Ratch'd Up | Borderlands 3 | As Moze, Walkthrough, No Commentary

Borderlands 3 is a first-person shooter looter-shooter released in 2019, known for its distinct cel-shaded graphics, over-the-top humor, and a focus on collecting vast amounts of randomized weapons. Players step into the shoes of new Vault Hunters, each with unique abilities, to stop the villainous Calypso Twins from harnessing ancient power. The game expands the series beyond the single planet of Pandora, allowing travel to new worlds and encountering a diverse range of environments and enemies. At its core, it retains the addictive loop of intense combat, character progression through skill trees, and the thrill of finding powerful new gear. One of the many memorable side missions in Borderlands 3 takes place within the high-tech, yet often chaotic, Atlas HQ on the planet Promethea. This mission, titled "Ratch'd Up," perfectly embodies the game's blend of action, humor, and bizarre situations. The mission centers around a ratch infestation and the disappearance of a janitor named Terry, tasks given to the player by the charismatic CEO of Atlas, Rhys. "Ratch'd Up" sees players navigating the sterile corridors and industrial areas of Atlas HQ, which is ironically overrun by swarming ratches. These rodent-like creatures, often seen as low-tier enemies, become the central focus, leading to encounters with different variations, including the comically aggressive Ratch Broodmother named Gary. The mission involves solving a peculiar mystery, which ultimately requires the player to find Terry and, in a truly Borderlands fashion, reanimate him by locating his brain. Gary serves as a recurring antagonist, taunting the player with outrageous dialogue and providing both a combat challenge and a source of constant amusement. The culmination of the mission is a boss fight against Gary, a test of the player's combat prowess against a surprisingly formidable ratch. The rewards for tackling this bizarre infestation and resurrected janitor include experience points and, notably, a unique weapon called the Peacemonger. This pistol fires a single rocket that then splits into seeking projectiles, a perfect example of Borderlands 3's inventive and often absurd weapon designs. The Peacemonger, like the mission itself, highlights the game's willingness to embrace the unconventional and provide players with tools that are both effective and entertainingly unique. "Ratch'd Up" is a prime example of how Borderlands 3 uses its side content to reinforce its comedic tone and provide memorable, self-contained adventures within its larger narrative. More - Borderlands 3: http://bit.ly/2nvjy4I Website: https://borderlands.com Steam: https://bit.ly/2wetqEL #Borderlands3 #Borderlands #TheGamerBay #TheGamerBayRudePlay