HYPERIUS THE INVINCIBLE FULL
One reason for this is the vault full of chests that players come across at the end of the story, something that is always a hit with series veterans. Story-wise, the DLC was a lot of fun, with Captain Scarlett serving as a memorable antagonist that elevated the story.Īside from being a good DLC that makes the most out of its theme, Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate’s Booty is highly replayable. Excellent weapons like the Sandhawk made their debut here, as did the Seraph vendor.
Not only was the pirate theming unique to the series, but the Sandskiff vehicles were a lot of fun to use as well. RELATED: Tiny Tina's Wonderlands Might Be Going Overboard With Companions The Case for Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate’s Booty To Become a One-Shot Adventureīorderlands 2’s first DLC, Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate’s Booty, was a memorable expansion for a number of reasons. Some of the franchise’s other expansions would work great as standalone games, providing longtime players with an opportunity to easily revisit their favorite DLCs and giving newcomers a chance to experience some of Borderlands’ best content. As such, while it made sense to re-release Assault on Dragon Keep in the lead-up to Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, Gearbox should not stop there. While many see Assault on Dragon Keep as the best DLC from Borderlands 2 and the series as a whole, the franchise has had many great expansions. Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands would not exist without the excellent Borderlands 2 DLC Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon Keep, with the memorable expansion standing out from everything else in the series. Once he is down, return to Shade to turn in the quest.With all the hype for Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, Gearbox made the clever decision to release Borderlands’ other fantasy-inspired content as a standalone game. It’s not a hard battle, but can take a while as his health slowly chips away from the acid.
If you got hit by the acid on the floor, then your life will continue to deplete as well, so you’ll need to pop out once in a while when you are about to die and get a revive from one of the worms nearby. Stay there and allow Master Gee to just drain his life away as you wait. Once he is starting o loose shields and health, go to the entrance and on the left will be a rock that you can crouch behind. Use a singularity grenade on a worm that is almost dead and it will draw Master Gee to the worm and he will land in its puddle. The acid will continue to spread across the floor until one of you walks to the center of it which seems to cause the acid to recede a bit. When you kill them, they will leave a pool of acid behind that, if walked into will continue to hurt you and Master Gee. When you do, nothing you do will hurt him, you will need to attack the sand worms that pop up in the area. Once you reach the gate, you will need to pay 8 eridium to enter and like Hyperius, the battle won’t start until you attack him. Make your way to Hayter’s Foley and make your way around to the cavern past Sandman’s Lookout. It’s a rather cut and dry boss once the minions are down.Īfter you have beaten Hyperius and returned to Sade in Oasis, he will give you this mission. Simply keep away from him and keep firing at him non-stop and he will eventually fall. Eventually when you have taken down all the minions, Hyperius will start to come after you will ground stomps and firing rockets. You won’t be able to attack him while he is tethered to them, so you’ll need to keep hitting the minions until they drop in to repair mode. Once you do, he will have a few minions that pop up and keep him shielded. When you start the battle with him, you will need to attack him to get things going. Hyperius is basically a raid boss and chances are, depending on your level, will need a few people to help take him down. To reach Hyperius, you will need to go through the Washburne Refinery and it will cost 8 Eridium when you get to the entrance. After you have completed the final story mission, “X Marks the Spot”, this mission will be available from shade in Oasis.
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