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Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel Claptastic Voyage DLC announced

Journey into Claptrap's mind, gain 10 more levels.

Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel developer Gearbox Software has announced its Claptastic Voyage DLC, the final slice of add-on content included in the game's season pass.

Players will venture inside the brain of Borderlands' quirky 'bot, visit new digital environments and reconnect with old faces.

The download will launch on 24th March for Steam, Xbox 360 and on PlayStation 3 in North America, then the following day for PS3 in Europe.

Claptastic Voyage will also contain the Ultimate Vault Hunter Upgrade Pack 2, allowing you to gain 10 extra levels for a maximum cap of 70.

New achievements/trophies and a customisable mutator arena are also included.

All of the above will also be found in the upcoming Borderlands: The Handsome Collection, which brings together Borderlands 2, The Pre-Sequel plus all of their DLC for PS4 and Xbox One - due to launch on 27th March in the UK.

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Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel Achievements

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Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel

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Full list of all 63 Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel achievements worth 1,370 gamerscore.

The base game contains 53 achievements worth 1,125 Gamerscore, and there is 1 DLC pack containing 10 achievements worth 245 Gamerscore.

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• 63 Online/Offline
• 60 Single Player
• 19 Main Storyline
• 1 Stackable
• 7 Collectable
• 6 Cumulative +
• 63 Cooperative
• 2 Time/Date
• 1 x4 Players Required
• 1 Story Completed
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Base Game (Excludes DLC)

Complete the mission "Lost Legion Invasion".

Complete the mission "Marooned".

Complete the mission "Systems Jammed".

Complete the mission "A New Direction".

Complete the mission "Intelligences Of The Artificial Persuasion".

Complete the mission "Let's Build A Robot Army".

Complete the mission "Home Sweet Home".

Complete the mission "Science And Violence".

Complete the mission "Watch Your Step".

Complete the mission "Eye To Eye".

Defeat the Opha Superior.

Defeat the Empyrean Sentinel.

Complete the mission "Return of Captain Chef".

Deliver Zarpedon's message.

Remove Excalibastard from the stone.

Complete the "Sub-Level 13" missions with 3 other players.

Save the Guardians from the Scav Poachers.

Complete the mission "To Arms".

Complete 30 side missions.

Complete all of the side missions.

Use the Grinder to create an item.

Defeat the Invincible Empyrean Sentinel.

Revive 10 players with oxygen.

Launch 4 rockets from Elpis.

Open Zarpedon's Chest.

Kill 100 enemies with Wolf.

Kill 100 enemies with the Aspis.

Experience all Vault Hunter Modes using Vault Hunter.EXE.

Kill 10 enemies in a single activation of Showdown.

Have Purple-rated gear or better equipped in every slot.

Complete level 1 of all challenges with a single character.

Reach level 5.

Reach level 10.

Reach level 25.

Reach level 50.

Try all the Moxxtails in the Up Over bar in Concordia.

Loot 10 Moonstone Chests.

Discover all named locations in Serenity's Waste, Triton Flats and Stanton's Liver.

Discover all named locations aboard the Helios Space Station.

Discover all named locations in Outlands Canyon, Outlands Spur and Vorago Solitude.

Discover all named locations.

Unlock 10 Customization Items.

Win a duel.

Have a Lost Legion Eternal kill 3 of his friends.

While airborne, spin 360 degrees then get a kill with a Sniper Rifle without using the scope.

Use the Grinder to create a Legendary item.

Shatter 3 frozen enemies with a single slam attack.

Have an enemy frozen, corroded, ignited, and electrocuted at the same time.

Pancake an enemy in the Stingray.

Suffocate for 5 continuous minutes without dying.

Complete all 5 rounds of the Holodome.

Complete the Badass Round of The Holodome.

Complete the Badass Round without going into Fight For Your Life.

Claptastic Voyage and Ultimate Vault Hunter Upgrade Pack 2

Digitize into Claptrap's Brain.

Destroy the Tassiter Proxy.

Successfully recover the Override Key.

Give the H-Source to Jack.

Defeat 5H4D0W-TP.

Outrun the Wheel in the Temple of Boom.

Talk to all of Claptrap's Holographic Projections.

Experience all 9 Game Modes and all 9 Modifiers of the Mutator.

Complete a round using the Mutator.

Kill 10 SpyBugs before they take your photo.

• How many achievements are there in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel? There are 63 achievements in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, worth a total of 1,370 Gamerscore. You can view the full list of Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel achievements here .
• Is Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel on Game Pass? No, Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel is not currently available on either Xbox Game Pass or PC Game Pass.
• When did Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel release on Xbox? Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel was released on March 27th, 2015.
• How long does it take to complete all the achievements in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel? It takes between 60 and 80 hours to complete the base game achievements in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel. You can find a full guide to unlocking all of the achievements in the Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel walkthrough .

Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel

• The first part of this achievement is done by completing a quest called "The Voyage of Captain Chef". This mission is avaliable after completing story mission "Let's Build A Robot Army" and you can get it in Triton Flats.
• The second quest you need to complete is "The Return of Captain Chef". It unlocks after completing story mission "Eye to Eye" and you can get this quest in Vorago Solitude.

• "Wiping the slate" that is located at Concordia bounty board.
• "No such thing as a free launch" given by Cosmo Wishbone in Triton Flats near the fast travel station.
• "Home Delivery" after you completed another side mission called "Treasures Of Echo Madre" given by Pickles in Outlands Canyon, once you have completed it, "Home Delivery" will be available at the Concordia bounty board.
• "It Ain't Rocket Surgery" that is given by Dr. Spark in the Research and Development area after completing the main mission "Science and Violence".

• Funzerker - Salvador
• Shh... trap - Zer0
• Blightbot - Maya
• Mechromagician - Gaige <3
• Miniontrap - Axton
• Meat unicycle - Krieg
• Rubber duck - original
• Med bot - original
• Nonsensical sacrifice - original
• Torgue fiesta (green tree, 4th row)
• Pirate ship mode (green tree, last row)
• Clap in the box (blue tree, 2nd row)
• Gun wizard (blue tree, 3rd row)
• One shot wonder (red tree, 3rd row)
• Laser inferno (red tree, last row)

• Tales from the Borderlands characters
• Borderlands 3 characters
• Tiny Tina's Wonderlands characters
• Appears in Borderlands
• Appears in Borderlands 2
• Appears in Tales from the Borderlands
• Appears in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel
• Appears in Borderlands 3
• Appears in The Secret Armory of General Knoxx
• Appears in Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt
• Appears in Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep
• Appears in Commander Lilith & the Fight for Sanctuary
• Appears in Claptastic Voyage
• Appears in Tiny Tina's Wonderlands
• Crimson Raiders
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• 1.1 Borderlands
• 1.2 Claptrap's New Robot Revolution
• 1.3 Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel
• 1.4 Claptastic Voyage
• 1.5 Borderlands 2
• 1.6 Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt
• 1.7 Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep
• 1.8 Tales from the Borderlands
• 1.9 Commander Lilith & The Fight For Sanctuary
• 2 Appearances
• 7 External Links

Claptrap is a CL4P-TP general purpose robot manufactured by Hyperion . It has been programmed with an overenthusiastic personality, and brags frequently, yet also expresses severe loneliness and cowardice.

Claptrap intro in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel , as a playable character

Involvement

• Borderlands

When the Vault Hunters leave the bus at the very beginning of Borderlands they are met by Claptrap, [1] who introduces them to Dr. Zed . [2] It later takes them to the Fyrestone gate in the mission Claptrap Rescue , where it is damaged by bandits. The Guardian Angel then says to get a repair kit and perform the first Claptrap rescue. [3] Claptrap later hangs around as an alert system to offer notifications of available missions, both in Fyrestone and later at T-Bone Junction .

Claptrap's New Robot Revolution

Claptrap undergoes a radical shift in programming at some point after the opening of the Vault and is transformed into the Interplanetary Ninja Assassin Claptrap.

Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel

Sometime after its programming is restored at the end of Claptrap's New Robot Revolution , [4] the Fyrestone Claptrap encounters Jack and whilst opening a door for Jack, informs it of its time as an assassin, which inspires Jack to subsequently reprogram and upgrade Claptrap. The upgrade removes its ability to open doors, but adds a full range of combat programming, as well as a stair-climbing wheel, turning it into the "Fragtrap," one of the character classes in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel .

• Claptastic Voyage

Helloooo, digitized traveler!

During the Claptastic Voyage DLC of Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel , the Vault Hunters (including Claptrap itself) enter a simulation of Claptrap's mind, where they encounter Claptrap as "Claptrap's Consciousness," who interacts with them as they navigate its mind.

At the end of the Claptastic Voyage story, Jack eliminates the Claptrap product line, destroying all of them except for Fragtrap. Jack shoots it, rips off its stair-climbing wheel, and dumps it with other destroyed claptraps in Windshear Waste . The remains of the Fragtrap coding within Claptrap manage to keep it barely active until it was discovered by Sir Hammerlock , who repairs it, turning it back into an ordinary Claptrap.

Borderlands 2

Following Hyperion's takeover of Pandora and the deactivation of every other Claptrap unit at the hands of Handsome Jack, Claptrap, the last active robot of its product line wished to exact revenge upon Jack, but without its combat capabilities (and without a way to climb stairs), it was unable to do so.

Sometime before the new Vault Hunters' arrival, it was held captive by Captain Flynt and tortured for his amusement. [5] Claptrap escaped by staging a mutiny on The Soaring Dragon before the Southern Shelf flash-freeze. [6]

It finds the new Vault Hunters from the train wreckage outside its place in Windshear Waste, accompanying them and calling them its "minions". They fought their way through Southern Shelf, killing Flynt and his men before stealing a boat and sailing for Three Horns - Divide . In Sanctuary , Claptrap settles in a messy area away from the town center, where it gives several optional missions.

Roland later requests a software upgrade for Claptrap so that Claptrap can deactivate the Competitor Deterrence Field surrounding The Bunker . This is obtained from Bloodwing at the end of the mission Wildlife Preservation . At the start of the mission Where Angels Fear To Tread , the Vault Hunters convince Claptrap to help and find it waiting in Thousand Cuts, spraying graffiti. It deactivates the barrier, allowing the Vault Hunters to proceed while it retreats in cowardice.

In the final story mission , Claptrap helps the Vault Hunters gain access to Hero's Pass . It hacks the door while the Vault Hunters defeat the Loaders sent after them. Claptrap was ready to aid further in the assault on Hero's Pass but is confronted by a massive staircase. With no other way up, Claptrap stays to cry while cloaked.

• Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt

Sometime after Handsome Jack's defeat, Claptrap decides to go on a vacation by stowing itself on the H.S.S. Terminus . However, the ship crashes on the primitive continent of Aegrus when Claptrap disengages the ship's autopilot . When the Vault Hunters first encounter Claptrap on Aegrus, it is being worshipped by savages due to its Hyperion manufacture. However, Claptrap accidentally angers the savages when it insults Handsome Jack and needs to be saved. After defending Claptrap from the savages, Claptrap informs the Vault Hunters that Professor Nakayama is trying to clone Handsome Jack and orders the Vault Hunter to destroy Jack's DNA samples .

• Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep

When Brick, Lilith and Mordecai were playing Bunkers and Badasses with Tiny Tina, Claptrap appeared in the game as the Grand Wizard, assisting in reaching the Handsome Sorcerer. It also gives them several quests in order to make it more powerful, such as forging it a beard and making it a powerful wand. After the four of them finish their game, Claptrap joins them and the Vault Hunters at Roland's memorial statue. After Tina says her farewell to Roland, Claptrap blurts out "I love you guys" which ruins the heartwarming moment and upsets everyone.

Tales from the Borderlands

During the events of The Vault of the Traveler , if the player has enough money, they can hire the "Mystery Vault Hunter" in the fight against the Traveler , which happens to be Claptrap. The player has to get enough money by warning Felix about the bomb in Zer0 Sum and choosing Felix for the final fight in The Vault of the Traveler . Felix does not join, but gives enough money to hire Claptrap.

Note that the condition of picking Felix can be bypassed if the player edits the game files to give maximum money (over $9,999) before loading the NPC selection stage.

Claptrap is notably much snarkier than usual during the events of the episode and is a general nuisance throughout the battle. However, it does ultimately assist in the fight if chosen. When inside Gortys , Claptrap's attack will consist of a clumsy rapid-fire missile strike.

Commander Lilith & The Fight For Sanctuary

Sometime after the defeat of the Traveler, Sanctuary is attacked and when Lilith evacuates the flying city, Claptrap is transported to the Dahl Abandon . There it learns of some crystals in a nearby mine and decides to dub them "BECHO wafers," tasking the Vault Hunters to gather them for it. Believing that the BECHO wafers will make it rich, Claptrap tells Lilith that it doesn't need her or the Crimson Raiders anymore and is going to strike out on its own, to which Lilith reacts with disinterest. As soon as the BECHO wafers are delivered to it, Claptrap suddenly realizes that they are worthless and begs Lilith to allow it back into the Raiders, to which she agrees with the same disinterest as when it left the Raiders moments before.

Claptrap then leaves the Dahl Abandon and takes up residence in The Backburner with the other Crimson Raiders, still carrying the BECHO wafers. In Chief Executive Overlord , Vaughn asks for its opinion on leadership, and expects it to reply with gibberish. Claptrap proceeds to speak, with Vaughn interrupting the nonsense a few moments after, much to Claptrap's dismay.

Appearances

• The Secret Armory of General Knoxx
• Commander Lilith & the Fight for Sanctuary
• The Vault of the Traveler
• Borderlands 3
• Tiny Tina's Wonderlands
• In Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel , as a robot, Claptrap does not consume oxygen in a vacuum and will not suffocate even with a depleted oz kit.
• "Claptrap" is a word synonymous with drivel or babble, which is intentionally referenced in-game, as all claptraps ramble on and are rarely not speaking.*
• Claptrap was born from a random sketch in a low-level assignment made by the JIRA project-management software system [7] .
• In the German version, the initial Claptrap introduces itself as "CLP4P-TP", even though the subtitles read "CL4P-TP".
• Claptrap is the only Claptrap that has been designated with an actual name, Claptrap P. Claptrappington [8] .
• Claptrap appears as an Easter Egg in Torchlight II . It offers a socketable item called Claptrap's Nut or Claptrap's Bolt.
• In bounty rounds, Claptrap bids with its Spike Video Game Awards Best New Character award. If the Borderlands inventory is unlocked, it wears a top hat and has a tuxedo decal. If the Portal inventory is unlocked, its design and paint job reflect the sleek white coloration and general design of Aperture Science's cores and turrets. It also has a (very one-sided) attraction to Portal's GLaDOS.
• Claptrap mentions that all Claptraps are equipped with 8th Generation Emotive Resonators, allowing them to mimic a wide range of emotions.
• Claptrap expresses excruciating pain when its eye is ripped out in Borderlands 2 , but later when it is beaten by bandits it states that it cannot feel pain. The Claptrap unit featured at the start of Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel however, states that robots feel pain "in slow-motion with great intensity".
• In Borderlands 2 , Claptrap breaks the fourth wall in the mission Claptrap's Secret Stash when it addresses players directly and advises them that they can use the stash to twink their characters.
• Claptrap's color scheme, yellow with a white stripe in the middle, matches that of a green quality Hyperion weapon, while the Jakobs claptrap has a color scheme that matches a purple-quality Jakob's weapon.
• In Borderlands: The Pre Sequel , Claptrap shows jealousy when it meets a regular Claptrap, as the other Claptrap doesn't have to fight and just opens doors.
• In addition, if one creates a new Fragtrap, the game will give out several warning prompts against playing as it.
• Claptrap has a brief cameo in Ready Player One . The character Parcival walks past a small booth with Claptrap in it after a big race near the beginning of the film.
• Claptrap, Athena and Timothy Lawrence are the only Vault Hunters from Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel that are currently alive. Wilhelm , Nisha , and Aurelia are killed over the course of Borderlands 2 and Borderlands 3 .
• Claptrap's tendency to become a nuisance to everyone resulted in it becoming one of the most hated characters in the entire Borderlands series for in-game characters.
• The front of the box features a short binary code "010001001", which translates to "D". This is presumably meant as vitamin D, which is commonly infused into real-life cereals.
• It is mentioned in-game that as part of the upgrade package for the playable Claptrap in the Pre-Sequel, he was given the ability to climb stairs.
• Clatrap is available in Fortnite: Battle Royale as a Gaming Legends Series Pet added for the Tiny Tina's Wonderlands crossover promotion, simply called Claptrap .
• Claptrap Web Series
• Interplanetary Ninja Assassin Claptrap

External Links

• ↑ Fresh Off The Bus
• ↑ The Doctor Is In
• ↑ Claptrap Rescue
• ↑ Operation Trap Claptrap Trap, Phase Four: Reboot
• ↑ Cleaning Up the Berg/Transcript
• ↑ Best Minion Ever/Transcript
• ↑ gamespot.com
• ↑ Gearbox to honor late fan as an NPC in Borderlands 2 – Destructoid
• 2 Add-on content
• 3 Borderlands 3