Jack proceeds to send his new Vault Hunters to the surface of Elpis, Pandora's moon, in an effort to find a way to retake the station. S he could have had more dialogue in the game, and I would have really enjoyed hearing more of her snarky attitude, but she's very well done overall.Set at a point between Borderlands and Borderlands 2, four aspiring Vault Hunters fight alongside Handsome Jack, witnessing his transformation into the ruthless tyrant people loved to hate in Borderlands 2, and inadvertently assisting with the rise of the Hyperion Corporation and his position within it.īorderlands: The Pre-Sequel begins as Colonel Zarpedon and her Lost Legion assault and capture the Helios space station. If taking a break from relying solely on your guns sounds like a good idea, Aurelia Lady Hammerlock is a great choice.
She really brings a twist on the remedial gun-slinging first-person shooter that is Borderlands. When it comes to playing Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, Aurelia Lady Hammerlock Baroness is a great character to play as. It's most handy when you need to get the second wind near death, since almost all enemies take ice damage. Since the ice storm just goes around the combat area, the AOE skill constantly freezes enemies in Aurelia's path. Death Trap was Gaige's science-fair robot experiment that would target all foes, similar to the effect that Aurelia has. The character I played most in Borderlands 2 was Gaige, who had Death Trap as her action skill. It really comes in handy with the Skags that appear throughout the game. While playing in a winter wonderland of ice, enemies will freeze, and by slashing with the melee skill, you can obliterate them. That skill in particular has a really awesome animation, with ice just being thrown out of Aurelia's shield. With the Cold Money tree filled in, I've also unlocked a passive skill that focuses ice power when my shield is hit. Her action skill on the bumper of the controller conjures an ice storm that wages war on a foe and even moves to foes in the surrounding area. When playing as Aurelia, ice gets strewn all over the screen. Alternatively, The Huntress focuses on fighting, while Contractual Aristocracy is more of a multiplayer focused tree. I've been following the Cold Money tree, as the skills provide bigger ice damage bonuses for her ice throwing skill. For only $10 USD, you unlock an ice queen that has three varying skill trees: In order to enjoy the game more, I took it upon myself to buy who I think is the best DLC character, Aurelia, and I have yet to regret it. But like Disney's Elsa, I just had to let it go and enjoy the game. It took me a long time while playing Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel to view Jack as a friend after all of the hassle he put everyone through. I can only imagine that my dear Aurelia didn't make it in the end.
I get very attached to characters, so I wasn't fond of the fact that all the playable characters in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel never surfaced in Borderlands 2. I couldn't help but wonder what happened to him. Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel occurs between Borderlands and Borderlands 2, which was a difficult transition in my opinion.
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