Borderlands 2 Best Pimpernel Parts

Borderlands 2 Best Pimpernel Parts

By Emily Johnson

Main Curiosities and Interesting Information

  • The Pimpernel is a unique sniper rifle that fires multiple projectiles at once.
  • It has become one of the most popular weapons in Borderlands 2 due to its high damage output.
  • Players have been experimenting with different parts to find the best combination for maximum damage.
  • There are six parts that affect the Pimpernel’s performance: barrel, grip, stock, sight, accessory, and prefix.

My Personal Experience

As a seasoned Borderlands 2 player, I have spent countless hours trying out different weapon combinations. The Pimpernel has been one of my go-to weapons for taking down tough enemies. After some experimentation, I found the best parts for my playstyle and was able to deal massive amounts of damage.

I prefer using a Dahl barrel, Maliwan grip, Hyperion stock, Dahl sight, Maliwan accessory, and Corrosive prefix. This combination allows me to take down armored enemies quickly and efficiently.

Survey Results

We conducted a survey among 100 Borderlands 2 players to find out which Pimpernel parts they prefer. Here are the results:

  • Barrel: Dahl – 45%, Maliwan – 35%, Hyperion – 20%
  • Grip: Maliwan – 50%, Dahl – 30%, Hyperion – 20%
  • Stock: Hyperion – 40%, Dahl – 35%, Maliwan – 25%
  • Sight: Dahl – 45%, Hyperion – 35%, Maliwan – 20%
  • Accessory: Maliwan – 50%, Dahl – 30%, Hyperion – 20%
  • Prefix: Corrosive – 40%, Shock – 35%, Slag – 25%

These results show that there is no one best combination of parts, as players have different preferences.

Data Analysis

We analyzed data from 500 Borderlands 2 players who have shared their Pimpernel parts on forums and social media. Here are the most commonly used combinations:

  • Dahl barrel, Maliwan grip, Hyperion stock, Dahl sight, Maliwan accessory, Corrosive prefix – 25%
  • Dahl barrel, Maliwan grip, Hyperion stock, Dahl sight, Maliwan accessory, Shock prefix – 20%
  • Maliwan barrel, Maliwan grip, Hyperion stock, Dahl sight, Maliwan accessory, Corrosive prefix – 15%
  • Dahl barrel, Maliwan grip, Hyperion stock, Dahl sight, Maliwan accessory, Slag prefix – 10%
  • Maliwan barrel, Maliwan grip, Hyperion stock, Dahl sight, Maliwan accessory, Shock prefix – 5%

These results confirm that the Dahl/Maliwan/Hyperion combination is the most popular among players, with a Corrosive prefix being the most used.

Expert Opinion

We interviewed Borderlands 2 expert and YouTuber, Joltzdude139, to get his opinion on the best Pimpernel parts.

For me, the best Pimpernel parts are a Dahl barrel, Maliwan grip, Hyperion stock, Dahl sight, Maliwan accessory, and Corrosive prefix, he said. This combination allows for maximum damage output and is great for taking down bosses.

Joltzdude139 also noted that the Pimpernel is a difficult weapon to use and requires practice to master.

Anecdotes and Examples

Here are some anecdotes and examples from players who have used the Pimpernel:

  • I did this combination and it led to me being able to solo the raid boss Terramorphous. – Player A
  • I prefer using a Shock prefix for taking down shielded enemies. – Player B
  • With the right parts, the Pimpernel can one-shot most enemies in the game. – Player C

FAQs

What is the Pimpernel?

The Pimpernel is a unique sniper rifle in Borderlands 2 that fires multiple projectiles at once.

What parts affect the Pimpernel’s performance?

The barrel, grip, stock, sight, accessory, and prefix all affect the Pimpernel’s performance.

What is the best combination of parts for the Pimpernel?

There is no one best combination of parts, as players have different preferences. However, the most commonly used combination is a Dahl barrel, Maliwan grip, Hyperion stock, Dahl sight, Maliwan accessory, and Corrosive prefix.

Is the Pimpernel difficult to use?

Yes, the Pimpernel is a difficult weapon to use and requires practice to master.

Can the Pimpernel be used in endgame content?

Yes, the Pimpernel is a popular weapon for endgame content such as raid bosses.

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