2K Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel! Owner's manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
A BRIEF HISTORY OF ELPIS ...........4
DEFAULT GAME CONTROLS ............5
STARTING UP .........................7
THE NEW VAULT HUNTERS.............9
PLAYING THE GAME..................13
EQUIPMENT .........................28
NOT GETTING MURDERED ...........22
THE LEVEL UP ROCKET ..............24
CREATURES TO KILL.................25
TRAVELING THE WORLD .............29
ACQUIRING MISSIONS...............34
PLACES TO GO.......................35
PEOPLE TO SEE......................42
MANAGING YOUR STUFF.............47
USING THE FACILITIES..............52
JOINING YOUR FRIENDS .............58
SETTING YOUR OPTIONS............62
CREDITS.............................64
LIMITED SOFTWARE WARRANTY
AND LICENSE AGREEMENT...........76
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A BRIEF HISTORY OF ELPIS
So y’know how Pandora’s like this crazy frontier world where pretty much anything goes,
right? Well, Elpis is Pandora’s moon, and it’s even frontier… ier. I mean - don’t get me
wrong. Pandora’s got the wild landscapes teeming with murderous fauna, and trash-
towns packed with insane bandits who’d as soon eat your mum’s spleen for tea as lick
your armpit. But on Elpis, you take that, then suck all the air out, make everyone space-
crazy, throw in some jetpacks and lasers, and butt-stomp it right on its ugly face.
Most of the good folk around here live in a spaceport called Concordia. The whole place
was built by the Dahl Corporation, along with a bunch of other moon bases out back. Lots
of ships, lots of soldiers, lots of the color green.
Then one day, the moon cracked. It was like the world came alive, and was really, really
pissed. Earthquakes, lava chasms, fountains of liquid methane. And Dahl? They just up
and buggered off. Left everyone behind, including their own troops, who disappeared.
Nobody knows where they went or why. We call ‘em the Lost Legion.
After that, Hyperion turned up and started building this bloody great space station they call
Helios. They kinda run things here now, but don’t seem to really give a rat’s *ss. Ah well.
Me? I’m just your lowly scrap dealer. I’m trying to earn a buck by scrounging for
something worthwhile in the junk left behind by whoever came before. That’s all you can
say for pretty much everyone around here, I reckon. Including a hero named Jack and the
Vault Hunters that stand by him.
A Vault… on Elpis? Sounds about right. Maybe inside there’ll be answers – about the
Crackening, the Lost Legion… about Jack. At the very least, maybe it’ll contain treasure
beyond our wildest dreams.
Janey Springs
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DEFAULT GAME CONTROLS
MENU CONTROLS
Navigate options left stick
Select option S
Exit menu A
COMBAT CONTROLS
Move/Strafe left stick
Look right stick
Jump S
Oz Kit Double Jump S + S
Crouch/Trade A / hold A
Oz Kit quick land tap A (whilst jumping)
Oz Kit Slam hold A (whilst jumping)
Use/Reload F
Cycle weapon D
Inspect Player Hold D
Aim Q
Fire Weapon E
Use Action Skill W
Grenade R
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COMBAT CONTROLS
Select weapon CVXZ
Sprint B
Melee N
ECHO device ]
Pause menu [
VEHICLE CONTROLS
Drive left stick
Turn right stick
Switch seats (Moon Buggy only) S
Exit Vehicle A
Enter Vehicle seat F
Vehicle weapon alt-fire Q
Fire weapon E
Vehicle boost W
Vehicle handbrake (Moon Buggy only) R
Slam (Stingray only) R
Vehicle horn B
Vehicle rear view N
NOTE: The Options menu features a wide variety of control configurations if this default
setup just isn’t your thing. There are quite a few, so one of them is bound to work out.
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STARTING UP
CONTINUE
Resume playing where you last left your current Vault Hunter. Press D to select a
different Vault Hunter.
NEW GAME
Create a new Vault Hunter and start your adventure from the beginning. Adventures!!!
MATCHMAKING
Want to play online? Select Quick Match to have the game search and place you in a game
automatically. It will try its best to find a game that matches your Vault Hunter’s level.
Alternatively, select Match Browser to view a list of all public games that you can choose
between yourself.
NETWORK OPTIONS
Access the Network Options menu by pressing ] to change how you’d like to restrict
your network availability for online play. If you’d like to allow anyone to freely join your
game using Matchmaking, select Online Public. If you just want your friends to be able to
join, select Online Friends Only. Online Invite Only will not allow anyone to join your game
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unless you ask them to first. Select LAN if you want to play on the local network, or just
set yourself Offline if you’d rather be left alone.
SELECT CHARACTER
Got multiple Vault Hunters on the go? Switch between them here. You can also press D to
open the menu and switch between them.
OPTIONS
Pop the hood and twiddle gameplay knobs, tweak graphics and audio dials and rewire
your controls.
EXTRAS
Redeem codes for more awesome Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel content and unlock Player
Loyalty Rewards. Also, CREDITS... from SPACE. It’s full of stars.
SHiFT Codes: Sign in with your Gearbox Software SHiFT account and redeem your SHiFT
Codes to unlock content for Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel! Not a SHiFT member? You’ll
also be missing out on exclusive in-game events, rewards, loot, and the everlasting envy
of your friends.
Player Loyalty Rewards: Dear Fans: we love you. Here’s where you can unlock special
rewards if we detect save-games from Borderlands and/or Borderlands 2 on your system.
Awesome items, just for you. For being badasses. You have a Borderlands save, right?
DOWNLOADABLE CONTENT
Check out all the sweet, sweet extra content available to purchase for Borderlands: The
Pre-Sequel. When there’s something new, an exclamation point appears. You know, like
a mission.
QUIT
You can ignore this - it doesn’t do anything that you’d want. It will make Borderlands: The
Pre-Sequel close. I know, right?
CREATING A NEW U
After you select New Game on the main menu, please bask in the glory of the riveting intro
cutscene, and then gird your loins for the intense dilemma of choosing which Vault Hunter
you’ll play. No, you can’t play them all at once, although if anyone wants to record a video
of themselves multiboxing a solo co-op session, we’re ALL EYES.
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THE NEW VAULT HUNTERS
ATHENA THE GLADIATOR
Bio: The most elite warrior of the Atlas Lance assassins, Athena turned on her former
employers when she was tricked into killing her own sister. Now, her lethal Omega Squad
skills are available to the right buyer, and Jack has deep pockets.
Action Skill: Kinetic Aspis – absorb all frontal damage into your Aspis shield, and then
hurl it back at your enemies. Like an explosive discus. With spinning blades
and stuff.
Combat Style: Sword, shield and elemental mastery. Athena is an agile warrior and
dynamic tank.
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WILHELM THE ENFORCER
Bio: A perfect fusion of man and machine, Wilhelm is utterly relentless. He has an
obsession about cybernetic augmentation, and commands two flying drone bodyguards.
This all makes him nearly unstoppable - and the most feared enforcer in the galaxy.
Action Skill: Wolf and Saint – deploy your two combat drones. Wolf will go on the hunt,
attacking enemies from the skies while Saint stays by your side, healing you.
Combat Style: Overwhelm your enemies with shock and awe, and never. Ever. Stop.
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NISHA THE LAWBRINGER
Bio: Ornery, cantankerous, and other old-timey Western adjectives that basically add up to:
Nisha has one helluva mean streak and she’s not afraid to use it. She’ll bring the law to the
lawless, but it’s her own brand of justice, dealt with a fist full of iron.
Action Skill: Showdown – zero in on your enemies’ weaknesses and gun them down
quicker than the eye can see.
Combat Style: Take the pain, and then punish ‘em with your long range bullwhip melee,
and a hail of lead.
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CLAPTRAP THE FRAGTRAP
Bio: Ugh.
Action Skill: VaultHunter.EXE – launch special software that analyzes the current
situation and engages subroutines and combat packages to suit! Suit just what, we’ll
never know. But hey, if transforming into a pirate ship or rubber duck appeals, knock
yourself out. Being a robot you can still use awesome O2 benefits without suffocating. It’s
good for friendship.
Combat Style: Open to interpretation.
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PLAYING THE GAME
In Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, your lunar survival skills will be put to the test. To truly
be the badass that Jack expects you to be, you’ll need to master the arts of blasting fools,
loot plundering, not getting murdered and riding the level-up rocket.
BLASTING FOOLS
You’ll quickly find that Elpis is bursting at the seams with fools that need blasting.
Fortunately, because of a long and storied history of fools being blasted throughout the
universe, you’ll find there’s no shortage of murderous means at your disposal.
SHOOTING THE MOON
Want something dead? Fill it with holes! You might like to do this with bullets, but lasers
are just as hole-filly, and let’s face it: LASERS. Shooty stuff goes towards the targeting
reticle thingy, so point that at your enemies and press E to commence with the hole-
filling. Hold W to use scope or sights for more stability and accuracy.
CRITICAL HITS
Every enemy has at least one extra-super-squishy spot on them somewhere. Shoot that
and prepare to win at life forever.
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MIGHTY MELEE
Shooting is fun, but there’s nothing quite like a good bit of the ol’ what for. Press N to
slice, chop, skewer, pummel, or mash. Look out for guns with pointy bits on the end for
bonus damage.
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EXPLODE, EXPLODED, WILL EXPLODE…
Look, sometimes you just need to bomb something. It’s OK, we all do. There’s no shame in
carrying a big-ass rocket launcher or two. Also, press R to hurl grenades into groups of
enemies, and then laugh maniacally as they are launched into space by the force of the blast.
GRENADE MODS
Grenades can be modified in many ways, so you can fine-tune your approach to mass
destruction as you please. Be on the lookout for these items!
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LIGHTS, CAMERA… ACTION SKILL!
Each Vault Hunter unlocks their unique Action Skill at level 3, which lets you do something
amazing and quite frankly overpowered. Wanna be a badass and win all the time? Press
W to use your Action Skill! After using it, you’ll need to wait a short duration before it
can be used again. Remember the Action Skill mantra: Don’t hesitate – obliterate!
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ENEMY INTEL
Everything you need to know about your enemies is conveniently dangling above their
head. You’ll see their level (a skull will tell you whether you should flee screaming), name
and health bars. When you damage an enemy, cute little numbers will fly off them to tell
you how much damage you did, as well as whether the hit was critical or resisted. The
color of the damage numbers corresponds to the type of damage you hit them with.
IN YOUR ELEMENT
Some enemies have multiple health bars including health (red), shields (blue) and armor
(yellow). Use elemental weapons to cut through them fast: fire for health, shock for shields
and corrosive for armor.
HOW MUCH BUTT WOULD A STALLION STOMP
Once you’re equipped with an Oz Kit (see below), you can use one of the most powerful
low gravity combat techniques available: the BUTT STOMP. No, wait: the SLAM. Press A
while floating above your enemies to crash down to the ground and explode. It’ll stagger
enemies or send them flying. With your butt.
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LOOT PLUNDERING
Why are we here? What’s the meaning of it all? Loot, you idiot. Loot, loot, loot. We are
all stardust and loot. The stuff is everywhere! Spiralling out of the pockets of your latest
victim, stashed away neatly in contrived compartments, and no doubt jamming up all the
damn slots in your inventory.
EQUIPMENT
Equipment is stuff you can stick to your person to make yourself more murdery. You can find
it almost anywhere – when you do, you can inspect it with the convenient pop-up item card,
and press F to take it into your inventory. If you hold F, it will be equipped right away.
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