borderlands 2 captain scarlett pearl weapons

#Borderlands 2 captain scarlett pearl weapons mods

A weapon's buy price is always far higher than its sell price. Rarely, weapons may have no level limitations this is typically only seen on the Gearbox pre-order weapons and weapons which spawn right at the start of the game.Ī weapon's value in dollars is shown at the bottom of the Card this is its sell price for a weapon belonging to that character or on the ground, or the buy price for a weapon being viewed in a vendor. The logo of the weapon's Manufacturer is shown in the lower-left, the logo of the weapon type is shown on the right, while the logo for the weapon's Element (if it has one) is shown in the middle.Ī weapon's minimum level is shown at the top of the Item Card if this exceeds the level of the character examining the weapon, the entire Item Card is shown with a red background, and the weapon cannot be equipped by that character (though it may be picked up, carried in their inventory and sold as normal). Bonuses in this area are included in the stats displayed above it for example, a weapon with a displayed magazine size of 14 and '+3 magazine size' has a magazine size of 14, not 17. This contains basic information about the weapon the weapon's name is shown in its appropriate rarity colour, followed by the weapon's Damage, Accuracy, Fire Rate, Reload Speed (measured in seconds, higher numbers mean longer reloads), Magazine Size, any Elemental Damage the weapon deals, the Elemental Effect Chance, and a text box containing notes on any special bonuses or abilities the weapon has. The Item Card is shown whenever a weapon is examined on the ground or selected in any menu.

#Borderlands 2 captain scarlett pearl weapons mods

Weapon Proficiencies no longer exist all characters have the same abilities with weapons throughout the game, with only Skills or class mods offering bonuses to particular types. Subtypes include high-velocity cannons, low-velocity cruise missiles with devastatingly high damage and shotgun-like spread launchers. Rocket Launchers : Powerful shoulder-fired weapons with many positive firing characteristics, but low ammo capacity, long reload time and expensive ammo.Unlike the original Borderlands, fully automatic sniper rifles are not limited to a single very rare model. They are almost always equipped with scopes, and often have a bonus to Critical Hit Damage. Sniper Rifles : High-damage, accurate weapons which are most effective at long range, usually with very limited magazine size and slow rates of fire.Special assault rifles can fire grenades or rockets with standard rifle ammunition, though at a cost of multiple rounds per shot. Sub-types include accurate, high-damage semi-auto weapons, general-purpose burst or automatic rifles, and high-capacity light machine guns with heavy recoil.

Assault Rifles : Versatile medium/long range weapon.Sub-types include single-barrel fast-firing weapons with larger magazines, medium-range weapons with low spread, and multi-barrel weapons with huge per-shot damage but slow rates of fire and frequent reloads. Shotguns : Fire multiple pellets, effective at close range but lowest accuracy of any weapon type.Usually lower per-round damage than pistols of lower level, but greater rate of fire means higher DPS, and tend to have high capacity magazines. Submachine Guns : High rate of fire and low recoil, good at close range and decent at medium range.Sub-types include auto-firing machine pistols with larger magazines but lower accuracy, middle-of-the-road repeaters, and revolvers with longer range and higher accuracy but slower reloads and lower ammo capacity. Pistols : Versatile class of weapons usually suited to short-to-medium range combat, typically with fast reload speed.Eridian weapons have been replaced by E-tech weapons which conform to the revised six categories listed below:

Revolvers and Repeaters were two distinct kinds of weapons in the original Borderlands they have since been consolidated into a single 'Pistol' category.