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• #Borderlands 2 classes code#

Asking your co-op friends to shoot you in the face is a thing you will (reasonably) request while playing as Krieg, because some skills allot you extra damage as you take damage. But as Krieg’s shields are down and his health is below a certain percentage and he’s literally on friggin’ fire, he can actually deal more damage.

#Borderlands 2 classes code#

He’s going to make you do things that go against the gamer code you were raised by: namely, don’t get hurt. The philosophy behind Krieg, Burch tells me, is to put players in an awkward position.

I rather opt for the exact opposite: guns-blazing, face-slicing killing where there’s not a moment’s break. While I do enjoy silent and scoped kills, it’s not quite my preferred style. But he’s the sniper class, and therefore typically at his best when you play as a stealthy killer. I like Zer0, the assassin class in Borderlands 2. But I’ll settle for extra content on a second playthrough because he’s that amazing. As much as I am dedicated to the Siren class, I would have played as Krieg straight through the game from the get-go if they’d let me. Krieg would be saved for downloadable content. So Borderlands 2 wouldn’t be shipped with this playable hulk of a creature, not when he might turn off some players. But the Psycho character class is as much high risk, high reward in-game as he is out there in the market. In fact, Gearbox’s Paul Helquist had the general idea for Krieg thought out even before Borderlands 2 launched. It certainly was for Gearbox, lead writer Anthony Burch tells me roughly two weeks ago over a demo of the newest character to Borderlands 2. Krieg might be considered a risky character to offer players. Fahey is rocking a level 31 Krieg, and shows you what the bandit-man is capable of in all three of his skill trees. The very accommodating Mr Mike Fahey captured some footage of said psycho Krieg for you all, which you can see spread throughout this article. And so there’s no better character to complement this endeavour than big, bad, muscular and very insane (and a little ugly) Krieg. It’s what Borderlands was made for, as far as I’m concerned. And I just love carelessly shredding into enemies. The more carelessly you play, the more damage you can deal. The first time Gearbox gave us a look at the playable psycho bandit named Krieg, I knew this character was made for me.