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Borderlands 1Blaster
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- ContentBase Game
- Weapon TypeEridian
- RarityUncommon
- ManufacturerEridian
- Elements
BlasterAll Details
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The Blaster can spawn in 4 different Variants, which have a significant impact on the weapon's behavior.
Energy System
All Eridians have a 1.3s Regen Delay after firing and they only Cooldown when out of Energy. The Wave Blaster has a Shot Cost of 8, while the other Blaster Variants only consume 4 per Shot.
- Elements
- Listed Projectiles
- Shot Cost
- Weapon Partsvariantsfixed parts
- possiblenone
- Splash Anointspossiblenone
Four blasters
The Blaster's Barrel decides its Prefix and heavily impacts the weapons performance.
- Eridian Blaster The Eridian Blaster fires small energy orbs that create a small explosion on impact.
- Mercurial Blaster +100% Fire Rate The Mercurial Blaster rapidly fires small energy orbs that create a small explosion on impact.
- Ball Blaster The Ball Blaster fires energy orbs that create an explosion on impact.
- Wave Blaster +100% Damage
-100% Fire Rate
+4 Shot Cost The Wave Blaster fires energy orbs in a wave trajectory that create a shock explosion on impact.
Weapons usually get one part per group, but sometimes multiple or none. Numbers in the top-right indicate the range of parts a group can have.
Parts usually have equal drop chances, or it's indicated nearby.
Body
- Body_1-8% Damage
- Body_2
- Body_3
- Body_4
- Body_5
- Body_6
Magazine
- Mag_1Capacity: 100
Regen Rate: 7/s
Cooldown: 4.0s - Mag_2Capacity: 130
Regen Rate: 5.8/s
Cooldown: 4.0s - Mag_3Capacity: 83
Regen Rate: 9.8/s
Cooldown: 2.9s - Mag_4Capacity: 200
Regen Rate: 5.8/s
Cooldown: 5.2s - Mag_5Capacity: 130
Regen Rate: 9.1/s
Cooldown: 3.3s - Mag_6Capacity: 120
Regen Rate: 9.8/s
Cooldown: 2.7s
Stock
- Stock_4-80% Max Inaccuracy
+100% Max Accuracy
+80% Recoil Recovery
-110% Recoil
-20% Swap Speed - Stock_5-80% Max Inaccuracy
+50% Max Accuracy
+60% Recoil Recovery
-90% Recoil - Stock_6-30% Max Inaccuracy
-30% Recoil
BlasterHow to get it?
General Farming Guidance
Most Base Game items in Borderlands 1 are only obtainable from world pool sources, while many non-legendary uniques have dedicated sources. Here’s your quick start guide:
Farming Preparations:
- Identify the Best Source: The Sources below are generally ranked from best to worst. Make sure to complete any required quests and be aware of Source Restrictions.
- Locate the Source: Make sure you have unlocked the Location.
- Equip Your Character: Equip your character to easily overcome enemies.
- Set Spawn Point: You will always spawn at the last Fast Travel Station you visited.
Bonus Tips:
- Combine Runs: Get more loot per run by integrating nearby sources into your farming route.
- Track Progress: Track your runs to more precisely predict drops and more clearly monitor progress. Additionally, time your runs to see how tweaks affect your farming efficiency.
- Speed it up: Explore shortcuts and boost your movement speed to minimize travel time. Also, aim to shorten your time to kill with higher DPS or big damage bursts.
- Realistic Farming Expectations: Be patient and persistent when farming. Despite precise, verified drop rates, your actual runs might exceed or fall short of inferred expectations.
- Class Mod weighting: You have a higher chance of finding class mods for your class.
- Awesome Level Impact: Each Source has a hidden Awesome Level that impacts the chance of finding higher rarity loot. The Catalyst and Scavenger Class Mods minimally boost this level.
