I don't know if you will be able to get it, but I think your only chance will be from the same Claptrap you got it from the first time. But even if you don't get it, you've got an excuse to play through as Roland!
Word is that the game tries to give you SDU's so long as you are not yet at 42, so I am almost guaranteed to get one from at least one of the first five claptrap missions. It's not until you hit 42 that you have to resort to shenanigans to try and increase your backpack.
I'm not sure if that'll be the case.
Frankly, I recommend doing an entire second playthrough of BL1. With the level adjustment code and whatnot, it's pretty fun. Unfortunately BL2 didn't get the second playthrough code right, IIRC, and the enemies didn't seem to scale as well as they did in BL1.
Aye. I'd recommend doing a third and fourth, too. All the (main) characters!
Well, what I meant was, the game literally has a "second playthrough" mode available after you beat it once on regular. It makes all the enemies in the game scale up to your current level, improves the loot immensely, and adds more gimmicks to boss encounters (IIRC).
I figured he was on that second playthrough since he was at least level 38. Unless he's done a lot of the DLC. On my recent playthrough I hit the vault at 31.
You are correct, all the DLC comes after the end of the "main" game proper, and should be done in numerical order, as that is also chronological/plot order. However, you can go to the underdome early just to use the bank.
Heh, I remember discovering that too... "Oh, five rounds EACH CONSISTING OF FIVE WAVES"
I forgot about the skill points, but yeah.
(Me finally trying out the Underdome at about 3am)
You should put it in a top ten list!
The switch is legit my favorite console this generation
I hear tell that nowadays you can also use a GameCube controller, if certain conditions are met.
The reviews are .... interesting (but positive!)... and who can argue with "Free?"
I definitely played it with an xbox controller last time I messed around with it. I dunno about button prompts, but it worked fine as far as I can remember
Do you mean the lack of explanations on how the world works? That wasn't an issue for me. All Double Fine worlds are weird as hell, which is just fine by me. If you mean explanations on the RTS elements, yeah, I get that.
I haven't actually gotten up to the formal RTS elements yet (beyond the first "Let's put on a show" battle), so I can't speak to them.
Ah, yeah, I see your points. The Most Pit attack doesn't really seem all that effective.
They actually do teach you about riding the wildlife in several missions.
Must be ones I haven't gotten to yet, then. I've only gotten up to the Tour Bus.
I wonder if that has anything to do with the controller configuration support that Steam recently added. Go into Big Picture Mode, then Settings and Controller Settings. Try turning on or off Xbox Configuration Support and/or Generic Gamepad Configuration Support. That could be interfering with the game recognizing your controller, or it could be that enabling it helps it recognize it.
I just remembered that I had trouble with the analog triggers on my MadCatz 360 pad in the original PC release of Psychonauts. Wouldn't recognize them at all, even though the shoulder buttons worked. I had to get very creative with button reassignment in order to play that game. I can't remember if later releases fixed that, or if I'd just moved on to another controller by that point.
