You shouldn’t have any trouble finding the required weapons, but class mods, relics, grenades and shields aren’t as easy to find. There’s a trophy that requires you to have purple rated gear or better equipped in all slots. If you find any purple loot but don’t like it and want to sell it, you might want to hold on to it for a while. (Also, check out the tips given in Step 2 of this Road Map.) Sometimes, just leveling up 2 levels will make a great difference. You can always leave a mission or area and come back later when you've leveled up some. Leveling up is a great way to deal with any difficult situation. If you have problems advancing through the story missions, go back and do some side missions instead. The game itself shouldn’t be too difficult.
#Borderlands 2 tropes Patch
You can, if you really want, delete the patch and get a 100% spawn again.
He also is a rare spawn, but before the latest patch (1.01), he was a 100% spawn, until a certain progression in the main story. There's one other trophy that relies on a rare spawn, which is the " A Tribute to a Vault Hunter" trophy. For more details, see the specific trophies. Probably even more rare than the other two. The Challenge Accepted trophy itself doesn't require much luck, but there's 1 challenge, the Jimmy Jenkins challenge, which requires you to kill Jimmy Jenkins, who also is a rare spawn. Same goes for Definitely An Italian Plumber, which requires a Donkey Mong kill. Cute Loot requires a Chubby kill, but it's a rare spawn. They're pretty easy, but they all depend on a rare spawn. The following trophies require some luck: " Cute Loot", " Definitely An Italian Plumber" & " Challenge Accepted". Why? There are a few trophies which involve quite some luck. Do you play co-op, solo, do you use boosting methods etc. The platinum time for this game depends on many factors. Not to mention, the badass stat bonuses carry over to different characters, which will make it easier. You can of course choose to do this later on when you’re more familiar with the game. The other 2 class specific trophies can be obtained as soon as you hit level 5. However, if you want to obtain the trophies as fast as possible, you’ll want to start out as either the Assassin (Zer0) or the Gunzerker (Salvador), since you need to reach level 31 and 25 with these to obtain 2 class specific trophies. You can choose to play solo, split-screen, or (split-screen) online. Pick any of the 4 classes to your liking and start your adventure. Also, playing without patches on a save file that has been patched before, could cause save file corruption. Not only did these patches remove exploits, they fixed quite a few bugs and glitches. Please note, that if you're going to delete any patches to use these exploits, to make a back-up of your save file. Removing updates/Exploits: There are numerous exploits that you can use to obtain some of the trophies. (Other than a Playthrough 2 which is harder than Playthrough 1). Does difficulty affect trophies: There’s no difficulty option.(Second controller does make completing certain challenges easier.)
Glitched trophies: 1 - Challenge Accepted (Temporarily though.Minimum number of playthroughs needed: ~1,5 (+3 Partial playthroughs.).Approximate amount of time to platinum: 40-80 hours.Mission Guide (Undiscovered Missions Guide).Mission Guide (All Side Missions Guide).Step 3) Clean Up / 3 Partial Playthroughs.Step 2) Playthrough 2 - True Vault Hunter Mode (1.5 playthrough).
#Borderlands 2 tropes series
This video series is created by Anita Sarkeesian and the project was funded by 6968 awesome backers on Kickstarter.
This series will include critical analysis of many beloved games and characters, but remember that it is both possible (and even necessary) to simultaneously enjoy media while also being critical of it's more problematic or pernicious aspects. The Tropes vs Women in Video Games project aims to examine the plot devices and patterns most often associated with female characters in gaming from a systemic, big picture perspective. Over the past decade we've seen developers try to spice up the old Damsel in Distress cliche by combining it with other tropes involving victimized women including the disposable woman, the mercy killing and the woman in the refrigerator.įor more examples of the Damsel in Distress see our Tumblr for this series: In this installment we look at "dark and edgy" side of the trope in more modern games and how the plot device is often used in conjunction with graphic depictions of violence against women. This is the second in a series of three videos exploring the Damsel in Distress trope in video games. Parents should preview the video first before sharing with young children. TRIGGER WARNING: This video contains a handful of graphic scenes involving violence against women.
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