Man of Low Moral Fiber | Borderlands 2: Buffed Wanderlust- Does it still suck!? @ManofLowMoralFiber | Uploaded 6 years ago | Updated 3 days ago
The Wanderlust is a Pearlescent rarity Maliwan pistol that is available as a part of the second Ultimate Vault Hunter Upgrade pack for Borderlands 2.
This weapon, notoriously, has the lowest accuracy in the game- at 1. The weapon has a similar homing effect to the Dahlminator. As projectiles leave the weapon, they break off in a seemingly random direction, and eventually hone in on an enemy.
This effect can be especially irritating when trying to attack a priority target or one that has been debuffed with slag or Death Mark, because sometimes the bullets will simply not attack your intended target. This will happen even if you try to aim the gun at a particular enemy.
This weapon got a significant boost as a part of the community patch. It has increased damage, increased fire rate, decreased ammo consumption, and an increased projectile count. This gives the weapon a solid DPS.
It is still slow to get to enemies compared to other pistols, but does enable a more passive playstyle. This weapon got an extreme buff, and it no longer sucks- which is pretty impressive- because it definitely sucked before hand.
The community patch also allows the weapon to drop from other loot sources than Tubbies, including OMGWTH out in Digistruct Peak.
There is a new version of the community patch, and my next video will like cover its installation and use of the new mod manager.
I am playing with the community patch which can be found here: mentalmars.com/game-news/borderlands-2-unofficial-community-patch
Tutorial for patch:
youtu.be/aZJdDHk9Gfc
The Wanderlust is a Pearlescent rarity Maliwan pistol that is available as a part of the second Ultimate Vault Hunter Upgrade pack for Borderlands 2.
This weapon, notoriously, has the lowest accuracy in the game- at 1. The weapon has a similar homing effect to the Dahlminator. As projectiles leave the weapon, they break off in a seemingly random direction, and eventually hone in on an enemy.
This effect can be especially irritating when trying to attack a priority target or one that has been debuffed with slag or Death Mark, because sometimes the bullets will simply not attack your intended target. This will happen even if you try to aim the gun at a particular enemy.
This weapon got a significant boost as a part of the community patch. It has increased damage, increased fire rate, decreased ammo consumption, and an increased projectile count. This gives the weapon a solid DPS.
It is still slow to get to enemies compared to other pistols, but does enable a more passive playstyle. This weapon got an extreme buff, and it no longer sucks- which is pretty impressive- because it definitely sucked before hand.
The community patch also allows the weapon to drop from other loot sources than Tubbies, including OMGWTH out in Digistruct Peak.
There is a new version of the community patch, and my next video will like cover its installation and use of the new mod manager.
I am playing with the community patch which can be found here: mentalmars.com/game-news/borderlands-2-unofficial-community-patch
Tutorial for patch:
youtu.be/aZJdDHk9Gfc
