The Bosun - Boss Fight | Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel | As Claptrap, Walkthrough, Gameplay, 4K

Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel eh, a game that bridges the gap between Borderlands and its sequel, taking us to Pandora's moon, Elpis, and the Hyperion space station. It’s where we see Handsome Jack’s transformation from a Hyperion programmer to the villain we love to despise, all wrapped up in the series' signature cel-shaded style and dark humor. The low-gravity moon adds a fresh twist to combat, making us jump higher and further, while Oz kits are our lifeline in the vacuum, demanding careful management. New elemental damage types like cryo, letting us freeze and shatter foes, and lasers, add more spice to the already wild arsenal. We get four new Vault Hunters to play as—Athena, Wilhelm, Nisha, and Claptrap—each with their own unique skills and playstyles, perfect for co-op chaos with up to four players. The Bosun boss fight in *Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel* is a real test, a multi-stage challenge that’s both clever and tough. We meet him, Keith, a former Dahl AI technician who, feeling lonely, reprogrammed a ship’s AI named The Skipper. This backstory makes him a bit of a tragic figure, driven to desperate actions. The fight happens in a large arena with plenty of cover. The catch? The Bosun starts with a shield that nothing can break. This shield is powered by four generators scattered around the arena. So, phase one is all about finding and destroying these generators, all while dodging other enemies that pop up. It forces us to move around and pay attention to our surroundings. Once those generators are down, The Bosun is vulnerable. But he’s not easy. He shoots corrosive acid everywhere and can electrify the floor, making us hop onto platforms to survive. Keeping our distance is key. His shield is weak to shock damage, so bringing shock weapons is smart for breaking his defenses. After that, corrosive weapons work best against his health. Using the arena’s pillars and structures for cover while peeking out to shoot is a good tactic. Each Vault Hunter can handle him differently. Athena’s shield can absorb hits and be thrown back. Wilhelm’s drones can distract him and deal damage. Nisha’s “Showdown” can melt his health bar quickly once his shields are down. And Claptrap’s wild skills can totally change the fight, for better or worse. Defeating The Bosun can reward us with the legendary rocket launcher, the “Cryophobia,” which uses cryo damage. He can also drop cool cosmetic items. He’s a farmable boss, so we can fight him again and again for better loot. Overall, The Bosun fight is a well-designed encounter, mixing environmental puzzles with tactical combat and a bit of sad backstory. It’s a memorable challenge that really highlights the engaging, loot-driven gameplay of *Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel*. More - Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel: https://bit.ly/3diOMDs Website: https://borderlands.com Steam: https://bit.ly/3xWPRsj #BorderlandsThePreSequel #Borderlands #TheGamerBay