The robot enemy classes are more related to Claptrap in the sense that they are all a form of “insecurity bots” that fight against you as you delve into memories Claptrap is trying to repress. The enemies you’ll fight are a diverse bunch of computing-inspired foes based on robots and viruses. You’ll often find that the road to discovering Tassiter’s secrets is more of an obstacle because of Claptrap’s inner demons and not the failsafes put in place by the former leader of Hyperion. Once you are digitized, though, the entire story is all about Claptrap.Įvery facet of the game's level design is related to something in Claptrap’s conscience resulting in some comical moments especially when doing side quests for instance, coming across a small group of “cookies” who ask you to help “mine data” for them. It basically all boils down to money, or else none of the vault hunters would continue helping Jack at this point that is, except for Lady Hammerlock, who just really likes shooting things and doesn't need the money. Even with this tactic I only managed to knock his lights out with second wind, so I would recommend to wait with charging after him until a nice part of his health is gone too.I played through the DLC as Athena which was nice since the overall plot follows the same storytelling format of the main game, with Lilith interrogating Athena about what happened-with the big question of why she still helps him. no more shield, charge after him, change to high damage weapon and blast him to hell. On level 1 hit him with every shock you got, it's almost nothing, as he quickly eludes to upper levels, but he always comes back so wait and don't go after him. At least I couldn't lure him down to entrance level. He jumps down to that level if you're there but never to the entrance level.
As soon as the lower ones are gone, proceed to the first upper level that you are directly facing when entering. There are 3-4 goons the jump down to your level if taunted, the other 3 stay on the upper levels.
So what I did after dying about a gazillion times and losing almost all my money on respawning: Luring this d*ckwad close to the entrance by running out, hitting him for about a 10th of his shield, running back, patiently waiting until his little pests attack you, wipe them out, run out again, hit him, run back.
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That pistol made 30 damage plus explosive damage, so for a early game it packed quite a punch. In weapon slot 2 I had a second pistol as AR's were pretty much just sh*t. Since it was only worth 25 coins I almost trashed it but soon I realised it is pretty darn good for a game starter weapon despite the extremely low regular damage it made (10 HP). I had only a very basic shield (about 95 HP) and my reliable starter pistol which was awesome due to it's relatively high elemental damage chance (shock 15%) and ciritical hit chance 10%. I was level 5 when I first had to put up with him and the best hint I could find was to not chase him. Originally posted by Draakvuur:Basically Deadlift is a broken OP enemy in any playthrough, really can't beat him in solo unless you're way higher than him.
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