Borderlands’ Sir Hammerlock thinks his sister is an ‘exceedingly bad person’

‘She’s wealthy, she’s merciless, she’s not a hero’

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The Lady Hammerlock Pack of downloadable content is out for Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel today so 2K and Gearbox have released an introduction video for the Baroness. While she is not really a villain, she is not exactly a hero either. She demonstrates that by murdering an entire club full of people with only a little provocation. Are we sure that isn’t evil?

The trailer shows off a stylized version of her Action Skill Cold as Ice, which sends out a “frost diadem shard” that homes in on enemies and creates a freezing aura around them. If a targeted enemy dies while there is still time left on the shard, it will seek out additional enemies to cool off.


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