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Gearbox Has Started Issuing Battleborn Loot Codes
Borderlands players are likely familiar with Gearbox’s “Shift” system for giving out free loot. In Borderlands 2 and The Pre-Sequel, these awarded skins and golden keys (in turn giving access to premium gear).
Battleborn players can now start looking for these code drops. The first two of these will give you an epic loot pack each. Future codes will award epic, rare, or uncommon packs for Battleborn or Battleborn Tap.
The first two loot pack codes, issued via the weekly Battleplan update are: HWC3B-6XZ99-FK5RJ-RWXTJ-6XBX3 and SC5BB-ZWHHH-RWWRB-6KXBT-BCSHZ.
It’s only live through June 5 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern / 8:59 p.m. Pacific. You can find the Shift option under the Extras tab in the main menu.
In the past, codes have been issued via Twitter, Facebook, and official Gearbox websites. Keep your eyes on those locations for future drops.
The first DLC character Alani, will be live for everyone on Tuesday, May 31, and is currently in early access for season pass and deluxe edition owners. For more on Battleborn, check out our review.
Note: We've added a second epic loot pack code. Also, we corrected the release date for Alani.
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