There is no penalty for switching modes in Borderlands 2. Once you've gotten a few levels up, you can go back into the DLC on Normal mode. This doesn't prevent them from knowing exactly where you are! BL2 baddies also have the wonderful ability to make grenades stick to the ground right where they aimed them. Through some miracle, all BL2 baddies using thrown weapons - grenades, arrows, spears… - can not only throw them with uncanny accuracy over great distances, they can even do so when there is an obstacle in the way. The most memorable difficulties I had were dodging skeleton arrows. I found Tiny Tina's DLC a bit easier to handle in the mid-30's. I just completed Hammerlock's again in TVHM at level 52, and found the going a lot easier. Use the time to reload and let your shields regenerate. Witch doctors have a fast-move mode, usually some kind of tornado form when this happens, don't try to hit them, just run away. Homing area-of-effect grenades are also good, because witch doctors move slowly most of the time. I rarely use launchers in BL2, but for witch doctors, out comes the launcher. I gave up on it until I got my character up to level 41/42 by playing TVHM for a while, then coming back to Hammerlock's in Normal mode. The Hammerlock's Hunt DLC is particularly difficult at level 35 in Normal mode, even though it's supposed to be scaled to level 30+. You're completing missions, which gains XP much faster. This is because you're no longer straining to get XP just from killing baddies. You will find that you gain the next few levels relatively quickly. If you're still playing a Normal mode character at level 35 and have finished the main story line, switch to True Vault Hunter Mode, then start back through the main story. If the turret is tanking and the Siren hangs back to hand out emergency Res'es, you can make slow progress even when the enemies are tough. Meanwhile, use the Commando's turret to tank, and have the Commando hide between turret deployments. The Siren should probably focus on survivability and elemental damage, with things like Res, higher elemental chance, and faster Phaselock cooldowns.
Some enemies regenerate, and there are many quests that require a lot of endurance.Īs a Commando/Siren combo, there are some specific things you can do to survive better. Similarly, some enemies and boss fights can be super challenging in Tiny Tina's DLC.The elemental Witch Doctors are a real pain, even if you've leveled up properly. Hammerlock's Hunt is a really tough DLC all around.If you're playing Torgue and trying to repeat the tier 3 levels on some of his quests (notably Bar Room Blitz) - check the level - these are maxed out and almost certainly impossible on your first playthrough.The DLCs on the first playthrough won't scale to your level past the mid 30's, so you can outlevel them and then return to them to steamroll. Worth a double check, at least.Īs another Normal/TVHM note, you can go play TVHM for a few levels and the drop back into Normal for the DLCs again. If you've beaten "Normal" and then jumped into the DLCs, are you sure you're still on your Normal playthrough? Since you can start the DLCs any time, it's possible you went into True Vault Hunter Mode and then immediately went for the DLCs, which are meant to be played after the main campaign. You've already listed the things I would do in this case - go roll on the Golden Key box, focus on slag first, etc. If you were steamrolling in the main game in your low-to-mid 30's, but are having problems with Hammerlock or Tiny Tina's DLCs, chances are good that the enemies are just closer to your level now than they were before. As noted in the answers to my question about DLC and levels, the DLCs scale to your level to a certain extent.
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