#Jupiter hell calisto mines how to#
#Jupiter hell calisto mines mod#
#Jupiter hell calisto mines mods#

44 revolver/deagle at minimum because for this build to work, you must have base 100% crit. If you don’t have a set of JS armors, make sure that you are leaving Callisto with a.

#Jupiter hell calisto mines mods#

If you have extra multitools, try to get 2 power mods for the helmet to get Critical Damage 25. 44 revolver/hunting rifle at this point, auto-calibrate the weapon and add a Calibrate 1/Balanced 1. At the tech station, if you only have a JS. The important point for the Ruins is that you don’t have to release the gas valves because the basic rewards are good enough. If you want to stick with a semi, you probably want balanced 1, auto-calibrate, extend mag, hunter, and probably Critical 25 unless you raise SoG to level 3.

#Jupiter hell calisto mines mod#

44 Revolver many times and this is a fine endgame weapon because you are going to mod this heavily (calibrate 1, auto-calibrate, extend mag, and two wild cards). I beaten the game on N! with the basic JS. 44 Revolver or Hunting Rifle, helmet, and armor. In the Ruins or Mines, you are going to look for the JS. On Easy and Medium, you aren't going to encounter that many (if any) Exalted packs, and it's a great way to get some powerful weapons.Ideally, you want to head to the Callisto Ruins for the Jovisec (JS) manufacturer perks and this branch is much easier compared to Callisto Mines where the game pressures you to run to the summon points. Just remember to check Recon on Callisto 2's terminal to see if it's available. In terms of side branches, I'd highly recommend going through Mimir Habitat. That can be a good route for an Angel of Shotgunnery challenge run, since you'll struggle to deal with bots if all you have is a shotgun. One other reason to go through Callisto Mines is that you will never encounter bots there. Moreover, remember that on a side branch (green lift) you don't have to follow it to the special level if you don't want to. That said, the rewards from Callisto Anomaly aren't really worth the trouble, in my opinion, especially when compared to Valhalla Command, which is usually my preferred route. But if you mean you plan to return to Callisto Anomaly within the same run that is impossible, as you know :) Originally posted by Moforkus:hmm.maybe i will take the normal route then lol get through the normal levels and then after I am experienced come back to anomaly with some skills :) If by 'skills' you mean more knowledge of the game's mechanics and your favoured builds, then that is the correct approach.

#Jupiter hell calisto mines how to#

If I were you, I'd just look at how Mod Packs work as knowing how to add mods to your weapons (and what mods work best with which weapons) can be very important. You can check the wiki here (), but beware of spoilers on the levels. 44 hunting rifle, or 9mm weapons and green armour. You probably won't be able to kill Archreavers reliably with just your regular shotgun. 44 SMG), a powerful AV2 shotgun, or you have a chaingun.

I wouldn't recommend heading to the Anomaly unless you've managed to find a powerful exotic early (e.g. If you don't get to them in time, you have to fight some Exalted enemies (think Champion-level mobs from Diablo II-they have more health, are often faster, and hit much harder, but they can drop some nice stuff). If you disrupt the circles, you get +250 XP. That can occur on everything except blue/purple branches.

and if you forgot to pick up a Red Keycard that dropped earlier summoning circles you can interrupt aren't directly connected to Callisto Anomaly what you describe sounds like the Exalted Summoning level event. Valhalla Command can be nasty if you aren't geared to fight bots and have no way of blocking LOS. Originally posted by Dervix:Callisto special ranked on difficulty:Īnomaly (mines) > Barracks > Command (valhalla) > Calsec (mimir) > Docking Bay I think you left out Callisto Rift? I usually don't tend to go there, but it isn't too bad.