modded weapons

[mlibby1529]

is anyone playing right now that can drop me some badass modded weapons? ive been trying to figure out how the process works to mod and what not, but im not very good with technology as it turns out. so if anyone would be willing to help me out or join a lobby with me to drop me some badass weapons that would be greatly appreciated!

[Draekus]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tuh0IsiIIM

[ThatsItIm0ut]

29 hrs on record.

Wants modded guns.

Just uninstall and move on to something else.

[bluezdragon5]

I know right

[Vilda]

♥♥♥♥♥♥ -.-

[Dillinger6394]

Modded weapons could havel easily ruined an enjoyable, fullfilling experience that I had in BL, BL2 and BLTPS,.....my advice (if you choose to accept or not) after all levels and playthroughs have been done...then, and only then maybee modding, gibbed, save editor etc. ....I still wont use this venue ...my personal choice, research on youtube and you'll understand

[dontu_worry]

MERDERRRD WERPERNZZZ DURRRRRRD!!!

[Zen_Disaster]

Originally posted by mlibby1529:

is anyone playing right now that can drop me some badass modded weapons? ive been trying to figure out how the process works to mod and what not, but im not very good with technology as it turns out. so if anyone would be willing to help me out or join a lobby with me to drop me some badass weapons that would be greatly appreciated!

In any other game series that supports modding such as Fallout or Left 4 Dead, I support it. But the BL series doesn't support it nor does Steam on their behalf altho their developer condones the use of an open source program called the Unofficial Community Patch (most current version is 4.0) for BL2 and TPS in solo player mode and devotes space to the UCP's developers on their Gearbox Forums - I suggest you repost this over there if it's reliable info you're looking for on the UCP. Gearbox nor the UCP developers nor any other legal party guarantees or warrents the use of the UCP which like any software program can cause system problems for some users. The developers suggest users be fluent in Hex Editing before downloading. Have fun

[♠♣The Jester♣♠]

Maybe finish the story, play UVHM, beat all the raids, and play all the DLCs THEN come back and ask for modding. The most likely answer you'll recieve is "no".

[Astro_80 (WASH YOUR HANDS!)]

Originally posted by mlibby1529:

is anyone playing right now that can drop me some badass modded weapons? ive been trying to figure out how the process works to mod and what not, but im not very good with technology as it turns out. so if anyone would be willing to help me out or join a lobby with me to drop me some badass weapons that would be greatly appreciated!

I pity you.

[jeje]

Bruhh 30 hours record and wants modded weapon.you need to uninstall the game for real and dont ever download it again.what a shame .

[Rhadamante]

I don't understand some of the answers honestly. You can buy Skyrim, and, even before playing vanilla, download and use dozens of mods based on what they do/what other players suggest and no one bats an eye (even if some of those mods completely alter the base gameplay/balance) ; but do the same in BL2 and certain other games and suddenly, you're a sub-par human that deserves to immediately stop playing (if not worse).

Let the guy/gal enjoy the game the way they want. So much importance given to number of hours played even though it doesn't necessarily reflect the actual experience with a game, so much elitism. As long as no one comes in multi to ruin it (in which case they deserve all the hate of course) then why care ? Answer a quick no or better yet, ignore the thread and let it die and move on.

It honestly feels like you all feel attacked by other people playing the game in a way you subjectively consider wrong (as opposed, again, to what is objectively wrong like ruining a mutli experience).

[Agarillobob]

Originally posted by Rhadamante:

I don't understand some of the answers honestly. You can buy Skyrim, and, even before playing vanilla, download and use dozens of mods based on what they do/what other players suggest and no one bats an eye (even if some of those mods completely alter the base gameplay/balance) ; but do the same in BL2 and certain other games and suddenly, you're a sub-par human that deserves to immediately stop playing (if not worse).

Let the guy/gal enjoy the game the way they want. So much importance given to number of hours played even though it doesn't necessarily reflect the actual experience with a game, so much elitism. As long as no one comes in multi to ruin it (in which case they deserve all the hate of course) then why care ? Answer a quick no or better yet, ignore the thread and let it die and move on.

It honestly feels like you all feel attacked by other people playing the game in a way you subjectively consider wrong (as opposed, again, to what is objectively wrong like ruining a mutli experience).

just look at Zen´s comment and you find the answer to why no one likes modding in this game

Why beg on a forum for something you can do yourself with gibbed, be self independent, if OP want´s hacked weapons they should go and hack them in thereselves and not be dependant on other people

they can hack all they way they want as long as they do it themselves and not beg for it on the forum and stay out of multiplayer games with a hacked toon

[Bringoutyerded]

Originally posted by Rhadamante:

I don't understand some of the answers honestly. You can buy Skyrim, and, even before playing vanilla, download and use dozens of mods based on what they do/what other players suggest and no one bats an eye (even if some of those mods completely alter the base gameplay/balance) ; but do the same in BL2 and certain other games and suddenly, you're a sub-par human that deserves to immediately stop playing (if not worse).

Let the guy/gal enjoy the game the way they want. So much importance given to number of hours played even though it doesn't necessarily reflect the actual experience with a game, so much elitism. As long as no one comes in multi to ruin it (in which case they deserve all the hate of course) then why care ? Answer a quick no or better yet, ignore the thread and let it die and move on.

It honestly feels like you all feel attacked by other people playing the game in a way you subjectively consider wrong (as opposed, again, to what is objectively wrong like ruining a mutli experience).

Rhadamante: Over the years, I don't think that I've seen very many people telling others here that they can't enjoy the game the way that they want. I certainly haven't. Mod, cheat, glitch, exploit away, your perogative, your game. Your loss, too.

But at least recognize that you shouldn't be doing the same in public multiplayer, even if it's co-op.


The frictions commonly seen here on this and related points all zero back on multiplayer.

As you state, objectively these behaviours do tend to negatively affect the multiplayer experience for those of us who don't do the same things.

But also try to see just how even duping posts feed into this. As wonderful as this game is, one of its flaws is that it makes it too easy to to cheat...which feeds into MP.


Re. your hours and elitism comments: past a certain point, hours in a game isn't always a good metric of skill. In general observation through playing public games, the correlation between high hours and skill is far, far weaker than that between low hours and reilance on crutches.

I've played with a good number of players with sub 200 Steam hours that are as good or better than I. Many of these are creative, not relying on trope gear or exploits. People who are fun to play with, respectful, and interesting. It's these people who are on my friends list.

That said, I've played with a great many more with even fewer hours who show it when playing higher-level games. That's where this friction comes from, from me at least.


When "elitism" (or even "toxic") is bandied about here it gives me a chuckle. Those who are most often accused of this are the first to offer assistance and guidance - if the request's motive points towards desire to improve.

To me, this crushes the one mistaken tenant behind the word's definition, as believed by the word's chucker.

I don't think your motives are wrong in this thread here, just misplaced. They seem to ignore the very real adverse effects introduced into multiplayer through shortcutting and lame play.

Does any of this make sense?

[Edit: spelling correction]

[NITRO]

Originally posted by Rhadamante:

I don't understand some of the answers honestly. You can buy Skyrim, and, even before playing vanilla, download and use dozens of mods based on what they do/what other players suggest and no one bats an eye (even if some of those mods completely alter the base gameplay/balance) ; but do the same in BL2 and certain other games and suddenly, you're a sub-par human that deserves to immediately stop playing (if not worse).

Let the guy/gal enjoy the game the way they want. So much importance given to number of hours played even though it doesn't necessarily reflect the actual experience with a game, so much elitism. As long as no one comes in multi to ruin it (in which case they deserve all the hate of course) then why care ? Answer a quick no or better yet, ignore the thread and let it die and move on.

It honestly feels like you all feel attacked by other people playing the game in a way you subjectively consider wrong (as opposed, again, to what is objectively wrong like ruining a mutli experience).

Oh White Knight
With your armor so bright
won't you get off your high horse tonight?

[dontu_worry]

Originally posted by LordFagDemon:

Originally posted by Rhadamante:

I don't understand some of the answers honestly. You can buy Skyrim, and, even before playing vanilla, download and use dozens of mods based on what they do/what other players suggest and no one bats an eye (even if some of those mods completely alter the base gameplay/balance) ; but do the same in BL2 and certain other games and suddenly, you're a sub-par human that deserves to immediately stop playing (if not worse).

Let the guy/gal enjoy the game the way they want. So much importance given to number of hours played even though it doesn't necessarily reflect the actual experience with a game, so much elitism. As long as no one comes in multi to ruin it (in which case they deserve all the hate of course) then why care ? Answer a quick no or better yet, ignore the thread and let it die and move on.

It honestly feels like you all feel attacked by other people playing the game in a way you subjectively consider wrong (as opposed, again, to what is objectively wrong like ruining a mutli experience).

Oh White Knight
With your armor so bright
won't you get off your high horse tonight?

Heheheheheh. I chuckled at the cuckled.