Borderlands walkthrough why are they here

Be wary though as the food is surrounded by an abundance of Skags. Try to stay within the area of a single Skag den as drifting into another area will cause more Skags to attack you. As soon as you've collected all four, head back to T.

Baha " Good news! I just heard Marcus reopened his weapon vendor in Fyrestone! Before you go after Nine-Toes, you gotta get yourself some grenades. I'm so happy you killed them skags that I'd just hand you some, but I don't have any left after my last fishin' trip.

So, head over to Fyrestone and buy some grenades. Then come on back. After turning in your last mission to T.

This shop is located back in Fyrestone , opposite Dr. Zed's, so head back there and enter the shop. There will be a few things to loot along with a Weapons and Ammo vendor , so buy anything that you think will benefit your onward journey. Obviously, make sure you check out the "Deal of the Day" which every vendor offers as they are deemed the pick of the bunch. When browsing the Ammo vendor, make sure to purchase a grenade pack as you'll need one to progress through the story.

Once you've done so, head back towards T. This would be a good chance to test your new grenades. When back at T. Gun stash found.

I rigged it with explosives, just in case I ever wanted to get back in. Once you're in, look for my wife's grave. It so happens that I stashed one of her favorite guns behind the grave marker. Use it to kill Nine-Toes. She would've wanted it that way. This will be the first real test of your skills and abilities. Make sure you have plenty of ammo and health packs as you'll probably need them. From Fyrestone, head out of the gate to the south and head south again.

You'll notice that the path snakes around to the left and leads back north-east. Follow this path taking out any Skags in your way, until you come to a barricade. Interact with the detonator to demolish said barricade and gain entry into Skag Gully.

At the entrance, you'll notice two vendors on the left. Just past these, again to the left, you'll see a Bandit Data Recorder sitting atop a bloodied bed. Picking this up will start the mission "Why Are They Here". You can complete this mission while doing the "T. From here, head south making sure to follow your waypoint marker. Be wary of foes in this area as they'll be tougher to defeat due to their higher level. If need be, just avoid any enemies. You'll pass a few Skag dens, underneath a bridge and arrive at a grave that T.

Interacting with this grave will unearth some weapons, so make sure you do this to complete one of the objectives. You'll obtain the Lady Finger and a class-specific weapon. The Lady Finger has a special weapon effect named "Omnia vincit amor", or "All conquers love" to the rest of us.

Proceed up the hill and you'll reach a gate where some Bandits will spawn, specifically, Psycho Midgets. Don't let their cute appearance deter you from the fact that they're "psycho"; they won't show you the same affection. Once you've dealt with these, go through the gate and into Nine-Toes' lair. Here you'll first face a Mutant Shotgunner.

As the name suggest, he uses a Shotgun, so keep your distance as often as possible. Using the Lady Finger to his head should deplete both his shield and health relatively quickly. Once he's down, you'll face some more Bandits. Proceed through the buildings, over the bridge and down through the hole which will bring you to the arena where the boss, Nine-Toes resides.

Nine-toes level 5 will have his two pet Skags with him, Pinky and Digit both level 4. None of them have any resistance to elemental damage, so feel free to unleash your elemental-powered weapons to help the cause. It's recommended to focus on taking out Nine-Toes first as he uses ranged weapons which can be annoying when you're trying to tackle two Skags simultaneously.

Obviously, aim for his head; the Lady Finger is extremely useful here, and don't forget to use your Action Skill.

A few rounds from a decent Sniper Rifle to his skull should suffice. The two Skags aren't that difficult to kill as their mechanics are identical to the normal Skags you've been killing up to this point. Using the Shotgun should shorten the amount of time to kill both of them off. Also in this area are a couple of chests, so be sure to loot these as well. When you're ready, exit this area the same way you came in via the elevator. Before you go back to Fyrestone, it might be worth investing some time to unlock the "Rootinest, Tootinest, Shootinest" achievement for killing 5 Rakk in under 10 seconds.

Rakk's are annoying bat-like creatures that will fly into you and cause minimal damage. They can be deemed as "annoying" as they'll often come from behind, strike you, then fly off all within a couple of seconds.

Twin this with the fact that they hunt in packs and you should get some idea of how they can make one feel quite vexed. From Nine-Toes' lair, head back the way you came, only this time stay on the higher levels heading north-west. You'll go past some Skags and the path will move around to the right. You should now see the Rakk in the air in front of you located here. If you get close enough to them, they'll begin diving towards you. Try to get 5 of them lined up, or relatively close together , by moving backwards; bring out your recently received Clipper, and aim to shoot 5 of them.

The extra incendiary effect should alight the majority of them. Failing that, bring out an SMG or a Rifle and just burn them down that way. Rootinest, Tootinest, Shootinest Kill 5 Rakk in under 10 seconds. From here, if you cross over the bridge you went under earlier you'll happen upon an area filled with Skags, but there is also a red chest to loot. When you're ready, head back to the Arid Badlands and turn the mission into T. K Baha. You'll want to go back to Zed in Fyrestone.

No financial reward for killing your first boss? This is an outrage! Go vent your frustrations to Dr. Zed in Fyrestone. He'll shut you up with a nice cash reward along with a Grenade Mod. Your next task is a simple one: walk over to the Bounty Board and press X. Tough wasn't it? The Bounty Board is the place to go if you want to undertake extra side missions. It's not essential that you complete all of these side missions, but for the purposes of earning all of the achievement in Borderlands, you'll need to complete them all at some point to earn the "Made in Fyrestone" achievement, but we'll get to doing them all eventually.

Side missions also serve as a great way to help level up, yield decent weapon and earn extra cash to spend in the vending machines. Once you've interacted with the Bounty Board, you'll have the option to turn the mission in. Do so and accept the mission "Catch-A-Ride". You can accept the side mission "T. Has More Work" if you wish. It's just south of town and it ain't seen activity for months.

I doubt it even works anymore, what with Nine-Tones and Sledge and all the other bandits on the rise. Leave Fyrestone again, heading south and following your waypoint marker. You should be led to a "Catch-A-Ride" garage.

These garages offer you the chance to spawn a vehicle. Simply interact with the garage's pole to complete the mission. Note that you may need to complete the side mission "T.

Baha "Hey, stranger! It can be completed by joining somebody else's game though. Very simply, walk to where T. That'll probably be the easiest money and XP you'll earn in this game. When you've turned in this mission, you'll have two side missions available: "T. Accept them both; we'll be doing them both concurrently as they're in the same area. Baha's Prosthetic Leg " "I used to be a go-getter like you I stabbed him through the eye, but it didn't kill him! I had another go after Dr.

Zed whipped up a replacement leg, but Scar got that one, too! Pulled the thing clean off, and I was barely able to drag myself home. Say, you mind getting my leg back from Scar? If you kill him while you're at it, I got a special gift for you! Has More Work Objectives: Find two more data recorders in Skag Gully "You've discovered a beat-up data recorder dropped by the bandits.

The data is too garbled to be of any use, but there may be other recorders like this in Skag Gully. Search for additional evidence, and take any you find back to the bounty board in Fyrestone. You should have picked up this mission when you first entered Skag Gully if you've followed this walkthrough. You can pick these data recorders up en-route to killing Scar.

Those Skags have been up to their old tricks again, this time stealing poor T. He's asked for your help in retrieving it from a Skag named "Scar". Head back to Skag Gully and travel southeast towards this location to pick up the first of the data recorders required for "Why Are They Here". When you've got this one, head north using the paths that wind around until you come to this waypoint to pick up the second data recorder.

You can now proceed to this area where you'll meet Scar and a few smaller Skags. The easiest method to defeating him is keeping your distance, picking off the smaller Skags first and then concentrating your fire on Scar himself. As soon as you take your first shot at any of the Skags, Scar will come storming towards you. Keep your distance as running from him will prove fruitless as he's a lot quicker than you. If you find yourself face-to-face with him, pull out a Shotgun. When he's downed, he'll drop a boat-load of loot, so collect anything of value and pick up T.

To the west of this location, there will be a red chest to loot, along with a set of stairs leading down to the lower level. Take these stairs to begin the "By the Seeds of Your Pants" side mission. Baha "I'll only survive the winter if I can plant my crops soon enough, but I'm out of Bladeflower Seeds. I haven't been able to restock since I closed up Skag Gully. I used to get my seeds from the caves in there while I was hunting skag.

Their vomit must make for amazing fertilizer. Blasted smelly piss mongers apparently are good for something. If you're willing to risk your life and personal hygiene to give a blind man a hand, I'll reward you. After you've reached the bottom of the stairs, you'll be greeted by some Skags; nothing too demanding here, so kill them and head north.

You'll be searching for Badflowers along this path, so be on the lookout. You'll have to battle with some tough Skags along this path, so keep looting Skag piles and defeated foes for ammo and grenades.

Where the yellow marker is - Eighth , located here. If you continue forward, or southwest from the eighth flower, you'll find a red chest to loot. After you've collected all of the Seeds, head back to T. Diagnostics report the primary Digistruct Module is missing. Without it, that station won't do diddly. I'd hit up Bone Head and his gang. They got a camp just down the road a bit, tucked away next to Fyrestone. I bet those sons of bitches took it.

Get the Digistruct Module back from them and reinstall it into this station. In fact, I'd recommend doing so. Bonehead himself is pretty tough, so it's recommended that you keep your distance, make use of the abundance of cover points and use a Sniper Rifle to take shots at his head.

If you entered his camp via the south, taking the left route will lead to a balcony with a small wall to hide behind ; this spot is ideal as you have a slight height advantage which makes sniping him a little easier. Bone Head will have a few level 10 lackeys to aid him, so be wary of these as they can be annoying, especially if you're trying to snipe him. Make it easier to connect with others and help improve your online connections in Ninjala by forwarding some ports.

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