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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' are alien guns developed by the [[Eridian]] race. [[File:10101_cannon.png|thumb|An example of an Eridian Weapon]] |
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' are alien guns developed by the [[Eridian]] race. [[File:10101_cannon.png|thumb|An example of an Eridian Weapon]] |
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==Overview== |
==Overview== |
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⚫ | Eridian weapons are weapons left on [[Pandora]] by the Eridian race. They have a curved, organic appearance and do not use standard ammunition like most other guns on Pandora. Being energy weapons, these weapons consume charges from their magazines when fired. The magazines will restore to max capacity if the weapon is not fired for several seconds thus providing a weapon with theoretically unlimited ammunition. |
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+ | Eridian weapons recharge while in a non-active weapons slot, making it possible to switch between several Eridian weapons without waiting for one to cool down. A discharged Eridian weapons can also be instantly recharged by unequipping and reequipping the weapon. |
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⚫ | There are Eridian equivalents to all conventional types of in-game guns except [[pistol]]s. However, all variants share the same [[weapon proficiency]]. Note that despite the appearance of the projectiles fired, only a select few weapons deal [[shock]] damage. Also note that the character moves slightly slower with most of these guns in hand. |
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⚫ | Eridian weapons are weapons left on [[Pandora]] by the Eridian race. They have a curved, organic appearance. Being energy weapons, these weapons consume charges from their magazines when fired. The magazines will restore to max capacity if the weapon is not fired for several seconds |
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⚫ | All pre-Knoxx Eridian weapons have a [[rarity]] color of green, but are much harder to come by than other green weapons. [[The Secret Armory of General Knoxx]] [[DLC]] introduced several new Eridian weapons. A few of these models, such as the [[Eridian Mega Cannon]] come only in orange varieties. However, just as their green counterparts, these guns have exceedingly rare drop rates, surpassing [[pearlescent|pearlescent weapons]]. Excluding the higher-tier weapons such as the [[Eridian Mega Cannon]] they can be commonly found in crimson lance chests and less commonly found in red chests. |
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+ | Because Eridian weapons have hefty restrictions on the part combinations for each weapon type, same-level Eridian weapons tend to be similar if not identical to each other. For example, any archetype is limited to only one barrel and most of them are limited in their scopes (scopes do not affect accuracy). The different grips, accessories, and stocks have not been observed to affect stats, meaning only the body and magazine can have any real effect on the weapon's numbers. |
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⚫ | All pre-Knoxx Eridian weapons have a [[rarity]] color of green, but are much harder to come by than other green weapons. [[The Secret Armory of General Knoxx]] [[DLC]] introduced several new Eridian weapons. A few of these models, such as the [[Eridian Mega Cannon]] come only in orange varieties. However, just as their green counterparts, these guns have exceedingly rare drop rates, surpassing [[pearlescent|pearlescent weapons]]. |
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== Archetypes == |
== Archetypes == |
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Weapons of the same archetype will always have the same function, description, and general organic appearance; although the special effect may differ slightly. |
Weapons of the same archetype will always have the same function, description, and general organic appearance; although the special effect may differ slightly. |
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!'''Conventional type''' |
!'''Conventional type''' |
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!'''Eridian archetype''' |
!'''Eridian archetype''' |
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|Rocket Launcher |
|Rocket Launcher |
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|[[Eridian Cannon]], [[Eridian Mega Cannon]]* |
|[[Eridian Cannon]], [[Eridian Mega Cannon]]* |
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+ | |- class="alt_row" |
|Shotgun |
|Shotgun |
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|[[Eridian Thunder Storm]] |
|[[Eridian Thunder Storm]] |
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|Sniper Rifle |
|Sniper Rifle |
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|[[Eridian Lightning]] |
|[[Eridian Lightning]] |
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+ | |- class="alt_row" |
|Machinegun/SMG |
|Machinegun/SMG |
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|Eridian [[Eridian Blaster|Mercurial, Wave, Ball]] Blasters |
|Eridian [[Eridian Blaster|Mercurial, Wave, Ball]] Blasters |
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+ | |- class="alt_row" |
|Incendiary Rifle* |
|Incendiary Rifle* |
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|Eridian [[Eridian Flaregun|Flaregun]], [[Eridian Fireball|Fireball]], [[Eridian Firebomb|Firebomb]] |
|Eridian [[Eridian Flaregun|Flaregun]], [[Eridian Fireball|Fireball]], [[Eridian Firebomb|Firebomb]] |
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+ | |- class="alt_row" |
|Corrosive Rifle* |
|Corrosive Rifle* |
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|Eridian [[Eridian Glob Gun|Glob]], [[Eridian Splat Gun|Splat]], [[Eridian Rolling Spatter Gun|Rolling Spatter]], [[Eridian Stampeding Spatter Gun|Stampeding Spatter]] Guns |
|Eridian [[Eridian Glob Gun|Glob]], [[Eridian Splat Gun|Splat]], [[Eridian Rolling Spatter Gun|Rolling Spatter]], [[Eridian Stampeding Spatter Gun|Stampeding Spatter]] Guns |
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|Shock Rifle* |
|Shock Rifle* |
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|[[Eridian Rifle]] |
|[[Eridian Rifle]] |
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== Gun Variations == |
== Gun Variations == |
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− | Eridian weapons are composed of seven different parts, each of which affects the gun's unlisted stats, like the effective magazine size and the recharge rate. Except for the barrel, the same base sets of parts are used across all archetypes |
+ | Eridian weapons are composed of seven different parts, each of which affects the gun's unlisted stats, like the effective magazine size and the recharge rate. Except for the barrel, the same base sets of parts are used across all archetypes. |
* Barrel: Each archetype uses its own unique barrel. |
* Barrel: Each archetype uses its own unique barrel. |
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− | * Stock: Affects the speed of weapon draw. Together with the magazine, determines the [[#Name generation|model number]]. Doesn't appear for the Thunder Storm, which has |
+ | * Stock: Affects the speed of weapon draw. Together with the magazine, determines the [[#Name generation|model number]]. Doesn't appear for the Thunder Storm, which has no stock. |
− | * Body: Affects damage. Guns with |
+ | * Body: Affects damage. Guns with body1 (easily distinguished by its light brown/tan color) deal about 92.5% the damage of guns with the other body types. |
− | * Magazine: Affects the number of shots a gun can fire, how quickly it recharges its capacity, and the delay before |
+ | * Magazine: Affects the number of shots a gun can fire, how quickly it recharges its capacity, and the delay before a completely empty magazine starts to recharge. Together with the stock the magazine determines the [[#Name generation|model number]]. |
− | * Sight: Determines |
+ | * Sight: Determines if the gun can zoom and how closely. ''Sight 1'' is an iron sight and ''Sights 2, 4, 5'' and ''6'' provide a scope with a low zoom. ''Sight 3'' is an iron sight that is mis-calibrated slightly to the right of the target. |
− | * Grip: |
+ | * Grip: No effect. |
− | * Accessory: |
+ | * Accessory: No effect. Can also have an ID of ''none'', observed on Eridian Lightnings. |
+ | Part value information for many of the Eridian Weapon parts are available on the [[Talk:Eridian_Weapons#Consolidating_some_raw_data_here|talk page]]. |
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− | Getting the actual values for the stats currently requires using the debugging console until more data is gathered. Available data is on the [[Talk:Eridian weapons]] page. |
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|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities stock 5.png]] |
|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities stock 5.png]] |
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|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities stock 6.png]] |
|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities stock 6.png]] |
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!Body |
!Body |
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|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities body 1.png]] |
|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities body 1.png]] |
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|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities grip 5.png]] |
|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities grip 5.png]] |
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|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities grip 6.png]] |
|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities grip 6.png]] |
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− | ![[#Eridian |
+ | ![[Eridian Weapons#Eridian Magazines|Magazine]] |
|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities magazine 1.png]] |
|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities magazine 1.png]] |
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|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities magazine 2.png]] |
|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities magazine 2.png]] |
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|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities sight 5.png]] |
|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities sight 5.png]] |
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|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities sight 6.png]] |
|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities sight 6.png]] |
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!Accessory<br />(May be 0) |
!Accessory<br />(May be 0) |
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|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities accessory 1.png]] |
|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities accessory 1.png]] |
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=== Limitations === |
=== Limitations === |
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⚫ | Parts restrictions dictate that not all components are available to every weapon. Examples: Only [[Eridian Lightning]]s can have Sights 2, 5 and 6, [[Thunder Storm]]s can only have Sight 1, Blasters can only have Sight 4.<!--{{fact}} No images of blasters with other than Sight 4 have surfaced as of this time, almost 2 years after release.--> |
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=== Name generation === |
=== Name generation === |
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− | Each gun's name is composed of two parts: the ''binary model number'', then the ''archetype''. One example is the ''1110 Eridian Lightning'' in the upper-right. However, the ''true'' model number is actually 6 bits long; anything shorter than this can be padded with 0s at the beginning (so the 1110 Eridian Lightning has a true model number of 001110). The first three numbers correspond to the binary representation of the stock number, while the last three numbers correspond to the binary representation of the magazine number |
+ | Each gun's name is composed of two parts: the ''binary model number'', then the ''archetype''. One example is the ''1110 Eridian Lightning'' in the upper-right. However, the ''true'' model number is actually 6 bits long; anything shorter than this can be padded with 0s at the beginning (so the 1110 Eridian Lightning has a true model number of 001110). The first three numbers correspond to the binary representation of the stock number, while the last three numbers correspond to the binary representation of the magazine number. Note that the Thunder Storm model numbers will always be less than four characters long since none of them carry stocks, which is represented by the string "000". |
The number of available model numbers is only 42 (7 stock possibilities x 6 magazine possibilities). From the data gathered, none of the archetypes share model numbers, but how they are allocated is unknown. |
The number of available model numbers is only 42 (7 stock possibilities x 6 magazine possibilities). From the data gathered, none of the archetypes share model numbers, but how they are allocated is unknown. |
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== Manufacturer tier and level requirements == |
== Manufacturer tier and level requirements == |
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![[Weapons by prefix#Manufacturer tier|Manufacturer<br />Tier]] |
![[Weapons by prefix#Manufacturer tier|Manufacturer<br />Tier]] |
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!Base<br />[[level]]<br />requirement |
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|19 |
|19 |
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|1,580 |
|1,580 |
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+ | |- class="alt_row" |
!Eridian 0010 |
!Eridian 0010 |
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|28 |
|28 |
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|37 |
|37 |
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|22,853 |
|22,853 |
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!Eridian 0101 |
!Eridian 0101 |
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|46 |
|46 |
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!1 |
!1 |
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|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities magazine 1.png]] |
|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities magazine 1.png]] |
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− | | style="text-align: center;"|___001 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |___001 |
− | | style="text-align: center;"|100 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |100 |
− | | style="text-align: center;"|7.0000 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |7.0000 |
− | | style="text-align: center;"|4.0000 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |4.0000 |
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+ | |- class="alt_row" |
!2 |
!2 |
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|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities magazine 2.png]] |
|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities magazine 2.png]] |
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− | | style="text-align: center;"|___010 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |___010 |
− | | style="text-align: center;"|130 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |130 |
− | | style="text-align: center;"|5.8333 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |5.8333 |
− | | style="text-align: center;"|4.0000 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |4.0000 |
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!3 |
!3 |
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|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities magazine 3.png]] |
|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities magazine 3.png]] |
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− | | style="text-align: center;"|___011 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |___011 |
− | | style="text-align: center;"|83 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |83 |
− | | style="text-align: center;"|9.8000 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |9.8000 |
− | | style="text-align: center;"|2.8571 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |2.8571 |
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+ | |- class="alt_row" |
!4 |
!4 |
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|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities magazine 4.png]] |
|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities magazine 4.png]] |
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− | | style="text-align: center;"|___100 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |___100 |
− | | style="text-align: center;"|200 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |200 |
− | | style="text-align: center;"|5.8333 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |5.8333 |
− | | style="text-align: center;"|5.2000 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |5.2000 |
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!5 |
!5 |
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|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities magazine 5.png]] |
|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities magazine 5.png]] |
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− | | style="text-align: center;"|___101 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |___101 |
− | | style="text-align: center;"|130 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |130 |
− | | style="text-align: center;"|9.1000 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |9.1000 |
− | | style="text-align: center;"|3.3333 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |3.3333 |
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+ | |- class="alt_row" |
!6 |
!6 |
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|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities magazine 6.png]] |
|[[File:Eridian gun possibilities magazine 6.png]] |
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− | | style="text-align: center;"|___110 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |___110 |
− | | style="text-align: center;"|120 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |120 |
− | | style="text-align: center;"|9.8000 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |9.8000 |
− | | style="text-align: center;"|2.6667 |
+ | | style="text-align: center;" |2.6667 |
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{{clr}} |
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− | Eridian weapons don't use regular ammunition, instead |
+ | Eridian weapons don't use regular ammunition, instead they rely on a self-recharging energy source. Although the magazine size is marked as infinite, each shot of the gun uses a certain amount of energy from a finite magazine capacity. The amount of energy used per shot varies between the different types of Eridian weapons. The magazine will not recharge immediately after firing and will delay even further if it is completely depleted (as if the gun needs time to recover from overheating). The recharge of these power cells occurs whether the gun is equipped or not. |
− | Eridian weapon instances vary in the number of shots that can be fired before the energy meter is empty and how fast the meter recharges. More specifically, the magazine type directly affects the effective clip size, overheat delay, and recharge rate. The effects seem to be constant across all archetypes. On the other hand, the firing regeneration delay (delay before recharging after firing a shot but ''not'' depleting the magazine) appears to be constant at 1.3 across all magazines. |
+ | Eridian weapon instances vary in the number of shots that can be fired before the energy meter is empty and how fast the meter recharges. More specifically, the magazine type directly affects the effective clip size, overheat delay, and recharge rate. The effects seem to be constant across all archetypes. On the other hand, the firing regeneration delay (delay before recharging after firing a shot but ''not'' depleting the magazine) appears to be constant at 1.3 seconds<!--(??)--> across all magazines. |
− | + | ''Magazines 4, 5,'' and ''6'' seem to be the more useful magazines as they either have larger clips or have much faster regeneration times than ''magazines 1, 2,'' and ''3''. |
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− | The recharge rate is also affected by the user's Proficiency in Eridian weapons. Effects from [[Skill]]s or [[Class Mod]] |
+ | The recharge rate is also affected by the user's [[Weapon_proficiency|Proficiency]] in Eridian weapons. Effects from [[Skill]]s or [[Class Mod (Borderlands)|class mods]] used by the player can also increase the capacity of Eridian weapons. For example, a [[Soldier]] using a Heavy Gunner Mod with 5 Skill Points invested in [[Overload]] can increase the capacity of his Eridian weapons to 288% of normal. However, un-equipped Eridian weapons will only recharge to their normal capacity; they must be equipped in order to recharge to their overloaded capacity. |
− | Overall the Eridian magazines make Eridian weapons useful for short bursts, but their slow recharge rates |
+ | Overall the Eridian magazines make Eridian weapons useful for short bursts, but their slow recharge rates do not lend them to run-and-gun type gameplay. |
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+ | ==Weapon Proficiency== |
{{main|Weapon Proficiencies#Eridian Weapon Proficiency|weapon proficiencies}} |
{{main|Weapon Proficiencies#Eridian Weapon Proficiency|weapon proficiencies}} |
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+ | ==Trivia== |
+ | *The Eridian loyalty [[Class Mod (Borderlands)|class mod]], Eridian Warrior, is assigned to [[Lilith]]. |
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− | ==See also== |
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{{Eridian weapons}} |
{{Eridian weapons}} |
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+ | {{Underconstruction}} |
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+ | == Archetypes == |
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+ | *[[Eridian Fabricator]] |
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+ | [[fr:Eridian]] |
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+ | [[ru:Эридианское оружие]] |
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[[Category:Eridian weapons]] |
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Revision as of 13:41, 17 September 2019
Eridian Weapons are alien guns developed by the Eridian race.
Overview
Eridian weapons are weapons left on Pandora by the Eridian race. They have a curved, organic appearance and do not use standard ammunition like most other guns on Pandora. Being energy weapons, these weapons consume charges from their magazines when fired. The magazines will restore to max capacity if the weapon is not fired for several seconds thus providing a weapon with theoretically unlimited ammunition.
Eridian weapons recharge while in a non-active weapons slot, making it possible to switch between several Eridian weapons without waiting for one to cool down. A discharged Eridian weapons can also be instantly recharged by unequipping and reequipping the weapon.
There are Eridian equivalents to all conventional types of in-game guns except pistols. However, all variants share the same weapon proficiency. Note that despite the appearance of the projectiles fired, only a select few weapons deal shock damage. Also note that the character moves slightly slower with most of these guns in hand.
All pre-Knoxx Eridian weapons have a rarity color of green, but are much harder to come by than other green weapons. The Secret Armory of General Knoxx DLC introduced several new Eridian weapons. A few of these models, such as the Eridian Mega Cannon come only in orange varieties. However, just as their green counterparts, these guns have exceedingly rare drop rates, surpassing pearlescent weapons. Excluding the higher-tier weapons such as the Eridian Mega Cannon they can be commonly found in crimson lance chests and less commonly found in red chests.
Because Eridian weapons have hefty restrictions on the part combinations for each weapon type, same-level Eridian weapons tend to be similar if not identical to each other. For example, any archetype is limited to only one barrel and most of them are limited in their scopes (scopes do not affect accuracy). The different grips, accessories, and stocks have not been observed to affect stats, meaning only the body and magazine can have any real effect on the weapon's numbers.
Borderlands
Archetypes
Weapons of the same archetype will always have the same function, description, and general organic appearance; although the special effect may differ slightly.
Conventional type | Eridian archetype |
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Rocket Launcher | Eridian Cannon, Eridian Mega Cannon* |
Shotgun | Eridian Thunder Storm |
Sniper Rifle | Eridian Lightning |
Machinegun/SMG | Eridian Mercurial, Wave, Ball Blasters |
Incendiary Rifle* | Eridian Flaregun, Fireball, Firebomb |
Corrosive Rifle* | Eridian Glob, Splat, Rolling Spatter, Stampeding Spatter Guns |
Shock Rifle* | Eridian Rifle |
- This weapon is available in The Secret Armory of General Knoxx DLC only
Gun Variations
Components
Eridian weapons are composed of seven different parts, each of which affects the gun's unlisted stats, like the effective magazine size and the recharge rate. Except for the barrel, the same base sets of parts are used across all archetypes.
- Barrel: Each archetype uses its own unique barrel.
- Stock: Affects the speed of weapon draw. Together with the magazine, determines the model number. Doesn't appear for the Thunder Storm, which has no stock.
- Body: Affects damage. Guns with body1 (easily distinguished by its light brown/tan color) deal about 92.5% the damage of guns with the other body types.
- Magazine: Affects the number of shots a gun can fire, how quickly it recharges its capacity, and the delay before a completely empty magazine starts to recharge. Together with the stock the magazine determines the model number.
- Sight: Determines if the gun can zoom and how closely. Sight 1 is an iron sight and Sights 2, 4, 5 and 6 provide a scope with a low zoom. Sight 3 is an iron sight that is mis-calibrated slightly to the right of the target.
- Grip: No effect.
- Accessory: No effect. Can also have an ID of none, observed on Eridian Lightnings.
Part value information for many of the Eridian Weapon parts are available on the talk page.
Component | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
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Stock (May be 0) |
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Magazine | ||||||
Sight | ||||||
Accessory (May be 0) |
Limitations
Parts restrictions dictate that not all components are available to every weapon. Examples: Only Eridian Lightnings can have Sights 2, 5 and 6, Thunder Storms can only have Sight 1, Blasters can only have Sight 4.
Name generation
Each gun's name is composed of two parts: the binary model number, then the archetype. One example is the 1110 Eridian Lightning in the upper-right. However, the true model number is actually 6 bits long; anything shorter than this can be padded with 0s at the beginning (so the 1110 Eridian Lightning has a true model number of 001110). The first three numbers correspond to the binary representation of the stock number, while the last three numbers correspond to the binary representation of the magazine number. Note that the Thunder Storm model numbers will always be less than four characters long since none of them carry stocks, which is represented by the string "000".
The number of available model numbers is only 42 (7 stock possibilities x 6 magazine possibilities). From the data gathered, none of the archetypes share model numbers, but how they are allocated is unknown.
Manufacturer tier and level requirements
Manufacturer Tier |
Base level requirement |
Sale value |
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Eridian 0001 | 19 | 1,580 |
Eridian 0010 | 28 | 6,009 |
Eridian 0100 | 37 | 22,853 |
Eridian 0101 | 46 | 86,912 |
Eridian 0111 | 48
49 |
116,949
135,660 |
There are five manufacturer tiers, each corresponding to one or two sale values and base level requirements. Any other variations on the level requirements are due to the user's Eridian weapon proficiency. The manufacturer tier can be seen when the gun is picked up from the ground, in the debug console, or when sorting by the Brand in a character's inventory.
Eridian Magazines
Magazine | Picture | Model number |
Magazine size |
Base regeneration rate |
Overheat regeneration delay |
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1 | ___001 | 100 | 7.0000 | 4.0000 | |
2 | ___010 | 130 | 5.8333 | 4.0000 | |
3 | ___011 | 83 | 9.8000 | 2.8571 | |
4 | ___100 | 200 | 5.8333 | 5.2000 | |
5 | ___101 | 130 | 9.1000 | 3.3333 | |
6 | ___110 | 120 | 9.8000 | 2.6667 |
Eridian weapons don't use regular ammunition, instead they rely on a self-recharging energy source. Although the magazine size is marked as infinite, each shot of the gun uses a certain amount of energy from a finite magazine capacity. The amount of energy used per shot varies between the different types of Eridian weapons. The magazine will not recharge immediately after firing and will delay even further if it is completely depleted (as if the gun needs time to recover from overheating). The recharge of these power cells occurs whether the gun is equipped or not.
Eridian weapon instances vary in the number of shots that can be fired before the energy meter is empty and how fast the meter recharges. More specifically, the magazine type directly affects the effective clip size, overheat delay, and recharge rate. The effects seem to be constant across all archetypes. On the other hand, the firing regeneration delay (delay before recharging after firing a shot but not depleting the magazine) appears to be constant at 1.3 seconds across all magazines.
Magazines 4, 5, and 6 seem to be the more useful magazines as they either have larger clips or have much faster regeneration times than magazines 1, 2, and 3.
The recharge rate is also affected by the user's Proficiency in Eridian weapons. Effects from Skills or class mods used by the player can also increase the capacity of Eridian weapons. For example, a Soldier using a Heavy Gunner Mod with 5 Skill Points invested in Overload can increase the capacity of his Eridian weapons to 288% of normal. However, un-equipped Eridian weapons will only recharge to their normal capacity; they must be equipped in order to recharge to their overloaded capacity.
Overall the Eridian magazines make Eridian weapons useful for short bursts, but their slow recharge rates do not lend them to run-and-gun type gameplay.
Weapon Proficiency
- Main article: weapon proficiencies
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