Borderlands 4: All 4 Loot Code Locations in You Can’t Fire Me, I Quit

The “Collect remaining loot codes” objective in the Digi-Gauntlet mission You Can’t Fire Me, I Quit hides four pickups across two connected areas, and the counter only ticks up when you physically grab each one. Tediore forces patrol every stop, so the job is really two things at once: clearing the room, then finding the small glowing pickup that the fight was hiding.

Quick answer: Three loot codes sit in the Vinechoked Canopy — on concrete rubble inside the ruined building, on a white lounge chair on the outdoor balcony below, and on top of a Tediore cargo crate in the open combat area — and the fourth is across the zipline at Vine Pointe Lodge, on a lounge chair on the upper deck of the Tranquility Community Center.

All four loot code locations in Digi-Gauntlet: You Can’t Fire Me, I Quit

Code	Area	Exact spot
1/4	Vinechoked Canopy	On a pile of grey concrete rubble inside the ruined building
2/4	Vinechoked Canopy	On a white lounge chair on the outdoor balcony area below
3/4	Vinechoked Canopy	On top of a Tediore-branded cargo crate in the open combat area
4/4	Vine Pointe Lodge	On a lounge chair on the upper outdoor deck of the Tranquility Community Center

Each code is marked with a green or blue loot beam, and the objective markers show on your mini-map, so the codes are visible from a distance once the shooting stops. The beams are easy to miss mid-fight, which is why the order below clears enemies first.

Vinechoked Canopy route for loot codes 1 to 3

Head into the ruined structure in the Vinechoked Canopy and follow the waypoint beam through the broken interior. The first loot code is sitting on a pile of grey concrete rubble on the floor. Walk over it to register 1/4.

Drop down from the ruin and cross the gap to the balcony level below. Tediore troops will engage you here, so clear them before you start looking around. The second code is on a white lounge chair out on that open balcony.

Quest tracker in the Vinechoked Canopy showing the loot code count at 2 of 4 — The tracker updates to 2/4 once the balcony lounge chair code is picked up. Image: Gearbox Software

Continue through the canopy and climb the wall ahead to reach the open combat area. A group of Tediore forces holds this space, including heavier armored units, so fight from cover and thin them out before pushing in.

First-person SMG fire aimed at a level 58 Voltain Badass Frame during the canopy fight — Heavier Tediore units like this Badass Frame guard the open area around the third loot code. Image: Gearbox Software

With the area clear, look for the Tediore-branded cargo crate in the middle of the space. The third loot code sits on top of the crate, so you may need to climb or jump up to reach it.

Mission tracker for Digi-Gauntlet: You Can't Fire Me, I Quit while moving toward the next objective — The mission tracker keeps pointing you toward the remaining Digi-Gauntlet objectives between pickups. Image: Gearbox Software

Vine Pointe Lodge: The fourth and final loot code

Take the zipline out of the canopy to cross over to Vine Pointe Lodge. You will get the location discovery prompt as you land, which confirms you are in the right place for the last code.

Location Discovered banner reading Vine Pointe Lodge after crossing the zipline — The Vine Pointe Lodge discovery banner appears as you arrive from the zipline. Image: Gearbox Software

Follow the objective toward the Tranquility Community Center and go inside. More Tediore enemies are waiting in and around the building, so deal with them before hunting for the pickup.

Objective prompt to enter the Tranquility Community Center at Vine Pointe Lodge — The objective points you into the Tranquility Community Center at Vine Pointe Lodge. Image: Gearbox Software

Work your way up to the upper outdoor balcony of the community center. The last loot code is on a lounge chair up there, matching the layout of the second pickup back in the canopy. Grabbing it sets the counter to 4/4.

How to confirm the loot code objective is complete

The counter next to “Collect remaining loot codes” climbs from 1/4 through 4/4 as you pick each one up, and it is the only reliable confirmation. Once it reads 4/4, the objective closes and the mission moves you on toward finding Manager Schumann.

Note: If the tracker stalls at three, you have almost certainly skipped the crate pickup in the open canopy area — it sits above head height rather than on the ground, so it is easy to run past while the loot beam is lost in the fighting.

Nothing here gates behind a boss or a timer, so if enemies keep respawning on you, it is fine to sprint the route, grab the codes, and fight only what blocks the path between the ruined building, the balcony, the crate, and the lodge deck.