Comparable to Mordecai's Action Skill from the first Borderlands game, in the sense that the gun targets enemies and fires at them until it collides/after a set time of being reloaded. As Tediore reloads do not break Zero's Action Skill, this gun can be used to devastating effect by Assassins. Apart from the main story-line, Borderlands 2 offers players to get the reward from other sources too like the side missions. Handsome Jack is one such side mission that will net you $63 along. You are now able to select a location to save the patch, this location should ALWAYS be the Binaries folder of Borderlands 2. To find this folder first find your Steam Library folder on your HDD or SSD, then go to steamapps common Borderlands 2 Binaries. Simply save the.txt file of the mod there.

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Note: This is a post meant for the sidebar, it will be put up there once it has been reviewed by the community. Please leave any thoughts and suggestions in the comments.The Borderlands 2 Unofficial Community Patch is a mod that breathes new life into the game. It is ONLY available on PC and it will probably remain that way forever.What is the Unofficial Community Patch?The patch includes a lot of quality of life changes and buffs many weapons and skills that are currently very weak, allowing you to play builds that are just not viable in the main game. It also contains nerfs for things too strong, but those are optional and turned off by default.

They can be turned on with the Community Mod Manager(more on this below). The patch also includes skins for many weapons and shields that currently have none.The Borderlands Community Mod ManagerTo use this mod or any other mod your borderlands2.exe has to be edited with a hexeditor. This can be tricky, however a tool exists that does it for you automatically. This tool is called The Borderlands Community Mod Manager. It also allows you to turn certain parts from the mods you use on or off. If you want to learn more about itInstalling the mod:Installing a mod for Borderlands 2 can be tricky the first time but if you did it once you can do it again in mere seconds. You actually don't install it at all.

First click on the download link above, then right click anywhere on the screen and select 'save as'. You are now able to select a location to save the patch, this location should ALWAYS be the Binaries folder of Borderlands 2. To find this folder first find your Steam Library folder on your HDD or SSD, then go to steamapps common Borderlands 2 Binaries. Simply save the.txt file of the mod there. To run the mod, start your game, then in the lobby open the console with the button you chose(either the ` key or F1-F12) in the Borderlands Community Mod Manager. Then write in the console 'exec Patch.txt'(without the quotation marks).

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If at any point you changed the name of Patch.txt you should write the name you chose for it here instead of Patch.txt, so if you called it rainbows.txt you should write 'exec rainbows.txt'(without the quotation marks). If it works you will get a message saying 'Running UCP 4.1. To check if the UCP is running, look at your skill tree and see if there are any UCP changes.' But most other mods will not display any message. If it didn't work and instead you say 'exec Patch.txt' in the lobby chat then something went wrong with the hexediting.

Try running the Community Mod Manager again, click on tools and select 'setup game files for mods'. In the Borderlands 2 section 'Hexedit Executable' should say 'installed' in green text. Wondershare filmora crackeado 2019.

If it doesn't, click the apply button right next to it.Remember that you will have to write 'exec Patch.txt' in the command console EVERY TIME you start the game. If you don't you will be playing without the UCP.This can also be used to your advantage, if you ever want to play without the patch you can simply not execute it in the console. If you ever want to use another mod you can simply paste the.txt file of the mod next to the patch.txt file in your Binaries folder and execute it with the command console just like you do with the patch by writing 'exec name of mod here.txt'(without the quotation marks).Should I play with this mod if I am new to the game?It is entirely up to you. It won't change your experience that much as it is still the same game and you probably aren't optimizing your build as a beginner. Most of the changes in the patch are aimed at things too weak to use or completely outclassed by something else.Do I have to create a new character when I start playing the UCP?No this is not necessary.

It works with existing characters just fine. Keep in mind that any changes to gear will also apply to gear you already possess.

So some gear might do something else then it did before.Can I still play with friends while playing with the UCP?Yes you can! Most of the patch works as long as the player who is hosting the game has the patch enabled. But it is recommended that all players in the game have the patch running, something may be bugged otherwise. Remember that you can always just restart the game and then simply don't execute the patch in the console if you want to play without the patch.How do I uninstall the patch?As I mentioned above, the patch only works as long as you keep executing it when you start the game. Simply do nothing and it will be off by default.

There is no real process of uninstalling it, you can simply throw away the Patch.txt file.Other resources:The Borderlands Unofficial Community patch was made by:Shadowevil, 55tumbl, Aaron0000, Adudney, AngrierPat, apocalyptech, B33PB00PJOE, Dave Rabbit, empireScum, Ethel, FromDarkHell, Hydrattler, Jim Raven, Kazy, Koby, laxlife, LightChaosman, MegaCyber, Mike (Soze), mopioid, Orudeon, SentySent, SirUmnei, Sommer, theNocturni, Zububu. I could have, but I figured that your discord hard nearly 5K members so you probably turned it off to avoid strangers messaging you.I made the sidebar section of the UCP by the way. The only thing it might be missing would be some sort of.What is the Unofficial Community Patch?. link. I think this gets answered in the FAQ's as well but it would be nice to have some sort of introduction for those who haven't heard about it. Do you happen to have such a page already somewhere?.

A couple of additional bits specifically for Linux players (they might be contained in the reference links, but might also be worth it to add on to this):, but has a lot of useful bits of information regarding file locations.Definitely recommend using BLCMM to patch your binaries instead of trying to do it manually. BLCMM is a Java application, run it with command 'java -jar BLCMMLauncher.jar' I had some permissions issues with Java on my system, not having browse/read/write permissions. BLCMM writes log files in a folder 'blcmm logs'.

If it's not working, dig through the log files and figure out why. I used the to create a new policy with appropriate permissions.You have to go past the title screen to the main menu then back to the title screen before opening the console and executing the patch, because DLC isn't loaded until the first you go past the title screen to the main menu.The filename of the patch is case-sensitive in Linux, so patch.txt and Patch.txt are two different files, and if you name yours Patch.txt and try to exec patch.txt, the file can't be found. Thanks for the addition.

I linked to the github page of the BLCMM so I expected all the info to be there. I'll have a look if it is later.You have to go past the title screen to the main menu then back to the title screen before opening the console and executing the patch, because DLC isn't loaded until the first you go past the title screen to the main menu.This is linux only too right?

On windows you need to go past the title screen too but only once as far as I know. I must say everything was written with Windows in mind. How different is this all for Linux? Enough that it needs a separate guide?. I don't think it needs a separate guide. Most of it is the same, just some little differences like having to go back to the title screen from the main menu to apply the patch and the case-sensitive bit. The file locations can be a little tricky because they're buried down in some hidden directories, which is why I linked the older post.The trickiest part for me was getting BLCMM working reliably because Java installs can be different across Linux distributions and you have to track down the causes of failures.