Nearing the top, we sink five points into One Last Thing. We disregard Load 'n' Splode because we don't use Coincidental Combustion, and most of our roulette spins will prevent us from taking advantage of these five points. This is a debatable choice, since the range of it is so low, and it further thins our shield, but it seems to work well after a mod bonus. We spend our next five points in Start with a Bang. Torgue Fiesta gets unlocked here as well, which hits close range enemies like a truck, just don't be too close when those grenades start popping. 25% of all bullet damage gets returned to sender, so our middling shields don't have to work so hard.

The first point goes into I Am Rubber, You Are Glue. I haven't noticed it doing much work in FFYL, but it is pretty fun, and it prevents me from needing to ditch a point in the tier two abilities to proceed up the tree.Īt the fourth tier, we spend six points. We pick up the only ability in the third tree, Second Wind. We don't worry about Repulsive because, while it can be fun to watch guys fly backwards after poking you, it rarely actually mattered because most enemies use guns, and anyone else will be toast before it gets close enough to scratch your paint.

I pulled five from Killbot to activate it, and the extra damage really shows.

Keep in mind that this also means that this will reset your shield recharge delay with each kill, so getting off amp shots and novas will be difficult in most firefights.Ĭoincidental Combustion is a pretty great ability if you have the points to spare. Since OMGLEL-TP generally prefers health to shields, we stack up on this to keep him healthy and happy. It's 10% accuracy loss is not only never felt, it's over- compensated for by other abilities, so we get essentially get a free fire rate and reload speed boost. At the very bottom of the tree, we start with Drop the Hammer.

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