As far as the water showers go, don't use 2. That spawns in sewer rats, who have guns. Nemesis View Profile View Posts. The author of this thread has indicated that this post answers the original topic. Warmonger View Profile View Posts. Nah, Storm and Veruc are not powerful enough for this fight. Only Sandhawk, maybe Pimp or the like. Make sure you have shock Bone of The Ancients, too. Powerful launcher for second winds. If you don't have those weapons No idea how did you get to OP8 without full loot set, anyway.
Last edited by CommanderDouchebag ; 11 Sep, pm. Turn the valve and it will release water to wash the corrosion off. Spinning the valve will release a number of Rats and Spiderants. Each time you spin the valve means another wave of enemies.
These enemies that spawn actually do more damage than Pete himself as they can be anywhere from five levels lower to thirteen levels higher than you, depending on how much health Pete has left and the amount of times you spin the valves.
Work on getting rid of them while still occasionally getting Pete's health down. It's not a race to finish the fight so take your time and make use of the ammo stations around the arena.
Pete will fall and drop a sweet amount of loot and Seraph Crystals. Pick up what weapons you find the most interesting and head on back to Mad Moxxi 's Bar in the Badass Crater of Badassitude. Although Pete uses corrosive and fire attacks, he is only directly resistant to corrosive damage during his caustic phase, though corrosive damage is reduced during all other phases. He is fully resistant to fire during all phases.
As a humanoid enemy, Pete's critical hit zone is his head. However, at the beginning of the fight, the critical hit spot is covered with a helmet that prevents shots from landing critical hits. The helmet can be knocked of with a direct hit to it, but normally only once Pete's shields have been depleted.
The only exception is the Trespasser sniper rifle, which can knock the mask off even while Pete's shields are full due to the weapon's special shield-bypassing effect. It is possible to avoid Pete's "pyrocaustic" phase entirely with the use of the Trespasser. Since Pete will only change phases after his shields are depleted, using the Trespasser exclusively will allow the Vault Hunters to keep Pete in his first phase throughout the fight, allowing groups of any size to avoid Pete's status effects entirely through careful use of Alkaline and Inflammable shields.
Magic Missile or another source of slag can be used to speed up the fight, though the Vault Hunters must be careful to leave Pete's shield intact. The Bee or other Amp Shields are another option to increase the damage of the Trespasser. A slight collision error in the map is present which can block most, if not all, of Pete's attacks.
When first entering the arena there are two vertical poles located to the right. One can use the raid post to spawn Pete then run to the poles and grenade jump to the ledge and use the poles as shield from his novas. Pete may follow by jumping but will get stuck and Vault Hunters can jump down and shoot him from ground level. Another way is access the legde is to hold forward key and jumps at an angle towards the intersection of the ledge and the furthest pipe causing them to wedged between the two, at which point it will be possible to rapidly press jump and "climb" onto the ledge.
Pete has really strong melee attack and can easily kill Vault Hunters while they are in the process of climbing. Since Krieg can't grenade jump, climbing is the only way to reach the ledge. Release the Beast can be used when on low health to survive Pete's melee attack while he climbs to the ledge.
This mission is only available once you beat Mr. The reason the throw-to-reload is so important is because it can obliterate Hyperius in a matter of seconds with a Tediore relic. Haderax will heal rapidly at certain points in the fight — if you want to defeat him solo, you need to stop his healing. The only way to do that is to hid Haderax with slag element weapons. You need to go to the Washburne Refinery which is accessable in the top right corner of the Wurmwater map. You get in the refinery by going a small village area which will have a Catch-a-Ride and an Ammo Dump in it.
Sand Hawk is obtained from the mission Whoops located in Wurmwater. This character is found in another new area — the Rustyards.
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