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Maya makes effective use of this weapon when healing other Vault Hunters with the skill Restoration, being able to bring them back to full health from even the lowest health. The self-damage can be used to reduce Buzz Axe Rampage cooldown, or reset shield recharge delay to take advantage from Empty the Rage, any Maylay shield, or Flame of the Firehawk. Krieg can make exceptionally good use of this weapon, since its self-damage is smaller and more manageable than friendly-fire damage from Fuel the Rampage, self-damage from Silence the Voices or simply damage from hostile sources. The damage it does to the wielder can be counteracted by Blood Soaked Shields and this gun's ability to get a kill every shot Blood-Soaked Shield's negative of taking 5% health is counteracted by this gun activating Cooking Up Trouble after every reload. Smaller, Lighter, Faster will shrink the already small magazine down to two, which means it will reload after every shot, processing Cooking Up Trouble and Shock and "AAAGGGGHHH!" as well as granting Anarchy stacks the high damage also works well with Anarchy because it is applied to each pellet that hits, while Close Enough ensures a high hit rate. The Orphan Maker is useful for Gaige due to its ability to activate several of her skills at once: Smaller, Lighter, Faster, Shock and "AAAGGGGHHH!", and Cooking Up Trouble. Ambush tactics or frequent use of cover is favored for this shotgun as constant use effectively prevents shields from recharging. The self-damage is usually not significant to the character but it will reset shield recharge delay. The self-damaging effect means this weapon needs to be used more cautiously than a typical shotgun. Rewards: $674, Shield/Assault rifle, Max XP: 11835 This opens up a new story mission from Shade “My Life For A Sandskiff” and the optional quest: “Fire Water”.The Orphan Maker is relatively accurate with a low pellet count and high damage, allowing critical points to be targeted more easily. Just head over to the Kitty Kream and you will find Shade inside. There is also a Quick change station to the West of the Fountain. Most of them have chests on the roof for some handy supplies. You can take some time to search the buildings. He is found off to the East of the fountain in town. When No-Beard is dead you can then head for Shade. Just plenty of movement (or getting on a roof and sniping) should be enough to cinch this fight for you. If you need to close the distance, be sure to keep some cover and use the action skill to get some help with him. He is the first “boss” and very easy to kill from a distance as he prefers to be closer. When you get through that group their leader, No-Beard, will appear in the back of town and come charging in after you. This does give a quick kill option but be sure to be away from him when you do kill him. The real damage comes from his death as he will explode. He likes to lob grenades at mid range and shoot at you otherwise. The Powder Monkey presents a different sort of explosive threat. Pirates are your regular ranged attackers. The Consair is the equivalent of a Psycho who comes running up to you.
Thankfully this pirate is not very durable so you can get through him with only a few shots. The Grogmaster is the toughest one as he likes to run up, throwing molotov cocktails and explode on you. As you enter town you are introduced to the new enemy types: Rapscallion, Gunner, Consair, Pirate, Powder Money and Grogmaster. Do so then head on down to the town itself. You will find a loot chest sitting right there for you to grab.
Head on down the slope and go over to the first van on the right. Once there you will be contacted by an individual, Shade (who is now your new BFF), who wants to clear out the pirates who have taken over his town. This is accessed by hitting any fast travel station and going over to Oasis. Borderlands 2 Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty Walkthrough Part 1 – A Warm Welcome Welcome to the first the DLC for Borderlands 2.
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