The Black Market is a shop found in the city of Sanctuary in Borderlands 2 and in Concordia in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel. It is tended by Crazy Earl. The only currency that the Sanctuary Black Market accepts is Eridium, while the Concordia Black Market only accepts Moonstone. In both cases the Black Market is a purveyor of Storage Deck Upgrades. *Lasers are exclusive to Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel. Each upgrade increases ammo/slot capacity by the same number per upgrade for each storage type: Backpack: +3 slots each Bank: +2 slots each Assault Rifle: +140 max ammo each Grenade: +1 max each Pistol: +100 max ammo each Launcher: +3 max ammo each Shotgun: +20 max ammo each SMG: +180 max ammo each Sniper: +12 max ammo each Laser: +120 max ammo each In total it costs 2590 in order to buy every upgrade in Borderlands 2, while it costs 2800 Moonstones to buy every upgrade in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel. The Black Market is involved in the mission Plan B in which Crazy Earl also sells a fuel cell with a regular purchase.

After Normal mode, Plan B no longer requires a purchase as obtaining the fuel cell from Earl is automatically marked as completed and skipped, although Scooter's quotes will remain the same, this is to avoid the problem where players would be unable to purchase another SDU from the Black market (given that the player had already purchased all of the upgrades). Patch 1.4.0 for Borderlands 2, released April 2, 2013, added another ammo upgrade for 50 Eridium as well as two additional backpack and bank upgrades available for 50 Eridium and 100 Eridium, each. tls professional slim laptop backpack singaporeThese are available without the Ultimate Vault Hunter Upgrade Pack DLC. cooper pegler backpack sprayerPatch 1.6.0, released August 29, 2013, added an additional upgrade for 100 Eridium and two additional backpack/bank upgrades for 150 and 200 Eridium.backpack nach abi

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De compacte Squeeze is groot genoeg voor laptops tot 15 inch en beschikt over diverse slimme opbergmogelijkheden. Hierdoor is de Boa Squeeze groot genoeg om enkele boeken, tijdschriften, broodtrommel en digitale accessoires in op te bergen. Het gebruikte materiaal, 1680D nylon, is volledig water- en vuilafstotend en is zeer slijtvast. De ritssluitingen waarover de tas beschikt zijn eveneens van hoge kwaliteit en zorgen ervoor dat de tas gemakkelijk te openen en te sluiten is. De achterkant van de Boa Squeeze is voorzien van een dikke voering die er voor zorgt dat overtollige warmte gemakkelijk kan worden afgevoerd. De verstelbare schouderbanden vormen zich op ergonomische wijze rond de schouders en zijn voorzien van een extra voering voor extra draagcomfort. Product reviews van de Booq - Boa Squeeze 13"-15" laptoprugzak Compact en toch genoeg ruimte Ik ben een tijdje op zoek geweest naar een goede compacte tas voor mijn MacBook. Na enig onderzoek kwam ik uit bij de Boa Squeeze.

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After an exhaustive search (see the full list of all 33 bags), I narrowed it down to two: Booq Cobra Squeeze ($195, but they often have 20% off codes around US holidays) WaterField Designs' Staad ($319-$329) Neither bag is cheap, and both are a bit heavier than I wanted. But both companies offer 30 day, full refund policies as long as the bags are unused; allowing you to see them in the flesh. My standard test contents in the below consisted of: MacBook charger (with US plug) Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter Mini DisplayPort to VGA adapter Booq Cobra Squeeze: front view Booq Cobra Squeeze: side view Booq Cobra Squeeze: side pocket with trendy Github water bottle from JavaOne 2015 Booq Cobra Squeeze: side pocket with umbrella Booq Cobra Squeeze: everything from the contents list above inside WaterField's Staad: Two models - Stout on the left, Slim on the right WaterField's Staad Slim: side view when full with the contents above

WaterField's Staad Slim: everything from the contents list above inside WaterField's Staad Stout: side view when full with the contents above WaterField's Staad Stout: everything from the contents list above inside WaterField's Staad: the addition of some elastic to the straps makes it look even better My first impressions were that it's a nice bag, but it wasn't as slim as I was expecting. The curved style was good at providing structure, but also meant it was always the same thickness, regardless of what was in it. The laptop compartment was a little large for the svelte Macbook Air, but the addition of a small elastic corner strap and good padding meant it didn't seem to be a significant problem. The internal organisation was decent and, as you can see in the photos above, you could squeeze in a large water container in a side pocket, if you were happy to leave the flap open. Personally, I also found the grey a little light in colour: a darker grey would look more professional, while still providing a bit of variety over the standard black seen everywhere.

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