borderlands 2 dlc levels second playthrough

#Borderlands 2 dlc levels second playthrough free

It’s worth checking out the resources in the relevant character forum to see what the recommended top gear is for different builds. level 52, fighting level 52-54 enemies, with level 50 gear - not the best scenario!Įveryone has their favourites, often because a particular shield or gun works with a specific character build and play-style. Some of the others are helpful, but you can end up levelling up a bit too much if you do all of them after hitting level 50. I like to have Moxxi’s Heartbreaker & Rubi and the Flame of the Firehawk when I start the next mode, so I save those quests until after completing the story.

Should I do sidequests that reward unique loot in TVHM AFTER I beat the warrior so that all rewards are level 50 and will thus be most useful for UVHM?ĭepends on the reward, really.

Our friend Nakos has it on the money ~ there are a few more enjoyable (and really useful for very rare & legendary drops) DLC's than I listed ~ mainly the so-called Headhunters ~ but they're not critical unless you're looking for top weapons. With all the DLCs (which include about 11 major additional stories of varying sizes) it has a huge amount of content.

If you're going to play all those, you're going to be way, way over leveled and they'll become kinda boring.īL2 has about 3 times as much content as is necessary to level through any given mode. Most of the DLCs cap out at level 30 in Normal, with Sir Hammerlock, Tiny Tina and Commander Lilith capping out at 35. I will say though, doing the main story and all the base game quests will level you up to between 30 and 35. If you're just planning to do it all once and move on to B元. Originally posted by Nakos:If you're going to continue to play in BL2, then doing ALL the content in Normal mode isn't a good idea, because you'll be over leveled.

I just wanna do the story and dlcs, to jump to borderlands 3 and play the 'endgame' there with a friend.

#Borderlands 2 dlc levels second playthrough free

Choice is your'sĪside from these & the free DLC's & a ton of other non-critical & optional DLC's, the base game & big six DLC's currently run about +/- $25 to $30 all-in on sale which is nothing for the fun they''ll provide you. The 'important DLC's' are:Īside from these & the free DLC's & a ton of other non-critical & optional DLC's, the base game & big six DLC's currently run about +/- $25 to $30 all-in on sale which is nothing for the fun they''ll provide you. I believe the DLC's currently run +/- $3 each which to me is ridiculously cheap for the fun they add. You should consider that a small handful of the DLC's add so many new areas for tons more fun along with corresponding opportunities & challenges, that each one adds what most of us consider 'whole new games.'Īfter NVHM you've got True Mode (TVHM) which takes you up through the early middle part of BL2 to Level 50 where you finally start the really fun and main part of the game in Ultimate Mode (UVHM) which with the DLC's added on will take you up through to endgame at Level 80. It depends on how much you've enjoyed the introduction to BL2 in Normal Mode (NVHM) at +/- Level 30 which is where most players finish off their 1st 'main story' progress. im asking this because yesterday i finished borderlands 1 and the game started from the beginning in hard mode but dlcs scaled like 10 lvls above my character. im not going to do a second run, so i want to know if should finish the main story first. Originally posted by p0t1:hi, im playing the main story and i want to know when i should start the DLCs.