Hi, I have a question about Class Mod

[hannibols]

Hi there.

I'm enjoying this game.

But I'm curious about Class Mod Item.

I THINK best Mod is HitPoint Generation Rate.
(My Current Character is Gladiator)

But, this is only white class.

Above Blue class, Mod increases Character's Skill Points.
(Besides, in the shop purple or blue color of the Mod is very rare, hard to find)


Why is that?
I changed other Mod without HP Generation rate once , but I died very often because of low health.

Is there anyone who explain the reason, and please recommend good Mod for Gladiator?
(I appreciate Recommended Skill Point Tree for Gladiator)

Furthurmore, I'm stucked in the final boss. I died about more 30 times and watched YouTube video, but it's helpless. :(
My level is 28

Thanks in advance. :)

[Suzuh]

Rarer items increase skills as they are better items, you can farm them from bosses, most drop them. The HP regen class mod can be found in some chests, it just takes a while.

Depending on your skilltree, it varies greatly the best mod, you can find a full guide to what these offer at certain ranks here: http://borderlands.wikia.com/wiki/Class_Mod_%28Borderlands:_The_Pre-Sequel%29

As for build, Bahroo's Gladiator build is commonly considered the "best" build for survivability, which can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQAha9gE9ek

As for the final boss: Grind the previous enemies until lvl 30. The grinding will not only offer the chance at better loot, but also levels. An extra tip for the boss, while rudimentary, is to hide behind the pillars during it's beams, and jump over it's shockwaves, as well as dodgeing the hands during its 2nd form.

[hannibols]

Originally posted by Flelark:

Rarer items increase skills as they are better items, you can farm them from bosses, most drop them. The HP regen class mod can be found in some chests, it just takes a while.

Depending on your skilltree, it varies greatly the best mod, you can find a full guide to what these offer at certain ranks here: http://borderlands.wikia.com/wiki/Class_Mod_%28Borderlands:_The_Pre-Sequel%29

As for build, Bahroo's Gladiator build is commonly considered the "best" build for survivability, which can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQAha9gE9ek

As for the final boss: Grind the previous enemies until lvl 30. The grinding will not only offer the chance at better loot, but also levels. An extra tip for the boss, while rudimentary, is to hide behind the pillars during it's beams, and jump over it's shockwaves, as well as dodgeing the hands during its 2nd form.

First of all, Thank you all of your advice.

I've searched some by googling.
And I found Farming is the most important thing now.

But, many of them I've watching YouTube and Wiki, it's useless. :(
The first thing of mine is leveling Farming, but all of walkthrough is kind of different of my situation.

Almost of map I traveled for farming result 'FEW" XPs. :(

Anyways thanks for your advice again.

Thanks.

[Suzuh]

Originally posted by hannibols:

Originally posted by Flelark:

Rarer items increase skills as they are better items, you can farm them from bosses, most drop them. The HP regen class mod can be found in some chests, it just takes a while.

Depending on your skilltree, it varies greatly the best mod, you can find a full guide to what these offer at certain ranks here: http://borderlands.wikia.com/wiki/Class_Mod_%28Borderlands:_The_Pre-Sequel%29

As for build, Bahroo's Gladiator build is commonly considered the "best" build for survivability, which can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQAha9gE9ek

As for the final boss: Grind the previous enemies until lvl 30. The grinding will not only offer the chance at better loot, but also levels. An extra tip for the boss, while rudimentary, is to hide behind the pillars during it's beams, and jump over it's shockwaves, as well as dodgeing the hands during its 2nd form.

First of all, Thank you all of your advice.

I've searched some by googling.
And I found Farming is the most important thing now.

But, many of them I've watching YouTube and Wiki, it's useless. :(
The first thing of mine is leveling Farming, but all of walkthrough is kind of different of my situation.

Almost of map I traveled for farming result 'FEW" XPs. :(

Anyways thanks for your advice again.

Thanks.

Bosses often give lots of exp, so I'd power through to an easy boss, and farm them (This gives tons of xp, if you can find an efficient farm)

As for the youtube and wiki being mostly useless, it's due to TPS having no real endgame content, unlike BL2. There's only using the Grinder for the highest-tier loot, nothing like the Seraph Guardians or Crawmerax and Terramorphous in TPS (Unless you count the annoying Claptrap DLC's boss, and Iwajira if you could count that as a raid boss) Meaning hardcore fans played through and were done in less than a couple of days. meaning no new updates by the devout testers with newer updates.

[Nakos]

Hm... my recollection is that I usually use a Bloodthirster mod with Athena. Which is the health regen one. Although I do carry some other mods and switch to them depending on what I'm doing. None of Athena's mods are really all that exciting. At least not the regular ones. I haven't gotten any of her legendary ones yet.

Depending on your level, you might want to try killing Iwajira. He drops a lot of stuff and gives decent experience. You'll want to be at least level 30 though. Having an adaptive shield helps as Iwajira does a lot of Corrosive damage.

http://borderlands.wikia.com/wiki/Iwajira

[hannibols]

Originally posted by Flelark:

Originally posted by hannibols:

First of all, Thank you all of your advice.

I've searched some by googling.
And I found Farming is the most important thing now.

But, many of them I've watching YouTube and Wiki, it's useless. :(
The first thing of mine is leveling Farming, but all of walkthrough is kind of different of my situation.

Almost of map I traveled for farming result 'FEW" XPs. :(

Anyways thanks for your advice again.

Thanks.

Bosses often give lots of exp, so I'd power through to an easy boss, and farm them (This gives tons of xp, if you can find an efficient farm)

As for the youtube and wiki being mostly useless, it's due to TPS having no real endgame content, unlike BL2. There's only using the Grinder for the highest-tier loot, nothing like the Seraph Guardians or Crawmerax and Terramorphous in TPS (Unless you count the annoying Claptrap DLC's boss, and Iwajira if you could count that as a raid boss) Meaning hardcore fans played through and were done in less than a couple of days. meaning no new updates by the devout testers with newer updates.

Actually, I watched this video.

https://youtu.be/vmmjj6uGgg0

But as for me, RedBelly(?) boss's level is 9. :(
So he(them?) give just one digit XPs.

And I watched one more video.

https://youtu.be/Fhg5vclQzms

But, results were almost same. :(


Could you please any boss you recommend?
Now, Iwajira is too hard to beat.(I went there once, and died very fast. lol)

[hannibols]

Originally posted by Nakos:

Hm... my recollection is that I usually use a Bloodthirster mod with Athena. Which is the health regen one. Although I do carry some other mods and switch to them depending on what I'm doing. None of Athena's mods are really all that exciting. At least not the regular ones. I haven't gotten any of her legendary ones yet.

Depending on your level, you might want to try killing Iwajira. He drops a lot of stuff and gives decent experience. You'll want to be at least level 30 though. Having an adaptive shield helps as Iwajira does a lot of Corrosive damage.

http://borderlands.wikia.com/wiki/Iwajira

Thanks for your information.
My level is 29, One I went to Iwajira, I died so fast. :(

[Sr Lhama]

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[Nakos]

Originally posted by hannibols:

Originally posted by Nakos:

Depending on your level, you might want to try killing Iwajira. He drops a lot of stuff and gives decent experience. You'll want to be at least level 30 though. Having an adaptive shield helps as Iwajira does a lot of Corrosive damage.

http://borderlands.wikia.com/wiki/Iwajira

Thanks for your information.
My level is 29, One I went to Iwajira, I died so fast. :(

Hm... let's see. I use a build like this one: http://thepresequel.com/Athena/0535101000050051000000010000000000

I've got a level 28 Adaptive shield that gives me 43% elemental resistance. I use a Bloodthirster mod that gives me health regen and a boost to Omega-Senshu. I've got a level 28 Torgue Assault Rifle (a Plump Root), and a level 28 Hyperion SMG (an Accessible Projectile Convergence). Probably the best thing I have is the level 20, 3001.E Legendary Oz kit, which does occasionally reload my shields, and does drop health regen kits sometimes.

I suspect the SMG came from a Shift Code, but I think the Plump Root is a drop I actually got from Iwajira himself.

Use the Aspis whenever it's available, and when it's not dodge, weave, run.

And ... Shoot Iwajira in the mouth.

It's worth trying, practicing and putting up with a few deaths, because once you get the hang of it, he's a good boss to kill for Moonstones.

Failing that, I would suggest farming that first room off the ring in Tycho's Rib. There are a bunch of chests in there and they often have good loot.

[Lahel]

Generally try to find mods that add points to powerful skills.

Originally posted by hannibols:

Is there anyone who explain the reason, and please recommend good Mod for Gladiator?
(I appreciate Recommended Skill Point Tree for Gladiator)

Furthurmore, I'm stucked in the final boss. I died about more 30 times and watched YouTube video, but it's helpless. :(
My level is 28

There are several guides in the "guides" section of the community hub, you might want to check them out.

[hannibols]

Originally posted by Nakos:

Originally posted by hannibols:

Thanks for your information.
My level is 29, One I went to Iwajira, I died so fast. :(

Hm... let's see. I use a build like this one: http://thepresequel.com/Athena/0535101000050051000000010000000000

I've got a level 28 Adaptive shield that gives me 43% elemental resistance. I use a Bloodthirster mod that gives me health regen and a boost to Omega-Senshu. I've got a level 28 Torgue Assault Rifle (a Plump Root), and a level 28 Hyperion SMG (an Accessible Projectile Convergence). Probably the best thing I have is the level 20, 3001.E Legendary Oz kit, which does occasionally reload my shields, and does drop health regen kits sometimes.

I suspect the SMG came from a Shift Code, but I think the Plump Root is a drop I actually got from Iwajira himself.

Use the Aspis whenever it's available, and when it's not dodge, weave, run.

And ... Shoot Iwajira in the mouth.

It's worth trying, practicing and putting up with a few deaths, because once you get the hang of it, he's a good boss to kill for Moonstones.

Failing that, I would suggest farming that first room off the ring in Tycho's Rib. There are a bunch of chests in there and they often have good loot.

Originally posted by Flelark:

Originally posted by hannibols:

First of all, Thank you all of your advice.

I've searched some by googling.
And I found Farming is the most important thing now.

But, many of them I've watching YouTube and Wiki, it's useless. :(
The first thing of mine is leveling Farming, but all of walkthrough is kind of different of my situation.

Almost of map I traveled for farming result 'FEW" XPs. :(

Anyways thanks for your advice again.

Thanks.

Bosses often give lots of exp, so I'd power through to an easy boss, and farm them (This gives tons of xp, if you can find an efficient farm)

As for the youtube and wiki being mostly useless, it's due to TPS having no real endgame content, unlike BL2. There's only using the Grinder for the highest-tier loot, nothing like the Seraph Guardians or Crawmerax and Terramorphous in TPS (Unless you count the annoying Claptrap DLC's boss, and Iwajira if you could count that as a raid boss) Meaning hardcore fans played through and were done in less than a couple of days. meaning no new updates by the devout testers with newer updates.

Thanks for your advices.
Finally, I beat final boss at lv 31. :)
Farming is too bother, though.

Thanks again :)