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You'll know that you've activated it when you see a little yellow hexagonal indicator appear at the bottom of the screen just below the right end of the XP progress bar.Ī good trick to remember when activating the Killer skill is to quickly reload all your weapons (if need be) while the Killer skill is activated to take advantage of the enhanced reload speed while it's in effect.

Killer - This skill (when maxed) will give you 50% bonus critical hit damage and 75% faster reload speed on all weapon types for eight seconds after every kill.

Killer damage bonuses will stack on top of Headshot damage bonuses making a significant difference in your gameplay. Then once you're at level 11 and able to begin working on a Tier 2 skill, you can respec your skill points into Headshot and put your next skill point into Killer. This will be more useful to new players who are still trying to get the hang of sniping. By the time you get high up in the Assassin class Sniping skill tree, you'll find yourself one-shotting many enemies when making critical hits on account of all your accumulated damage bonuses.īe that as it may, you may find it to your advantage to start the Sniping skill tree on the right branch starting skill Optics which will greatly increase your aim steadiness when under fire. This may not seem like such a great bonus but remember that many damage bonuses in Borderlands 2 add or 'stack' on top of one of another as you acquire them.

Headshot - When maxed out with 5 skill points, this skill will give you 20% extra damage on all critical hit shots on all weapons.

Here's a rundown of all these skills and how I found them useful: The skill build I used in my Borderlands 2 video walkthrough is what I call a 'power sniping' build that had all the following skills in the Sniping Skill tree maxed out upon reaching level 32: Getting Critical Ascension, the capstone skill in the