{"id":45286,"date":"2012-10-02T11:52:53","date_gmt":"2012-10-02T09:52:53","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/mygaming.co.za\/news\/?p=45286"},"modified":"2012-10-02T15:56:16","modified_gmt":"2012-10-02T13:56:16","slug":"borderlands-2-things-to-do-places-to-go-stuff-to-shoot","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mygaming.co.za\/news\/features\/45286-borderlands-2-things-to-do-places-to-go-stuff-to-shoot","title":{"rendered":"Borderlands 2: Things to Do, Places to Go, Stuff to Shoot"},"content":{"rendered":"

Pandora is a pretty big place. According to Gearbox, it’s about four times bigger than it was previously. That’s a whole lot more things to do, places to go, and stuff to shoot than the first time around, but over here at MyGaming HQ, we’ve put together a list of the most important things, places and stuff, to save you time, money, and sniper ammo.<\/p>\n

Get your buzz on with Mad Moxxi’s sexy SMG<\/h3>\n

If you put $10,000 in Moxxi’s tip jar at her bar in Sanctuary, you’ll get an achievement. But if you tip her $15,000, she’ll give you a very special, very purple SMG, called Moxxi’s Good Touch. She’ll also tell you, “This is my favourite gun. You’ll understand when you use it.”<\/p>\n

Oh, yeah. You’ll definitely understand when you use it. Heh. Heh heh. Heh.<\/p>\n

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Giggity.<\/p><\/div>\n

Mothrakk’s back, baby<\/h3>\n

Remember Mothrakk<\/a>, the mega-rakk from Borderlands? He might be dead, but his legacy lives on, and his legacy is so<\/em> mad at you for killing his rakkdaddy.<\/p>\n

After completing the Wildlife Exploitation Preserve story mission, return to the same place you fought the boss, and you’ll find Son of Mothrakk waiting for you. FINISH WHAT YOU STARTED. Until Son of Mothrakk’s Son turns up in the inevitable next sequel, anyway.<\/p>\n

Holy pop culture references, Batman!<\/h3>\n

After finishing the Cold Shoulder mission in The Fridge area, head inside Laney’s cave and follow the path until you reach an elevator. Welcome to the Rakk Cave, the lair of…<\/p>\n

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His parents were killed by nasty Vault Hunters. Or something.<\/p><\/div>\n

Unlock the Extra Wubs mode<\/h3>\n

You’re a gamer, so you know the Konami code<\/a> by heart already. Just in case you’ve forgotten, though, it’s:<\/p>\n

Up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B (crouch for PC\/PS3 players), A (jump for PC\/PS3 players), start<\/strong>.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Enter this code on the Borderlands 2 title screen to unlock the super-secret Extra Wubs mode on the menu. What does it do? I’d tell you, but I don’t want to ruin the big surprise.<\/p>\n

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Now with 96.5% more of this. Maybe.<\/p><\/div>\n

TEE-EM-EN-TEE, TURTLE POWER!<\/h3>\n

Shortly after reaching Sanctuary, Patricia Tannis at the Crimson Raiders HQ will offer you the Splinter Group side mission. Get it? “Splinter Group”. SPLINTER. If that wasn’t obvious enough, the mission involves hunting down four mutants<\/em> down in the sewers<\/em> under the Bloodshot Stronghold, using pizza<\/em> for bait. Mondo cowabunga, dudes.<\/p>\n

When you’re done reliving the 90s, there’s also a simple light switch puzzle in the same room. Solve it for a bonus dose of nostalgia. Spoiler: it’s not Vanilla Ice<\/a>. ;__;<\/p>\n

Keep things in perspective<\/h3>\n

Ha, you thought the Energizing Bane<\/a> was irritating? Try the Thermogenic Morningstar. You can’t take this thing anywhere without being reminded of what an absolutely terrible person you are. That psycho midget had a family<\/em>, you know.<\/p>\n

You can get this gun by completing the Hyperion Contract #873 from the town board in Overlook, and then regret it forever.<\/p>\n