Borderlands 2 Modded Save
How to add Mods for Borderlands 2 by DerchWith the foundation of the Borderlands 2 unofficial community patch there are a few other thing you can do to enhance your game. There are community mods you can install that for example add custom weapons to the game. In this video explains how you can run these Mods, also check out his channel as he is making videos about some of these Mods.
This is a port from the Helsabot’s “Idiot’s guide to Gibbed items”, originally posted in the old GBX Forums.Link to the original post:DISCLAIMER: This is a GUIDE to modded items, I do not endorse the use of save editors unless it is in your own save game and you know what you’re doing. The use of modded weapons infringes the Terms of Service of both PlayStation Network and XBOX Live Arcade and can result in a PERMANENT ban of both your console and account. You don’t want that to happen, right? Some weapon images were made with Gibbed with informative purposes.Images uploaded to a new server (imgur)To do list: more info on modded shields, class mods and eridian relics.UPDATE, April 9th 2017: Looking for community patch stuff?, head this wayThis is a guide about gibbed/modded/altered weapons and items for people unfamiliar with them, that also acts as a channel for all your questions related to the topic!You can personally decide whether the idiot mentioned in the title is the reader or the poster.
A non-elemental Maliwan SMG. Sure enough, the prefix on it is “Technetronic”Works and fires like a normal SMG, survives relog patch v1.6.0 too. Of course why you’d want a “plain bullets” Maliwan SMG is beyond me.Now, here’s another common hack done to Maliwan weapons: removing the element to produce an explosive effect.This too will survive relog. Note the “deals bonus elemental damage”, despite there not being an element.
Oh yes, and it IS explosive, despite the lack of an explosive icon.And then you have the ones where error checking KIND OF catches it.Here’s a Maliwan SMG with the Pimpernel’s special barrel bolted onto it. The game can’t render a sniper barrel correctly on an SMG, so it winds up looking like this:Quite obviously missing the main barrel portion of the weapon. It will still fire though, and yes it does produce the Pimpernel bomblet scatter with each shot. Also note the “purple rarity weapon with red text”.
Yet another way it gives away that its hacked.Like I said though, error checking will KIND OF catch this weapon. It won’t delete it completely, but it will remove the invalid parts on relog, so you’re left with this:That’s right, it’s so Impetuous it doesn’t need anything else. Just Impetuousness.
Quite obviously broken.Not all partial error checked weapons are this obvious. Some are missing parts which don’t alter the name. Still reasonably easy to spot though.There is also guns/items that appear just as their in game loot/drop counterparts, but are actually created by someone.In this scenario there is very few options, sometimes none, to tell.Info list on Sights & SightNone“GDWeapPistol.Sight.PistolSightNone” is the code that tells the game “put iron sights here”.“None” is the code that tells the game “Gun part for this does not exist. ERROR ERROR DOES NOT COMPUTE”. Only the Greed & Interfacer can naturally spawn with this for their sights.This is also why forcibly removing sights via modding will produce the same ADS speed effect on the modded gun that only comes with them.If that confused you;“SightNone” means iron sights.“None” means that a gun part does not exist there.Seraph gear will ALWAYS have a sight.
Interfacer will never spawn with a sight.Rocket Launchers will ALWAYS have a sight.Sniper Rifles will ALWAYS have a scope. (with the Buffalo/ Elephant/ Longbow being the only exceptions)All White, Green, and Blue quality items can spawn with SightNone.All Purple quality items will always have a sight.All E-Tech will spawn with a sight.All Legendary items will ALWAYS have a sight.All Pearlescent items will ALWAYS have a sight.All Seraph items will ALWAYS have a sight.Maliwan SMGs were subject to a bug: anytime the game tries to generate (or even to process) a Blue Maliwan SMG, it’s rarity automatically gets bumped up to Purple. It didn’t change the parts; it just upgraded the rarity. Since Blue weapons can spawn without a Sight, Purple Maliwan SMGs can have no sight. It’s the only exception to the rule, though, and as I said: it was a bug.
In fact, the only Blue Maliwan SMG in the game was Chulainn, but got patched patch v1.7.0Another fun fact: The Good Touch and Bad Touch are listed as Rarity 3 (Blue) if you check, but still highlight as purple. Bizarre eh?Question: does upgrading the rarity also upgrade the damage, or does the weapon still have the damage of a blue SMG?A: The answer is, yes, they do get a damage bump. Here’s two otherwise-identical Maliwan SMGs: Blue / Purple.You’ll note that the stats are identical, although the look is not. This is because when the game bumps the Maliwan SMG’s stats up to purple it doesn’t change the weapon’s skin to match.Also of note is the fact that while the stats are identical, the part lists are not. Blue Maliwan SMGs can spawn with no sight and no accessory, whereas Purple Maliwan SMGs must have a sight and an accessory.The fact that the material hasn’t changed makes it easy to tell which weapon is an Attempted Blue and which one is a Purple.
Borderlands 2 modded save download Page 6- a. Gear Calculator V2 for Borderlands 2. View details »Borderlands 2; Modded BL2 Character Saves For PS3. If you save your Borderlands 2 game on a device that also. Borderlands 2 GPD Save Editor. Extract your Gamer Profile from your XBox 360 device using Horizon. Please update this save editor. Without mods I believe that borderlands 2 might have faded into obscurity a while ago. Mods add a new way to play this game, and your mod tool lets people from all across the world create new things from godly shields to mega weapons. And people can modify existing weapons into something new and creative.
This is important for determining legitimacy of a purple SMG; the fact that a purple has no sight and no accessory could lead people to dismiss it as modded, when in fact it’s just an Attempted Blue.Look for the large diagonal stripe in front of the magazine; On an Attempted Blue, this stripe is blue, and on a Purple, the stripe is white.This also means that the Good Touch and Bad Touch are actually ending up stronger than they were supposed to. Poisd2Strike:Perhaps one of the Moderators could make this a sticky?I seem to recall a similar request being made of the original, and we ran into the question of the possibility of people who had previously never heard of hacked items seeking them out on the basis of seeing the thread, which is obviously not an outcome that we want here. It may be time to revisit that decision, but I think that as long as this thread exists, people who need the info can be linked to this thread, rather than have it pinned. Does that make sense?
I’ll happily take pms on this if anyone wants me to pass any thoughts or concerns on to gbx, but I’d like to avoid a debate/in depth discussion here if possible, thanks. VaultHunter101:Apart from the Gearbox employee skins (for obvious reasons), those would make excellent 3rd anniversary commemoratives.Just sayin’If I’m not mistaken, they were given as loyalty rewards on the Handsome Collection. I’m just not sure if you have to transfer a save from a previous gen console to get them on the Handsome Collection or if just signing up to SHiFT would be enough. But yeah, I’d love to have them on the 360/PS3 too and they should be made available for PC players as well.
So I’ll throw in my support for the idea of turning them into 3rd anniversary commemoratives. I’d also like to throw out the use of the word ‘modded’ when discussing hacks, if only in this thread.
Modding adds content- whether user-created maps (which don’t exist for BL2) or balanced items- none of the items in this thread qualify under these terms, so should really be called ‘hacked’. Compare them to the stuff created for BL1 I’ve always been confused as to why they got called ‘modded’ at all. This goes right back to BL1 days, and maybe this is a chance to set things straight. Better late than never?
Gut0nez:But yeah, I’d love to have them on the 360/PS3 too and they should be made available for PC players as well. So I’ll throw in my support for the idea of turning them into 3rd anniversary commemoratives.I concur that PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 players should have access to the loyalty rewards (with obvious exception of the GBX skins) given to players who purchased The Handsome Collection as a 3rd anniversary commemoration. A Shift code would suffice. After all, if it wasn’t for millions of sales of BL2 on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 The Handsome Collection wouldn’t even exist.
Perhaps could invoke the power of the almighty Monocle and pass this suggestion onto the GBX team?Forum ID: Poisd2StrikeGT: Poisd2StrikeTrades: Maya OP8 / /. Nice port/article.As a side-note, a bit of this information is outdated and no longer available to the majority of console users. Some of these things are still “possible” on PC ( black weapons for example ), but a person is not going to be able to use/keep them unless they know EXACTLY what they are doing. ( will not explain ).P.S. When it comes to console gaming, modded weapons are the least of your modding concerns. ( because most won’t ever see the light of day nowadays ).PSPSNo, I will not discuss the larger concerns but like that famous Supreme Court ruling, I know it when I see it.If it sounds like I might know what I’m talking about, it’s purely a coincidence. Just ask any woman who has dated me and she’ll confirm that I, in fact, have no idea what I’m talking about.
Borderlands 2 Modded Save Files Ps4
EVER!but I do know that “Casual Carnage” is modded more than Joan River’s face.