This legendary rocket launcher can be a bit of a challenge to obtain, as it drops from the imposing King Mong in the Eridium Blight region. However, it's well worth the trouble to acquire, as its effect is truly stupendous. The Badaboom fires six rockets at a time, but only costs a single point of ammo to do so, effectively multiplying the potential damage by six.
Each rocket does less damage and the gun has overall weaker accuracy, but when the rockets hit, they can absolutely devastate any enemy you come across. The HellFire is a submachine gun that has a greater chance to be obtained from Scorch, the fiery spiderant located in Frostburn Canyon during the Cult Following quest line.
True to its origin, the HellFire has a similarly incendiary power. The HellFire gun will always deal fire damage to its targets, applying the burning effect on them that deals constant damage over time. This can quickly drain enemies of their hit points, making all but the toughest of badasses fall in mere moments, and dealing significant damage no matter the foe. This shotgun can be dropped by the main story's final boss, the Warrior.
While the fight is harrowing, it's absolutely worth it for the copious loot that the alien monster drops upon defeat, including the Conference Call. Despite its mundane name, the Conference Call is no bore, as the projectiles it fires periodically split, generating new bullets in midair.
They also split after impact, making for even more projectiles. These projectiles travel to the left and the right, which can make it a bit difficult to wield the gun accurately. The extra damage generated more than makes up for this, making it a perfect weapon for handling large targets.
The Bunny is another rocket launcher that puts a new spin on an existing game mechanic. As a Tediore weapon, the Bunny is reloaded by flinging away the original weapon as a new one is digistructed in your hands. These thrown weapons usually explode like a grenade, but the Bunny behaves quite differently.
When flung, the Bunny will not travel in a straight line as other Tediore weapons do, but will instead bounce around the battlefield in a manner akin to its name.
While it does so, it drops live grenades that then explode. This weapon has one of the more ridiculous extra effects, although it can also be one of the more useful if deployed well.
This grenade behaves similarly to other grenades of the transfusion type in the game. These grenades have the ability to give health back to players after dealing damage. They generate trails that seek out friendly characters and restore some hit points after exploding. The special weapon effect deals increased damage and fires between three and 10 bullets at the cost of a single assault rifle round.
The Monarch also spawns with a bipod attachment, and it deals double damage when mounted. It can spawn without elemental damage, too. Accuracy is a weak point for The Monarch, with a wide spread that forms into a square shape.
You can reduce the spread by using the bipod, but The Monarch is still at its best in short- to mid-range encounters. The only way to get it is by taking down Killavolt in Lectra City on Promethea. The Lob is a legendary shotgun that comes from Torque.
It can kill basically anything with a shot or two, and it can drop with cryo, corrosive, radiation, shock, or incendiary elemental damage. Instead, The Lob fires a large orb that slowly moves through the battlefield and explodes on impact, dealing massive AoE damage. You can find Graveward in the end of chapter 16, Cold as the Grave.
Like the Lob, Reflux has huge potential to wipe out a mob of enemies quickly. It fires seven projectiles in the shape of a biohazard symbol, and whenever a projectile hits an enemy, it has the chance to spawn corrosive bolts. These chain together and damage nearby enemies.
It can drop with cryo, shock, corrosive, incendiary, or radiation elemental damage, and fires three projectile with each shot. That said, it only consumes two ammo per shot, allowing you to pile on damage with each burst. That said, Katagawa Jr.
Undertaking the Moxxi missions proves amusing for a number of reasons; not the least of which is the awesomely unique and rare weapons she offers at her bar following their completion. One of the greatest is the Rubi, a sharp and quick reloading pistol. Being a Maliwan developed gun, it sacrifices raw base damage for elemental effectiveness somewhat. Not only can it output a ton of powerful elemental and splash damage though, but it compounds this with its ability to heal the user relative to the damage inflicted.
This unique drop stands as one of the best overall SMGs in BL2 with its deadly combo of spread and damage output. This thing fires off eight, count them eight rounds that form the pattern of a bird, at a low cost of only 3 SMG rounds. This makes it an optimal choice for midrange showdowns, and gives it the qualities not unlike a shotgun with its crazy spread, but a shotgun that fires far more quickly.
You'll especially want to hang on to one of these bad boys if found with a Flying prefix, as it'll quicken the speed of the relatively slow projectiles. There are a number of truly destructive, Pandora-shattering rocket launchers to be found in BL2, but the nearly undisputed king of the hill has to be the Norfleet. Blasting through entire bands of bandits or melting away the health of a boss even the epic showdown against Voracidous will make it difficult to put down this beast. There's something about unleashing that mad splash damage and blue wave of plasma that's endlessly satisfying.
So be sure to step back and fire away at a safe distance as it creates a virtual earthquake and wipes out hordes of baddies. Eternals has a post-credit scene, but it's one that left many scratching their heads. Stephen is an avid Nintendo, Indie, and retro gamer who dabbles in Xbox on occasion, mainly in the form of binge sessions of Overwatch.
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