be part of the problem. I nurse a deep hatred of wub, and whenever I'm in the middle of a fight and things start wubbing, I get annoyed. Or whenever I walk by Claptrap in Sanctuary, and he's like 'Check out my new Dubstep song!' I just want to punch him right in the eye.
I will say, though, that Rakkman (is that what they named him? It's what we call him) made me laugh really hard. So, yeah, I guess that would be my memorable moment for now.
While I don't think I've had any super serious ZOMG moments (because hell, the game is just made of that), leveling up phaselock to the point where you can wipe out a camp of bandits without even firing a shot was pretty awesome.
Oh, and also
I also love most of the incidental dialogue from enemies, especially when they die. I've probably poured about 100 hours into this game, and I still sometimes hear the occasional new line.
Oh, and also
tipping Moxxi enough money so that she gives you her favourite gun, which makes the control pad vibrate... uh, yeah. Sweet.
I also love most of the incidental dialogue from enemies, especially when they die. I've probably poured about 100 hours into this game, and I still sometimes hear the occasional new line.
That would be awesome if I could actually get my anarchy stacks from disappearing for no reason.Loop Stricken said:
When I found a Jakobs sniper rifle that does 35000 damage with explosive element. Combine with The Bee to one shot everything except theinvincibles.
Mine is similar to the OP's but instead of being solo I was in a full group. Since there were four of us there were more and tougher enemies and one of us apparantly knew that there was a time limit so we pushed forward hard, obliterating everything in an orgy of bullets and shattered robot parts. We felt like the badasses the game claims you are.
I also have a solo Bloodshot moment. It was the first time I siced Deathtrap on a base full of baddies with the ability to extend his duration with each kill. I basically just followed him around in awe while he cleared the place from the front door to the cutscene. I think the only person I fired a shot at was Mad Mike. Jerk! Shoved the rocket launcher up his ass.
I also have a solo Bloodshot moment. It was the first time I siced Deathtrap on a base full of baddies with the ability to extend his duration with each kill. I basically just followed him around in awe while he cleared the place from the front door to the cutscene. I think the only person I fired a shot at was Mad Mike. Jerk! Shoved the rocket launcher up his ass.
Mine is similar to the OP's but instead of being solo I was in a full group. Since there were four of us there were more and tougher enemies and one of us apparantly knew that there was a time limit so we pushed forward hard, obliterating everything in an orgy of bullets and shattered robot parts. We felt like the badasses the game claims you are.
I also have a solo Bloodshot moment. It was the first time I siced Deathtrap on a base full of baddies with the ability to extend his duration with each kill. I basically just followed him around in awe while he cleared the place from the front door to the cutscene. I think the only person I fired a shot at was Mad Mike. Jerk! Shoved the rocket launcher up his ass.
I also have a solo Bloodshot moment. It was the first time I siced Deathtrap on a base full of baddies with the ability to extend his duration with each kill. I basically just followed him around in awe while he cleared the place from the front door to the cutscene. I think the only person I fired a shot at was Mad Mike. Jerk! Shoved the rocket launcher up his ass.
I loved the fight up to the Control Core up to and including BNK3R and every part of the fight inside the core. It felt like all the things that make Borderlands fun came together there. Relentless fights, tense cover situations, a wicked boss, and just a ton of loot.
Also, that deep throaty wub'n battle track makes me grin when it kicks in. Always gets me in one of those proper kill-everything-that-moves kind of moods and generally I just start tearing things to pieces. Not as big of a fan of the one in the new DLC, though. It simply lacks that magical aspect.
Also, that deep throaty wub'n battle track makes me grin when it kicks in. Always gets me in one of those proper kill-everything-that-moves kind of moods and generally I just start tearing things to pieces. Not as big of a fan of the one in the new DLC, though. It simply lacks that magical aspect.
Funniest thing happened to me there: My brother and I were comparing loot with the chest on the roof of the building and we didn't see him spawn or attack us. We started losing health and turned to be greeted by... A huge loader. Death was had.WoW Killer said:
OT: Finding the Conference Call...and abusing it. So fun.