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Info On Borderlands 2's Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt DLC Leaked
New details have emerged regarding the upcoming Borderlands 2 DLC.
Warning: This story contains spoilers for the new Borderlands 2 add-on.
Reddit user MikeTheInfidel, the same person who found details on previous Borderlands 2 DLC Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage, has discovered more files on his PS3 that have shed light on the upcoming add-on content for Gearbox's shooter/RPG.
"Danger! Excitement! Mustaches! It's time for another episode of Vault Hunter Adventures, featuring Sir Hammerlock! In this week's tale, our hard-boiled heroes travel to the savage continent of Aegrus! Their goal? To uncover the most exotic creatures Pandora has to offer, and give 'em the old one-two!"
Aside from Sir Hammerlock's intro, a slew of information was found in the files, which you can read in full on Reddit.
The files hint at a new continent named Aegrus, a swampy jungle environment home to a tribe of jungle savages. The leader is a villain who is "super-pumped we're archenemies now." New enemies like the borok and scaylion inhabit the continent, as well as hunting side missions given by Sir Hammerlock himself.
A new update for the game is also mentioned. This will add three new customization packs to each of the five classes, including a head and skin per pack. That adds up to a total of 30 new customization options. It's not clear whether these will be immediately available or require a purchase, but the fact that the files are already included suggest the former.
Via: IGN
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