Loop: Loop can be identified by the Glitch gun's binary becoming yellow.There is also a knock-back inflicted when the weapon is fired, causing the user to get thrown backwards slightly. Overload significantly reduces fire rate and consumes an additional 3 ammo per shot, but dramatically increases each projectile's damage potential to compensate.
Overload: Overload can be identified by the Glitch gun's binary becoming red. Each glitch will remain active until either the gun requires reloading or the Vault Hunter switches weapons. The number represents the chance of the respective glitch occurring.Įach glitch has a chance of being selected upon each weapon reload, provided that it is listed on the gun's Error Code with a number higher than 0. Each of the " x"s represents a number, ranging from 0-4 for Overload, Loop and Multi-shot, and from 0-5 for Amplify. For UVHM, set PlaythroughsCompleted to 2, and set LastPlaythroughNumber to 1.Each Glitch gun features dull green text on its weapon card: Error Code: OxLxMxAx. Unlock True Vault Hunter Mode (TVHM) or Ultimate Vault Hunter Mode (UVHM)įor TVHM, go to the 'Raw' tab and set PlaythroughsCompleted to 1. Note that in True / Ultimate Vault Hunter Mode, you can access the Bank near the start of the game at Claptrap's Place, Windshear Waste. Retrieving an SDU will unlock a weapon equip slot. Then, in the game, go to the Bank and retrieve the Weapon Equip Slot SDUs. Right-click the created item and then select 'Duplicate', to add a total of two SDUs (Storage Deck Upgrades to unlock the remaining locked two weapon equip slots). In Balance, select: GD_SDU_WeaponEquipSlot. In Type, select GD_StorageDeckUpgrade.A_Item.INV_SDU_WeaponEquipSlot (near the bottom of the list). Go to the 'Bank' tab, then click on the 'New Item' button. Alternatively, you can set your character to match another character's exact experience points by entering the other character's experience points in the 'Experience Points' field and then clicking on the 'Sync' button of the 'Experience Level' field. 
In the 'General' tab, type in the level you want the character to be in the 'Experience Level' field, and then click on the 'Sync' button of the 'Experience Points' field to automatically compute the appropriate experience points for that level. With Gibbed's Borderlands 2 Save Game editor, open up the save game file of the character that you would like to edit and make the following changes: Setting a character's level
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