What button is boost in Borderlands 2?
Vehicle Controls
| Action | PS3 | PC |
|---|---|---|
| Turret | L2 | Right Mouse Button |
| Front Gun | R2 | Left Mouse Button |
| Turbo Boost | L1 | F |
| Brakes | R1 | G |
Is explosive damage elemental Borderlands 2?
Explosive damage is elemental but it doesn’t have a multiplier.
How does an elemental weapon work in Borderlands?
An elemental weapon actually usually shoots normal bullets, that are exactly the same as that of a normal gun. However, sometimes they trigger an elemental effect, or “proc” (short for “programmed random occurrence”). When this happens in addition to the bullet damage, the elemental effect and damage is added.
How do you calculate elemental damage in Borderlands?
When calculating the damage an elemental weapon will do, one first takes the base damage of the weapon and multiplies it by the appropriate Element Damage Multiplier from the above table, and then multiplies the result by the appropriate Weapon Proc Multiplier from the tables below.
How big is an elemental multiplier in Borderlands?
Each elemental multiplier has roughly 3 times larger area of effect than the previous one. An elemental weapon actually usually shoots normal bullets, that are exactly the same as that of a normal gun. However, sometimes they trigger an elemental effect, or “proc” (short for “programmed random occurrence”).
What can you do with Siren in Borderlands?
The Siren makes full use of Borderlands’ elemental effect system and requires a more tactical level of play. Sirens eschew guns that deal the most damage at once for guns that deal elemental effects. When you start out as a Siren, the benefits aren’t obvious.
