Perhaps the greatest threat to players comes from the cult of worshippers that inhabit the land. The giant spores are really more annoying than anything else as they can cause your Vault Hunter some pain/grievance in their death throes by tossing out elemental spores that can't be shot down and seek you out for a little bit. The scaylion, borok, marsh strider, and giant spore are the latest creatures to get added to Borderlands’ bestiary, though hardly any of them present a significant challenge. Speaking of new foes, the new enemies introduced in the DLC definitely feel different than those presented in the previous two installments, at least as far as the humanoid opponents go. He’s a fun/outrageous character in an ever-growing cast of such personalities, and it’s an interesting little (emphasis on “little” as there are around 5 brief story missions) jaunt through a new Borderlands tale. Without spoiling anything, Nakayama has some plans that involve a recently deceased foe, genetics, and a Hyperion ship that has somehow crashed onto this continent. Once you arrive and start in on the hunting and camaraderie-forming proper, the festivities are broken up by Professor Nakayama, a new character who serves as both the main nemesis and comedic foil for the story missions. Hammerlock invites the Vault Hunters to the, as yet, unexplored continent of Aegrus with the promise of hunting big (and new) game. Let’s take a look at the setup this time around. “Sir Hammerlock’s Big Game Hunt” is fun, a great time with buddies, yet it’s also lacking something that’s needed at this stage in Borderlands 2’s gaming life: a renewed feeling of being a badass. but wait! That's not all!.” Sadly, I can’t. I want to say there’s more in fact, there’s nothing I’d love more than to add onto that previous sentence, “. Leave it to some crazy professor once employed by Hyperion to spoil the fun.Īs with the previous two pieces of DLC, you’ll pretty much get the picture of what you’re in for from the intro movie: hunting, a freaky cult, and plenty of face-to-mustache time with Hammerlock himself. No lost pirate treasure or Ultimate Badass competition this time around, just some bonding with “naturalist” Sir Hammerlock through the hunting (and killing) of the indigenous wildlife. but once you defeat him you will get a high tier rainbow loot and weapons.Borderlands 2 is kicking off a new year with its third DLC release, “Sir Hammerlock’s Big Game Hunt.” We’re taken to a new continent called Aegrus that’s a little more like the swamps of Dagobah than the deserts of Tatooine. This will bring Haderax and as mentioned above he is very powerful and it can take you several tries before you defeat him. to activate the fight you will need to place 5 Eridium in each container. Progress through this area and ride the lift up and you will find four Eridium Containers. in this mission, you will need to go to Burrows and enter a new region called Writhing Deep. Interact with him and you will get the A Most Cacophonous Lure. so complete some missions and then go to the ground floor present below Vaughn. The Crawmerax/Haderax can be found in a very high-level raid and to unlock this raid you will need to first complete commander Litith DLC episode till the end.Īfter the end of the credits, jump back into the game hub and you will find plenty of new missions. he is in a new form and comes with even more power and moves. Location Of Crawmerax/ Haderax In Borderlands 2 Commander Lilith & the Fight for Sanctuary DLCĬrawmerax will be one of the returning enemies in the DLC and this time he is called Haderax The Invincible. to defeat him you will need to join up with Lilith and the crimson raiders and then explore new areas, new boss, new loot and more.
The story of the new DLC takes places right after the events of Borderlands 2 where a deranged villain who wants to rule the planet. it has been created by Publisher 2K, Aspyr and Developer Gearbox Software, Aspyr.
Borderlands 2 Commander Lilith & the Fight for Sanctuary will be a new DLC and is now available on all owners for Free.
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