TODO - THIS IS UNFINISHED - it needs some redoing, clarification and screenshots.
TODO - make a separate page for Gibbed

Borderlands 2 - (2012 game) >

It's difficult to move items between characters.

Gibbed really helps solve this.

This was tested on Windows 8.1 in late 2015, and on Windows 10 in early 2016.

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Gibbed issues

• Does not display item information very well.

• When saving, it does not remember and overwrite the character you were editing. The user is prompted to select the character. Saving is vulnerable to overwriting the wrong character.

  • The user must keep manual backups.

• Does not back up or keep character data revisions when saving.

  • The user must keep manual backups.

TODO ∞

1. Using a "mule" character

• TODO - Steps to create and use that mule.
• Advantages - Can more easily see items in-game. Gibbed gives the data but it's not presented well.
• Disadvantages - Maximum limit of items.

• This will fuck up your badass points - TODO - how to edit and remove the mistaken additions

2. Can use a text file.

• Advantages - Unlimited number of items.

• Disadvantages - Has zero item information, though you can manually type descriptions out.

TODO ∞

Using a live logged-in character and Gibbed simultaneously.

• Pulling items out via Gibbed then switching to the game and dropping items.

• Advantages - You can more easily see items in-game. No need to save character changes with Gibbed

Using Gibbed to edit characters

• Copy-Paste into a text file.

• Advantages - Easy to import into a mule character.

ugh, the above isn't properly described.

• Put stuff in ones bank
• Use gibbed to copy all items from the bank into a text file

• Either use a live character to withdraw then drop all items in the bank.

  • Annoying, but safer.
  • Made easier by favouriting all items in one's inventory before mass-withdrawing items from the bank.

• , or save your character using Gibbed.

  • Might overwrite the wrong character.

Last updated 2018-01-09 at 08:53:33