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I’ll be pointing each one in a detailed way. We have some topics to cover after we go to the facts. Such discussions equally invariably involve claims and counter-claims regarding how the games RNG works, or how it can itself be “gamed” to encourage the desired result. This is usually in the context of how hard or easy it is to get a specific item, or the standard waiver that “random is random” (RiR). Vault Hunting 101: A Guide to RNG and LOOT!ĭiscussions of any Borderlands game invariably include a reference to the capricious whims of the Random Number Generator (RNG) at some point. Vault Hunting 101: A Guide to RNG and LOOT! Loot and Weapons

The game itself has a thingy called “Random Number Generator” which determines what kind of loot you will get, but I won’t go deeper on it since A) numbers make me go rampage and B) made a guide about it, here’s the link

Every corner of the game has a potential of dropping or popping something nice or just plain crap. You kill someone, BOOM, a beam of light indicates that the enemy dropped something. Those items can drop from enemies, pop out from boxes and lockers, being quest rewards and a pretty long etcetera. You find items that help you progressing as I previously said. SOOO…WHAT’S THE DEAL WITH FARMING AND BL2? Farming is the action of killing repeatedly Knuckledragger until a Hornet appears. But we must start with something basic.įarming in gaming is the action of getting certain items by killing a determined boss repeatedly until it drops. Welcome to the X guide to Farming LOOT, written by your meaty friend Krieg the Psycho X and especially made for the people who is new to the Borderlands 2 (BL2 for short) loot world.