- Borderlands 2 Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty Walkthrough Part 15 – Sidequests: Wurmwater (Part 4)
- By Douglas Shepard (Editor in Chief, RarityGuide.com)
- Published 04/17/2013
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Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty introduces over a dozen new characters, seven new explorable areas like the not so lively town of Oasis (spoiler, they're all dead from dehydration), an. Borderlands 2 Captain Scarlett and Her Pirates Booty is rated 4.0 out of 5 by 1. Rated 4 out of 5 by Gamewhiz from Great DLC but somehow wasn't loving it It was a great DLC don't get me wrong I am a fanatic over the Borderlands series and love everything about it but I didn't love it as much as I thought. PlaystationTrophies.org PS3 Games Disc-Based PS3 Games B (PS3) Borderlands 2 Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty Borderlands 2 - Captain Scarlett and her Pirate's Booty - Trophy Guide & Road Map. Neverwinter nights enhanced edition pc. You see, the focus of Borderlands 2's newest content, Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty, is sand pirates. This mangy group of no-good scallywags is perhaps a bit out of sorts in the deserts of Pandora, but they're here nonetheless.
Just Desserts for Desert Deserters
Available from the Wurmwater Bounty Board after completing “Two Easy Pieces”. Apparently Captain Scarlett has a few deserters run off when Sandman attacked. She wants you to go and kill them for her. Head on back to the Oasis exit. Once the turn hard to the south and and get to the Southern edge of the map.
Kill Benny The Booster
Head over to the West and you will find the entrance to the Deserter's Camp. Get through the initial area with the Cursed Pirates, Swabbies and Pirates coming after you. Head on over to the left, going up the stairs and following the walkway over to the South. Head into the heights of the camp and you will find your target standing amongst the numerous pirates. He was the old cook and tried at least 7 times to poison Captain Scarlett.
Kill Deckhand
Time to head for Hayter's Folly. Leave the Canyon Deserter's Camp and turn to the Northwestern portion of the Oasis area. Once again you need to get through the pirates that are around. Once inside head for Aqua Nexus and go over to the left toward the lift. This is the fastest way to get to the area you will find Deckhand, Sandman's Lookout.
Deckhand is found in Sandman's Lookout so you would need to head all the way around the area to get to the location if you do not take the lift shortcut. Just head around to the lookout found behind where you fought Sandman and The Big Sleep. Deckhand himself is a tougher Grogmaster who will run up and start clubbing you with his bottle.
Kill Toothless Terry
Head for the Fast Travel Station and head on out to the Rustyard (failing that Wurmwater and making the trip). Once in the Rustyard you need to get through the first area to the Rusty Cog Settlement. Once inside there you need to fight your way on through to the back.
You will find Toothless Terry around the bridge that leads out to Hebert's shack. He is slow moving, massive, and carries a rocket launcher. Take advantage of the cover in the area and you should have little trouble taking him and all the other pirates down.
With all those men dead return to Wurmwater and the ship to claim your rewards.
Rewards: $674, Unique Shotgun: The Jolly Roger (always fires in a Skull and Crossbones pattern), 15780 XP
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| System: Xbox 360, PS3*, PC | |
| Dev: Gearbox Software | |
| Pub: 2K Games | |
| Release: October 16, 2012 | |
| Players: 1-4 | |
| Screen Resolution: 480p-1080p | Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Language, Sexual Themes, Use of Alcohol |
When I was growing up, I thought pirates were pretty much the coolest thing ever. And ever since reading Frank Herbert's Dune Dawn of man download free. , I've had a fondness for sandworms. So you can imagine that when I found out one of my favorite games of 2012 so far, Borderlands 2, would be getting DLC based on pirates and sandworms, I pretty much wet myself and sobbed tears of happiness.
You see, the focus of Borderlands 2's newest content, Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty, is sand pirates. This mangy group of no-good scallywags is perhaps a bit out of sorts in the deserts of Pandora, but they're here nonetheless. Among them is the titular Captain Scarlett, a lass with a penchant for murder, treasure, and double-crossing her friends. During the game's story, you'll be asked to help her piece together a compass that will reveal the location of a legendary treasure. Oh yeah, from the second you meet this clever lady, you're warned that she's most likely going to betray you. So take that for what it's worth. (I'm also ninety percent sure she stole her ship design from Jabba the Hutt's Sail Barge.)
This story allows you to explore a never-before-seen nook of Pandora, a town by the name of Oasis. The name is ironic, you see, because there's no water here. In fact, almost all of its residents have died of dehydration. But that doesn't keep Shade, (a character who you're told is 'Your new BFF') from talking to them, and even proposing to one of them. Yeah, this guy's a bit on the creepy side.
But if that weren't true, he wouldn't really fit into the insane world Gearbox has created with the Borderlands series. Just ask Aubrey Callahan III, an apathetic hipster chick whose grandma was into child trafficking and cannibalism. Yes, Aubrey is another one of the new characters you'll get to meet, and you'll even be asked to murder her family pet because she finds it to be 'gross.' (She seems much less bothered by the fact that her grandmother used to feed orphans to it.)
And with the new locale and new characters comes a bevy of new other things too. As I mentioned before, the sandworm arrives as a new enemy type. Which, as I also mentioned before, is awesome. (Sure, it's pretty much just a Thresher. But straight-up calling it a Sandworm makes it way cooler.) All the traditional bandits and midgets are now decked out in pirate garb, and yes, there's indeed a new enemy type called the Badass Pirate. One particularly terrifying new entry to the roster is the Anchorman, who will grapple you with chains so he can melee you to a bloody pulp.
So, remember how fans complained about the vehicle controls in the original Borderlands? Apparently Gearbox responded with, 'Okay then, Borderlands 2 will have ridiculously awesomer vehicles! Enjoy!' What I'm saying is, there's a new vehicle type that comes with the DLC, and it's downright amazing. The sand skiff allows you to ride around the desert in style (once you help Shade fix it, of course), and it can even strafe. Yes, Borderlands now has a strafing vehicle type, which makes simultaneously driving and shooting much easier. (Solo players will undoubtedly be thankful for this.)
And did I mention the loot? Dear lord, the loot is amazing. I had completely swapped out almost my entire arsenal within the first twenty minutes. The guns and shields here are exponentially better than what you'll typically find in the base game. Now, since you can start the Scarlett DLC at any time (as long as your character is level 15 or higher), you'll have to consider whether you want to take this on early and have your badass guns for the early part of the game, or if you'd rather wait until you level higher so that the base level of your loot is higher. You see, the Scarlett DLC auto-scales to your level, so no matter what level you start at (so long as it's 15 or higher), you'll have an experience that's compatible with your character's damage output.
And there's a new set of Badass Challenges too, which means you'll get to push your Badass Rank even further and earn even more of those tokens you love so much.
Borderlands 2 Captain Scarlett Weapons
There's just so much cool stuff in this package that it's hard to justify not picking this up. In fact, I'd go as far to say that the Scarlett DLC is a lesson plan in how DLC should be handled, and that every other developer out there needs to respect it as such. This is no series of cosmetic microtransactions; this takes everything we love about Borderlands and gives us more of that, painting it with a fresh theme that makes us look at the world of Pandora from a slightly different angle.