Borderlands 2 | Torgue Playable Character Mod Funny Moments And Drops | Day #4
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QOTD: What is something you own that has sentimental value to you?
a ps2 my dad played on when he was 13 he is now 34 and he gave it to me for my 14th birthday
I have an Xbox 360 and I want to protect it at all costs.
My stuffed animal, Bobo.
A baseball to remind me of my missing father figure
Ps5 8th birthday
QOTD: A 267 year old pocket-knife my grandpa gave me 2 weeks before he died, which originaly belonged to my great-great-great-grandfather.
Oh wow!
How long has it been past down for?
Can I have it?
@@savitar1617 the answer is pretty obvious 😐
This is kinda dark but QOTD: I have the bullet casing of the bullet that killed my mom I keep it as a reminder of how easy you can lose things in life
After seeing Torgue shoot those explosive plasma orbs, I can now confirm that he's also the prettiest siren alongside Brick.
QOTD: It may seem silly, but I have a bottle of colored sand. When I was little, I got a little kit where you could pour colored sand in any way you want and gave a bottle to my grandma. After she passed away 10 years ago we were cleaning up stuff around her house and I found it. She had kept it for like 15 years. I nearly broke down crying.
Super cool and creative skills! Can't wait to see the capstones
They're gonna be crazy!
@@Joltzdude139 please try using the drunk effect from grog with the I TAKE IT BACK perk, if you can drunk effect the nuclear plasma spam that would be sooo op.
@@Joltzdude139the mod author should really fix tiny it's not fun when you invest skill points in a skill that just spawns a badass enemy that's really dumb
mines kinda basic but my ps4 so my aunt used to work at this small catholic school that i went to at the time. she was a one man army she would cook, she would teach , she would plan the parties/gatherings, she was even the librarian but one day she was diagnosed with a bad hernia and later cancer so she would ask me help her work and later do the work that needed to be done this helped me learn responsibility and the meaning of hard work i did grueling work (for my age) for three years before she eventually beat cancer and after the smoke had cleared and the doctors said she was alright i was taken on a surprise trip to walmart where i was given my very own ps4. i have it to this day and every time i take a moment to look at it i remember the work i put into it and happiness it brings me. ps. my aunt is now happily retired cleared of any pain and is living the good life.
Worst part of this series is I have to wait a day between each episode. Thanks for always putting out stellar content frequently, we really appreciate the effort.
the most sentimental thing that has value is the necklace I wear everyday. It contains my grandfather's ashes. Just so he can see the world with me!
Seeing the world together
A long one. If you mean IRL.
I got two rings. One on each hand on the Ringfinger. They are supposed to be emotion rings (Change color depending on your mood but its temperature) and my little brother gifted me one BEFORE I went to the military (Im in austria so its mandatory) and one after. The one that I got before is now completely black and has no more color in it and the other is still all shiny and all. Just reminds me of those good ol' days
The bee story reminds of that one time I went farming a bee for OP levels.
I couldn't get a good one to drop, so I kinda gave up at some point and did the handsome sorc. On my way there I smashed a few pots for ammo. As one does. I don't believe it came from the pot itself, but I went absolutely ballistic when I found a perfect bee in the shards...
Now I always smash every destroyable pot in every borderlands game. 😅
QOTD: A cup from the "Groot Trek" that got passed down from my mother's side of the family from 1840. The Groot Trek is basically when settlers that came to South Africa went and settled. I don't see myself doing anything with the cup but I sometimes look at it and thinking how many people used it
really cool
I have a small bronze cast of The Kiss from Rodin from my grandfather when he passed away. He used to keep it in his old office and I look at it every once in a while, thinking of the good times we had
One of my most prized possessions is my Sthil 440 magnum chainsaw. I was 14 when I first ran it. That was after my dad and I stopped on the interstate, on our way to work, to put out a grass fire. We put it out so fast that the firefighters flew past us on the frontage road and came back about 5 minutes later.
Growing up, I saw my dad run towards fire three times. The dude spent almost 36 years fighting fires from wildland to residential. The day I ran my first chainsaw, was also the day I fought a fire with my dad, the last one he ever fought.
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For the question of the day: I wear a key on a necklace that was the key for the trunk i used at the summer camp i went to. Summer camps are usually just a way for your parents to have free time but i loved this camp and some of my fondest memories are from there
An amber necklace my mother gave me on my birthday only last year! It'll always remind me of a very transformative time I went through!
I have a picture of myself as a child. The glass is broken, the frame is half melted and warped, and it's covered in dirt and ash. It was one my grandpa had framed in his living room. One day his house burned down and he had to move in with us. About 3 months later the city bulldozed the remains, then 6 months after that he got sick and passed. Over a year later, my dad and i were out running errands and decided to swing by the neighborhood. One of his neighbors saw us and brought it out. They said they'd found it in the grass about 3 months before. That picture survived the fire, getting bulldozed, and lying in the grass for over a year, and still found its way back to me
Similar to you joltz my great grandmother used to give me coins for my birthday before she passed away. She gave me an 1879 Morgan silver dollar that I still have to this day. I’m glad I’m not the only one.
QOTD: My original copy of BL2 was given to me by my older brother, before he left to Greece to play sports. He lives with us now, but I still think about how I wouldn't have ever gotten into this game if it wasn't for him. 6 years later, and I still have the disc too lol
I have an old artillery shell that my great grandfather had from his time in the military, I sadly never met him, but that has always been a special thing to me.
Something sentimental to me is your videos, I remember back in middle school playing borderlands 2 with my cousin and those were the best days of my life, I’ve always watched your channel through the years and it’s always great to hear your intro😁
My fathers clarinet he used when he was in 6th grade. Now a days it’s not my main instrument but I still love it dearly
A bulldog hood ornament from a mack truck, it belonged to my pop with got the million mile mack award among his coworkers. RIP Pop Eli
I lost my mom back in June, but before she passed, she had bought me a stuffed animal for my cat. I cuddle her while she cuddles the stuffed animal every night. It makes me happy to know my mom is still here with us.
I was waiting for it so bad, thank you for consistently uploading!
QOTD: On the last night of confirmation school we all were given a sheet of cardboard where everyone wrote their name, and then we passed that paper around in a circle and everyone wrote something nice about that person on it. It was exhausting experience as we finished it at like 4am in the morning, but felt so nice afterwards. I haven't really seen anyone from the school in maybe 6-7 years (and it's been bit over 14 years from the school itself) but I still have that sheet hung on my wall. It's nice to read it every once in a while.
Something really special to me is the viola my grandad got me. He knew I love music and looked all over for one
Something I own which has sentimental value to me is a scarf a dear friend gave me. Always reminds me of her and as a bonus is super warm.
For some reason, I'm expecting Joltz to confuse his Muscles for an enemy Muscles.
My xbox 360 copy of borderlands 2 that I got signed by Gaiges voice actor at a convention. Was a super fun interaction, and i got a signature on my favorite game of all time
My prototype Kizer Shark tooth it was given to me by my friend as a graduation gift and seeing how it was on display at Blade Show makes it even cooler
My very first Teddy bear...
It's somewhere, don't know where, but sometimes the memories flood in...
Other sentimental things I have are packed down, I have a lot of different things that have different sentimental values...
I just got my first guitar pick thrown by the band at a concert that I went to with my dad. I will forever remember it. And my partner got me a special made case to display it in. I’m going to put it by my dad’s record player, where he keeps all his music stuff. I haven’t told him this is my plan yet. But I want it to be somewhere he can see it too.
When I was about 10 years old on my first trip to the zoo I saw this plush turtle hand puppet and fell in love with it, but we couldn't afford it. My nextdoor neighbor found out, went back to the zoo and got it for me for my birthday (the reason we were at the zoo in the first place) I'm 48 now and he still sits on my bed. I love Tommy the turtle.
After that episode a few months back, I can't ever not hear "blades log" when he asks how Lionel is 😂😂
QOTD; my grandfathers leather biker jacket. its a nice worn black jacket that shows some wear and tear, it feels nice to wear because it feels like hes passing the mantle to me, passing each scratch and tears story onto me. its nice
TORGUE a clock😂 I'll bet u never want to hear Lionel laugh again, ha ha hahaha ha
QOTD: i have a thrifted chalice from 1988 that was once owned by a harness racer. it was engraved with the the name of a certain race "narrogin cup ~veteran~". its not much but its cool to see the history of a such a small chalice
QOTD: I have a big wooden circle that was made for me upon earning the rank of eagle scout.
Custom made, me and my long time friend are the only ones with copies of it.
The thing is gorgeous and everytime I look at it on the wall with all of it's details and such and what is on it. Reminds me of that journey that started with me all the way back in the first grade and culminated in that achievement.
a small cardboard S for my name. when i was really young, me and my brother made our own. stays in my room and i get to see it and (sort of) reminisce :)
A Billy Joel coffee mug that my girlfriend got me when we saw him live in concert celebrating his 50 years playing
Again I say this series is better for the pain after my surgery than the medication I’m taking
I'd have to say my original day 1 copy of Borderlands 2 for the Xbox 360. That was my port into gaming, and holds a special place in my soul
I own my grandfather’s watch that he wore during WW2 when he earned his Purple Heart. I’m a watchmaker/collector, and this is one of those pieces that will never leave my collection.
And no he wasn’t a POW and didn’t have to hide the watch in his ass 🤣
QotD: A pocket watch from my great-great-grandfather that was with him when he came to America.
"but its funny and will not be changed" damn right
11:14 that would be my journeyman piece. It is a Tea-Cabinet. I did all the planning, building as a Final trial i had to present it to a Jury. It goes without saying, that it is absolutely priceless to me. The realistic sale vallue would be like 5000 ish €. I am a Carpenter after 3 years of Training (Duale Ausbildung zum Tischler).
my grandpa gave me a 50 cent piece when i was a kid, and ive kept it in whatever wallet i carry since. he passed away when i was 12 so i figured i'd carry a little memory of him whenever i go.
QOTD: My watch, it was originally a wedding gift from my mom to my dad and I always admired the watch growing up so when I graduated highschool and was given it I knew I’d treasure it forever, I’ve had it over a decade now and still wear it everyday and everytime I look down to check the time I’m reminded of my parents and their love for each other and their love for me. My most treasured possession
Something that sentimental to me is my dog tags that I wear. They are from my grandfather when he passed away and they were given to me
all those michael mamaril weapons stacked up reminded me of a destiny 2 weapon for a sec
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"WELCOME TO D I E."
QOTD: when I was a kid my cousin gave me a simple red blanket. Almost two decades later and I still have it and putting it over myself when laying down on the couch makes me feel better and more secure :)
My sentimental item is a fake metal cap or mark that is on the top or Diamond Head in Hawaii. My brother allowed me to stay with him and his wife in Hawaii while he was on base. One day he took me to Diamond head and we hiked and talked about deep stuff the whole time. When we were passing the shop he said he needed to go to the bathroom so I waited for him. He came back out with that, he had purchased it in the shop for me. It is sentimental because I have memory issues and do not remember growing up with my brother at all, even though we always lived in the same room till he went into the Marines. I'm so proud of who my brother has become. I love and miss him so much.
QOTD: A small black journal my mom got me in highschool. It taught me the values of expressing your passion which got me into journalism and script writing which is still prominent in my life 9+ years later
I have an old 360 copy of borderlands 2 my step-dad gave me its what got me into the game and all these years later I still love it
QOTD: my Grandfather passed down a ring that he found while cleaning out the filter in the pool back in Italy in the 60s. Wore that ring since my dad and uncles were kids and now I have it and wear it occasionally. It’s only a 10k ring with a fake jade ish looking gem stone but it’s near and dear to me.
i love how joltzdude always start the video with a random fact or something super random XD.
My dog. We both survived a house explosion together. He was also the first pet that I got to name.
My Great Grandpas pocket watch, he passed away this January at 102 years old and that watch was a gift from my great grandma and it went through WWII with him.
QOTD: its probably my pounamu necklace my dad gave to me as a kid. he got it blessed by the Maori queen when she was still alive by saving his friend's life from an attacker!
QOTD: My great grandfathers wooden cane. When I was little he used to step on my feet with it on purpose but pretend he did it on accident😂
i always thought this would be a really cool idea to make like npcs playable characters, but my first thought was always dr zed or marcus but imagine a mad moxxi playable char the possibilities are endless but amazing
Qotd:well, I have my old teddy bear, it's from my grandparents and even though it's torn up and is missing stuffing from the crotch area being ripped open and one arm looking like it's deflated I still keep him, he's my reminder of the good times in life, you make them yourself with those you care about like I did with him.
QOTD: A fork. Regular stainless steel fork. I took it with me from my childhood home when moved out 11 years ago. It has been with me ever since. I moved cities, moved to another country, gradually replaced all of my possesions. Except this simple fork.
After a rough year, a co worker gave me a bronze cast metal coin that says "Accept what is, let go of what was, have faith in what will be"
QOTD: I have a conductor's baton that was gifted to me by my parents when I made it through a particularly gruelling year of college. It's a decent but unexceptional one, but it was a quite serious effort on the part of them, and acknowledged that I was not quite the black sheep of the family I very strongly felt like more than a few times.
a polyester tent cover that I used to use as a blanket, it was gotten for me by the woman who was a mother to me, it's torn and tattered but it's a comfort thing that I refuse to get rid of because she passed away almost 4 years ago now. hell I still call it my "army blanket" and I'm 27
QOTD: My older cousin gave me his ps3 when he didn't want to play it anymore, and since then he moved very far away. He had a Minecraft world that I used to watch him play on all the time. And every now and again I hook it up to play on it to see the things he used to build.
I have a greenstone around my neck that i've had for around 16 years, i got it as a gift from my dad when he visited family in New Zealand, i am the only one out of all of my brothers who still has their original one given to them all those years ago
QOTD: My Great Grandad retired from being an army medic and got a Tissot watch as a retirement gift. I still use the watch to this very day.
sentimental value item for me is the dagger that my late grandfather made in 1949 from on old file tool.
That funko pop torgue is hilarious 😂
I have a small torn blanky that i cannot sleep without, it was knitted for my mother when she was born nearly 50 years ago, and she gave it to me when i was born, ive kept it ever since
This may not be part of the question but I use to help these people with an elephant… it’s name was tiny and it listened well so it made its name kinda ironic for torques special… it was smart and had great energy but knew how to control itself… it actually was an amazing thing with people and I’m kinda glad they had it until elephants were endangered so they know how to be wild like they were suppose to be but know better at the same time l.. If you were to read this I’m glad you took the time to and I hope you had an experience like mine or at least similar in a lifetime! ☺️
a snuggie i got like 15 years ago i still have today since i still use it, i dont think i could just get rid of it but it still serves me well. Merry Christmas joltz and all
QOTD: My grandmother, whom I shared a birthday with, bless her heart, had very skinny legs due to her years of bad health confining her to a wheelchair for a majority of the later decades of her life. Because of this, and my families sense of humor, she was given a pair of chicken leg socks one Christmas, and she wore them constantly. She loved those socks dearly, and when she passed, there was a great deal of discord on who they would go to. My grandfather had control over all of her possessions and knew that I really was torn up from her passing since we were close, and gave them so me on the side. This was right before my last year of high-school, and I wore those damn socks to every single senior Night, and every one of our final matches. Football, wrestling, soccer, track, and baseball. Every single one. When I'm not wearing them, including right now, they sit in my safe which sits next to my head as I sleep. Those socks mean the world to me, just as she did.
QOTD: this may be strange but it's my late great grandfather's rocking chair. when i was little up until the day he passed he would always sit in that chair and tell me stories. now that the chair is mine i would sit down and remember all the great memories of him and his stories
This is a sad one Joltz. On the day my baby girl (cat) died her feeding bowl broke. I still have that bowl, I miss her so much.
I still occasionally have dreams of her and in one of those dreams I had a realization. Because I still have her bowl I could bring her back to life because that meant I had her DNA. I was happy for a moment before waking up.
my mom gave me a box of yugioh cards when i was 10 years old im 24 now. Those cards have sentimental value to me and i kept them in the same box in my closet years later! It has sentimental value to me because she was never really interested in my hobbies, she handed me the box and said i know you can do it and it gave me motivation to do alot in my life!
That is awesome! My mom bought me Pokemon cards a long time ago and always called them ninja cards
@@Joltzdude139 lol hey there's sentiment there for sure lol
A watch that was my great grandfather's, which pairs beautifully with a ring that was my grandfather's, I never met either of them, but I've been told I'm just like my grandfather.
My craziest world drop moment would be when a Pearlescent and a Legendary were both in the same red chest together with it being an Unforgiven and a Thunderball Fists. Still got the screenshot of it too! Kinda wanna know how rare it is though…
My craziest world drop was like a level 7 hammer buster from a random rakk behind where savage lee spawns
My great grandmas chair. I would make us breakfast, and she would eat in her chair while we watched tv.
QOTD:
This is going to sound weird, but I have multiple handheld notebooks with 10-pin bowling scores on them dating back 20 years. When I first moved to the town I live in now 20 years ago, I didn't have any way of making friends so my parents suggested joining a bowling league. I made new friends that I have to this day. My grandmother was the one who always took me and she would always write down my scores for the fun of it. Although my grandma has since passed, I still have those notebooks, and I still bowl in a weekly league, and 2 weeks ago I shot my highest game to date of 299.
QOTD: My grandma let me keep a small plastic jar of dominos i used to play with alot when I was around 7 years old. It's something I still cherish to this day
QOTD: My mentor at my church makes longboards. He gave me my first one maybe 8 years ago. I don't feel sentimental about much, but If I were to ever break or lose that board, I'd be devastated.
QOTD: A bullet casing fired at the 21 gun salute at my grandfather's funeral.
QOTD: I have my great grandmother's truck. After she passed it sat for 5 years under a tree until my grandfather gave it to me after I got my license. We spent 6 months rebuilding it and I have been driving it for the past few months.
Qotd: A red winter hat that was my papas, my grandma gave it to me after he passed away. It means to much to me not just because it was his but because of a picture that I have saved where he is taking me down a sledding hill on a sled that he had built while wearing the red hat with the big goofy smile he always had. I was too young at the time for it to become a memory for me but every time I see that hat I wish I could remember.
QOTD: A pearl bracelet i got as a kid by a summer vacation friend.
We used to go to the same vacation spot in Croatia, and so did a German family. I befriended their son which was in his 20's while i was 12, and we each year had a adventure where we drove around in Croatia to explore caves and the beaches.
Sadly he died to cancer when i turned 16. RIP, i will forever keep the bracelet in his memory.
Qotd: An automatic Seiko watch from 1970. My grandpa gave it to me before he died and when I wear it it's like a part of him is still with me
a beanie baby plush. Whenever I felt scared it was always there for me
Very weird answer to the question of the day but, I have a really big sentimental connection to a stuffed owl that sits perched in my TV room. My uncle shot it for stealing chickens from his barn.
The thing I own with the most sentimental value is probably my pocket knife. It has my name and high school graduation date on it, but the reason why it has sentimental value is because it was a gift from my grandfather, but unfortunately couldnt give it to me in person before he passed away. I received it before his funeral and cherish it to this day.
QOTD my great grandfather's bible. He read that thing every day for the past 30 or so years till the last year...where he was in an old folks home...i miss him...
I really love the story you told at the end reminds me of better times
The item i own that has the most sentimental value to me is a sledge that me and my dad made when i was 12. I'm english and it hasn't snowed enough for sledging since 2015 but i hope my kids can use it one day. It goes like hell on packed snow.
Dude, iv got over 5k h in BL2 and thats my favorite game ever! THank u so much for all that random really pro moves annd triks, im really appreciated all that. Some time i disagree with ya. but still i enjoy your videos so much!!! THanks man 4 all your work!!
QOTD: Something similar to yours, my step-grandfather gave me his watch before he passed on. Was tough since he thought i was his native american son, even though im pasty pale, but i cherish the time i had with him