The drops can be found elsewhere in the game, though the daily ones have gotten some boosts over the ones that can drop from their regular targets.I haven't played since Janurary, and that was only for shift codes! This bounty event, are those drops actual unique weapons? I'm not talking about the end week weapon.
Also read the rules/terms of the bounty promo, and it mentions needing the goty or or one of the main dlcs which I haven't gotten. Does that mean these event enemies won't spawn for me if I don't register for the promo? I don't think I ever played when one of these altered drops/spawn events happened.
I played the first quest last night, including the boss. Nothing special or unusual, but the Halloween atmosphere is fun and there are certainly worse ways to spend $3. No one joined my public game though.So did anyone pick up the TK DLC? I hear it's fairly short.
Sadly you are basically done already. IIRC there is a single fetch mission for TK after knocking out the boss.I played the first quest last night, including the boss. Nothing special or unusual, but the Halloween atmosphere is fun and there are certainly worse ways to spend $3. No one joined my public game though.Borderlands isn't quite as fun by yourself.
The Borderlands 2 $100K Loot Hunt Week 3 Summary: Another Successful Community Effort!11.01.13 - Gearbox Staff
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The end of Week 3 brings us closer to the end of the entire Loot Hunt Sweepstakes! You folks are unstoppable. This week you all worked together to kill over 100,000,000 creatures and collected over 5,000,000 pieces of loot, just a tad more than last week’s totals. Good job everyone!
Thanks to our friends over at NVIDIA for supplying this past week’s prizes, which included an NVIDIA Shield PC streaming set up and five GE Force GTX 660 Ti Graphics cards!
It should come as no surprise, but you all handled this week’s community challenges without even breaking a sweat. Your reward for completing them is the Skullmasher, which can be yours if you take down Rouge over in Big Bluff.
As always, we continue to make changes to all of the weapons in Pandora and you can read all the details by checking out the News section of the Loot Hunt website.
Now, what about week 4? How are we going to be closing out this whole shebang?
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Tiny Tina and Mr. Torgue will be the masters of ceremonies for our final week, which will be sponsored by 2K and BradyGames.
Five lucky winners will receive lifetime supplies to all 2K titles on Steam – past, present, and future—and twenty will received a copy of the Borderlands 2 Game of the Year Strategy Guide, courtesy of BradyGames.
Plus, don’t forget about the weekly cash prize, which will be at $20K, and of course, the grand prize at $50K!
As a reminder, the successful killing of a daily target marks your official entry into this sweepstakes. The more daily targets you take down, the more entries you have in the Sweepstakes (limited to one entry per day). It’s never too late to join! In fact, you can still sign up and register at any point before the Sweepstakes ends.
Tell your friends and organize group play sessions! After all, group kills count for any member of the group, so it will definitely expedite things for you and your friends.
Be sure to follow @ECHOcasts and check https://www.borderlands2loothunt.com/ for daily updates.
Happy looting, thank you for participating, and good luck in Week 4!
Borderlands 2 Software Update11.20.13 - Chris Faylor
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A new update for Borderlands 2 is scheduled to roll out on PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in the coming days, adding support for next Tuesday's release of the second Headhunter add-on (The Horrible Hunger of the Ravenous Wattle Gobbler) and several bug fixes, including some previously available as Hot Fixes.
Details on this update can be found at the links below.
PC Update Information
Xbox 360 Update Information
PlayStation 3 Update Information
In addition, Xbox 360 owners can expect to be prompted to download a new Compatibility Pack in the coming days.
Further updates for all platforms are in the works as well -- we'll be sharing more details on those as they're finalized. For help and support with Borderlands 2, visit support.2k.com orsupport.gearboxsoftware.com
Borderlands 2 "Ravenous Wattle Gobbler" Headhunter Add-On Coming Soon!11.20.13 - Chris Faylor
Hungry for more, Vault Hunters? You won't have to wait long – The Horrible Hunger of the Ravenous Wattle Gobbler, the second Headhunter add-on for Borderlands 2, will be available beginning November 26th for just USD $2.99 / GBP £2.39 / EUR 2,99 € on PC and Mac via Steam, Xbox 360 via Xbox Live Marketplace, and PlayStation 3* via PlayStation Network!
Seasonal festivities are one of the major inspirations behind the Headhunter series. In the second Headhunter add-on, Mr. Torgue hosts a hunger-themed competition to hunt down a giant turkey, the Wattle Gobbler, and selects sacrificial recruits from all of the districts of Pandora to participate!
There's also a strong theme of family, embodied by characters like Mr. Torgue's super buff grandmother, Grandma Flexington, which you meet in this downloadable content for the very first time. Grandma Flexington reminds us that we should be nice to Grandma during the holidays, even if she rambles on for way too long. (This may be a tiny spoiler, but the actress that did voice over for Grandma Flexington performed that part so much better than we ever imagined and we can't wait for players to finally meet her.)
New character heads and skins will also be available as symbols of your triumph – provided you're successful in taking down the Wattle Gobbler, that is. You're welcome to try it solo, but we of course recommend bringing friends.
We're really excited for you to get your hands on The Horrible Hunger of the Ravenous Wattle Gobbler, and we've got more up our sleeve – so be sure to watch out for the third Headhunter add-on,How Marcus Saved Mercenary Day coming in December!
Yup, that would be the first one I would love to finish ever. I am usually on late nights. I will send you FRs now.i need to play the tiny tina's assault on dragon keep DLC, if you need anyone?
Haha, it's a good full RPG length. Love it, even though I usually prefer shorter games. You might try commando and go for defensive stuff like health regeneration. That's what I did for both games as I'm usually playing solo.Holy crap this game is big. I'm only at level 16 and I feel like I've been playing forever! I also suck and die a lot so that probably doesn't help.
Just PM or xbox message me when you want to play hopefully we can get a few people to run through it allYup, that would be the first one I would love to finish ever. I am usually on late nights. I will send you FRs now.
Might throw this disc back into my 360...Xbox 360 SHiFT Code for 3 Golden Keys in #Borderlands2: WTCJJ-FS9KX-T5WWF-KXJJ3-9HXBF [Active through 03/03]
No they're the highlights and like always your love of the DLC for a game will depend on your enjoyment of the game overall.Are Tiny Tina and Torque the only DLC's worth a shit?