Even stronger weapons from the beginning.

[bassemandere]

I made an funny test today, my first hero was a good player and he used:

Slimquick
and
Dragonstomper .48 (reavers gun)

Slimquick is fully upgraded and Dragonstomper needs 40 nobels to kill (i was good as i said)

Then i createt a new hero to play evil and after i got the hero sword and hero gun, i loaded first save, traded the 2 legendarys to my 2nd controller,
then i loaded second game (evil one) and traded the weapons from 2nd controller to my main evil hero.

Here is the cool part:
The weapons is still fully upgraded so my evil hero only need to kill 40 nobels

Hero gun is 14 dmg (lvl 0 shooting)
Dragon has 42 dmg (lvl 0 shooting)

and yes i really feal the enemys are easy to kill

I plan soon to duplicate some of all my legendarys so i can update the game and start trade

 

[Necromancer]

That only happened because your new evil character hadn't had a Slimquick or a Dragonstomper in his inventory before. If he had just found them in chests before you traded them over, the ones you traded over would have no upgrades on them since the first ones he got had no upgrades. However, if you traded them back to your good character, the upgrades would come back since that character completed them.

 

[bassemandere]

Nope the new hero had the dragonstomper (no upgrades) and the new he got had the upgrades.

 

[Necromancer]

I'm not quite sure what you're saying here. Can you type more clearly? Correct grammar never hurt anyone.

 

[bassemandere]

First i made a new hero.
I got the gold i needed to get Dragonstomper .48 (used the gold glitch)
Then i did let an co-op hero join.
The co-op hero gave his full upgraded dragonstomper to my main hero
Now my main hero has 2 Dragonstomper .48

One of them is fully upgraded.

 

[Necromancer]

I've had something similar happen to me. It's not supposed to happen, but it does from time to time.