Third Tier – Carrion Call – Every enemy you kill with your sniper rifle reduces your Bloodwing cool down rate (0.8 second reduction for each skill point up to a maximum reduction of 4 seconds).Third Tier – Loaded – Increases your sniper rifle magazine capacity (+14% Magazine Capacity for each skill point up to a maximum of +70% Magazine Capacity).Second Tier – Killer – Killing an enemy increases your damage and reload speed with all weapons for a few seconds (+8% Damage and +6% Reload Speed for each skill point up to a maximum of +40% Damage and +30% Reload Speed).First Tier – Caliber – This increases the damage you can do with a sniper rifle (+4% Sniper Rifle Damage for each skill point up to a maximum of +20%).First Tier – Focus – This increases your accuracy with all weapons (+5% Accuracy and -10% Sniper Rifle Sway for each skill point up to a maximum of +25% Accuracy and -50% Sniper Rifle Sway).We’ll start, naturally, with the Sniper Tree: The Hunter makes an excellent sniper and if you develop the right skills and grab a decent sniper rifle then he is a master of long range combat. The cool down period before you can use your Bloodwing again is 28 seconds. After delivering a swooping attack it will return faithfully to its master. This skill allows Mordecai to summon a pet Bloodwing which can be used to attack the enemy. Mandatory Skillīefore you can select a particular strength for the Hunter class you’ll need to unlock his mandatory skill, which is Bloodwing. The Hunter makes a terrific sniper or you can develop his general gun toting skills. In this article we focus on two builds for the Hunter character, Mordecai. You can read more about the weapons in our Borderlands Weapon Guide. The catch is you only have a maximum of 50 skill points (you’ll get 45 to spend in the original game and 47 with the add on) so you’ll need to choose the best blend for you from the skill trees available.Īny of the characters can wield any of the weapons in the game but of course each one has a natural specialization. Using the well established RPG mechanic of building up skills by gaining experience you can develop your character’s abilities. There are four characters to choose from in the game and each represents a different class.
You can read about the game in our Borderlands review. The successful blend of RPG and FPS in Borderlands makes it a title well worth investing in.
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