Borderlands 4 Means of Ascent — How to breach Ascension Tower
Mission 18 steps, the Ordonite Capacitor puzzle, combat tips, and rewards en route to Plan Z.
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Mission 18 steps, the Ordonite Capacitor puzzle, combat tips, and rewards en route to Plan Z.
Find Driller Hole in Queen’s Cradle, learn its attack patterns, and farm its dedicated Legendaries efficiently.
Where to upgrade melee, bows, bombs, and firearms, and what each path unlocks as you progress.
Where to find the Quake Thresher, what it drops, and how to beat and refarm it efficiently.
The main story unfolds in 1274 during the first Mongol invasion; the sequel jumps to 1603.
Start the Storm Blade myth in Oshima Coast to secure the sword kit, Stag Helmet, and Jin’s Ghost Mask.
Find all 61 Altars across Ezo, with quick routes and puzzle notes for the hard-to-reach ones.
Start the Teshio Ridge sensei line, get the chain weapon, and trigger the ranged assassination trophy.
How to stop the cocoons, avoid the stun, and survive late‑game gauntlets.
He isn’t a character in the story, but his legend — and several iconic items — are in the game.
Digital Deluxe owners start with the Snake Armor; here’s how it fits with early armor choices and upgrades.
The sequel removes Jin’s enemy-outline scan; here’s how to track foes and stay hidden.
What Sake Jars do, where to find them, and a short sake-related quest to pick up along the way.
The starting set ranks up through story milestones, not at Ginji’s forge; here’s how it works and how to move it along.
Unlock five early sets with clear steps for stealth, combat, and range.
Grab ongoing skin packs, check recent key drops, and redeem them fast using the in‑game SHiFT menu.
Redeem these codes for Potion Capsules, Super Rolls, and Zeni; this list is checked and updated regularly.
Start Chapter II to trigger it, charge with a seven-kill streak, then cut down up to three foes.
The game-ending streak returns as a hidden fourth reward unlocked with a 30-kill run.
The ō marks a long vowel: say “YOH-tei” for the mountain, not “yo-tai” or “yo-oo-tei”.
Preloads go live October 3 at 8AM PT; a pre-order is required to download early.
The launch lineup is small and focused: Ray Gun, Ray Gun Mark II, and a new melee‑range hybrid called the Necrofluid Gauntlet.
Bond with the wolf, clear dens for unlocks, then learn Wolf techniques at Altars of Reflection.
Instructions for the shrine door, cavern ropes, and the Nameless Killer bounty payout.