The more you tweak your character, the closer you'll be to the point where the game will become boring. This isn't an MMO, there isn't a constantly evolving end game. I don't recommend rushing past all the game play though. TVHM starts around level 30 and UVHM starts around level 50. the short answer is: No, if you want to use the save editor you're fine.Īs for the normal game. However, that particular mod can remain resident in memory after use and if you were to play a game that WAS VAC enabled, that could trigger a ban (restarting your computer (after using CE) would fix the issue of it remaining in memory). That still won't trigger a VAC ban if you play any of the Borderlands games with it, because they still aren't VAC enabled. There is a mod (commonly referred to as CE). Second off, even if they were VAC enabled, the Save Editor (Gibbed or Bordertool2 (for TPS)) still wouldn't trigger it since they only edit the saves, and don't change game play dynamically. (Do a Google search Steam: VAC enabled games). The small bonuses they provide dont make that much of a difference anyway. Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel Save Editor With a few extensive skill trees, a large catalog of weapons, skill points, a few difficult missions, bugs, and the. Okay, first off, none of the Borderlands Games are VAC (Valve Anti-Cheat) enabled. No, there is no way to reset what you have spent your badass points on. Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel Save Editor With a few extensive skill trees, a large catalog of weapons, skill points, a few difficult missions, bugs.
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