Borderlands Video Game

Progress is saved automatically when you reach checkpoints (a V icon will flash when the game saves), and also when you quit the game.

second play through after finishing the game once

There are a lot of similarities. Similar settings, combat is very similar. Fallout 3 is closer to a true RPG in regard to quests with multiple pathways and solutions, dialogue, reputations and morality. Your character can be a doctor, or a diplomat.

Borderlands' system is more based around your character as a combatant, also rather than the weapons being 'fixed', they drop randomly, with random properties and get more powerful at higher levels, similar to a rogue-like such as Diablo.

The first slot unlocks by completion of the main story line quest soon after you make it to Sanctuary. The second locked slot opens later in the main story around lvl 20. Both are unlocked by story progression so you will unlock them all eventually. Good luck...

Mainly because, oh let's see, you can punch off the leg of an insane midget, you can get a bird of prey to hunt down your enemies and eat their face off, you can get guns that, after blowing one person's face off, give everybody else in the area a dose of lethal poison, and you can create massive blood showers by blowing up a highly dangerous, mammoth-looking beast the size of of 2 sky scrapers with a rocket launcher that melts torsos is aimed correctly.

...But on the good side, online co-op helps you learn teamwork! :D

It is a fun games with over a millions weopons, i you love games that are always about getting better this games is amazing. It has a great story line, plus is fun to play alone, but the game really shines in multi player. i you have online get it, if you don't rent it first.

No, the 4th DLC pack was the last, and since the release of Borderlands 2, it is unlikely Borderlands 1 will get any further support.

The original level cap was set at 50. After the 'Ultimate Vault Hunter Mode' patch was released on April 2, 2013, that cap was raised to 61. Finally, after the 'Ultimate Vault Hunter Upgrade Pack Two: Digistruct Peak Challenge' upgrade, the maximum level you are able to obtain was finalized at 72.

depends on your use and needs

fist weapon has only 1 option

knife has only 1 option

lasso has only 1 option

special has 3 fire bottle, throwing knife and dynamite. dynamite is most powerfull

pistol has 2 categories. revolvers and pistols. high power pistol rates best all up but for revolver only dual action is almost equal in power

rifle has 2 categories. bolt and repeaters. for repeaters i find the low ammo clip Henry is more powerfull than its high ammo counterparts. however bolt actions are more powerful all up with springfield being the best in terms of speed vs power vs ease to get. for best speed bolt action is marginally better but takes along time to unlock in single and multiplayer and the best rifle of all the buffalo rifle is ery hard to unlock single player and has only 1 shot per long reload making it inneffective all up.

shotguns are all about equal but if you need to use them in close combat go the sawn off for power or semi auto shotgun for quick reloading

sniper rifle is all about equal they are slow but high power and you never use in close combat anyway

all in all i stick to a springfield in most combat as it has good range and power to stop enemies flanking me or getting surronded. but if i need fast speed for heists and get aways i switch to high power pistol or in areas of no pistol ammo use the dual action revolver.

also if single player just buy all weapons as you go and find the ones you like. for multiplayer do a raid on black water and steal all the guns as they are all high power pistols and springfield rifles

The latest count of the number of guns in Borderlands is 17,750,000. Each has a unique appearance and effect. Gearbox is using a process called procedural generation to create all the guns. In this practice, developers write procedures into code which dictate the generation of content.

Yep, 2 player offline split screen is confirmed.

Playthrough 2 is a feature in Borderlands that allows players who have completed the game's story-line to start the game over again with the same character on a more advanced mode. It is unlocked once The Destroyer is defeated on Playthrough 1 and can be accessed immediately by loading the character's game. The character retains all items and levels gained in Playthrough 1 and will face off against similarly higher level enemies in an otherwise identical story. The enemy levels range from level 32 at the start, to level 50 by the end, downloadable content enemies will similarly undergo level increases as well. Items will be encountered in higher level versions to match the enemies and general difficulty of Playthrough 2. Mission rewards will also scale.

Yes, the gun is a shotgun,named the Torgue Friendly Fire, named so because of the smiley-faced spread. This, like any other Legendary gun, can be found in chests, dropped by high level enemys, or, like me, just randomly show up in your backpack

All allocated skill points are removed, but you do not loose them, you can then re allocate them as you wish, a small amount of cash is taken from your 'bankroll' other than that you can reset your skill points as often as you like.

It's the same as normal except the enemies are harder/tougher so co-op with people your level or about 10 levels higher (with good guns so you win). Other than that you do all the missions kill eveything with your friends just a fun thing to do ;)

killzone 2

killzone 2 is a nice game but it does not meet the standards of fallout 3 it really doesn't plus the graphics are just mindblowing and the story is a very good and hooking one so this game i would not advise for the easily entertained because you would not be able to move from the screen but i do respect you decision on thinking that killzone 2 is better for the ps3

Border lands is about fun aliens fighting your way to the great vault there is weopons eve

The default is press 'I'

NO. Claptrap is the only thing you can actually trust in "Borderlands 2" hes not very smart but he wants the best for you. You can always trust him.

On the Xbox 360, you highlight a weapon you want to mod, and click the right bumper (RB). If you have some weapon mods in your inventory (found in the misc section) they'll show up. Then all you have to do is click A on the ones you want.

yes, technically it is illegal to moddify or reproduce any vidiogames.

(but as long as your offline when you do use mods. you should be fine.)

-just remember that if you mess up your game could be wrecked-

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Class mods allow you to change classes in game. For example, equipping the correct class mod can change your hunter from an assassin to a scavenger or a survivor.

If you're asking if you can change from say the Siren to the Solider in mid-game while keeping your quest progress and levels, no. You'll have to start a new game as one of the other characters.

If you're playing Borderlands on the PC, there may be a patch or mod that allows you to do this.

Assuming you have the 4th Borderlands DLC, the Interplanetary Ninja Claptrap is the final boss.

It's on the table, under the big red sail roof on the upper level.

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