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Pangolin Allegiance 2/2 | Borderlands 2

1:    • Pangolin Allegiance 1/2 (One Life Challeng...   In this challenge playthrough I use equipment from only one manufacturer: Pangolin. The catch: There are no guns manufactured by Pangolin! I want to be honest here and say that during the time of recording, I did try out the game-enhancing settings of the Bl2Fix mod. In retrospect, I would rather have played this with merely quality-of-life mods, but it is what it is now. Recording Software: OBS Studio Editing Software: DaVinci Resolve; Affinity Photo Borderlands - Item Database / Class Builder / DPS Calculator: https://www.lootlemon.com/ ----- To please the algorithm: I bought my first pangolin item on Wam Bam Island. I farmed the varkids there until I was allowed to equip that fancy thing, and only then I continued to Captain Flynt. Roland had been freed from the Warden, and Wilhelm was the next robot that had to be destroyed. An idea of mine was to skill into Kinetic Reflection as well as into Cloud Kill, so I could maybe deflect bullets from the gun loaders towards Wilhelm and let the cloud do the work. I preferred to not farm too many deaths there, so I went on a detour through Moxxis Wedding Day DLC, to actually work towards that whacky strategy I had come up with. I punched and phaselocked my way past the Hodunks and Zafords, and past a Bling Loader, all the way to the Wedding Massacre without dying even once. I still hadn't reached level 24, so I turned to the dreaded pirate-infested wasteland. I had been hesitant to return to this DLC since that's where in episode one, the One-Life challenge that this playthrough started as, ended very suddenly. My large capacity shield was frequently broken through, and I had to go refill my health repeatedly. Crystalisks were the most easy enemies. Sniper-wielding Pirates the most stressful. Also, there were the Powder Monkeys. I aimed with my fists very carefully, because their gunpowder explosions ignore health gate. I kept pushing forward. There were more Powder Monkeys as well as dangerous Badass Pirates. Multiple of them. It went slowly, because I had to replenish health and grenades regularly, but I eventually managed to clear the way to Sandman. I chose to give the combat in Overlook a pass and make up for the missing XP by farming the scattered enemies in the Dust, which was very easy and relaxing compared to how the Overlook fight would have been. The next story mission was Wildlife Preservation, including the Bloodwing fight. I stumbled upon the secretly unique shield from Karima in Overlook. I hadn't thought about this special Item until the very second I got it. But hey, it was the first unique item of this run! You may ask: Why is that thing unique? Its special feature is having a white core, mismatching its rarity. That's all. Visiting this bandit camp in the Dust, it was just another day on Pandora, I guess.