Breaking Laws In Concordia: A Step-By-Step Guide

In the video game Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, players can break the law in Concordia in front of the CU5TM-TP Customs Bot. This can be achieved by following the bot to a small raised area containing grass near the exit to Serenity's Waste and jumping on it, resulting in the issuance of a ticket for standing on a super-rare plant. Another way is to shoot a dumpster marked as flammable with a fire weapon when the bot is nearby, leading to a ticket for violating the Proper Space Waste Disposal Act. Additionally, players can drop a weapon in front of the bot, which will result in a ticket for illegal weapon disposal.

Stand on grass near the entrance to Serenity's Waste

To break the law in Concordia, you need to follow Customs Bot CU5TM-TP. It patrols around Concordia searching for rule violations and will issue a ticket for any infractions. One way to get a ticket is to follow it near the entrance to Serenity's Waste, where there is a small raised area of grass. Jump onto the grass when the Customs Bot is watching and it will issue a ticket for standing on a super-rare plant.

The process to get the bot to this location is as follows: drive towards your objective marker and use the buggy's boost function to cross the destroyed bridge and enter Concordia. You will then be halted by the diminutive CU5TM-TP unit, which will block the entrance to Concordia. Follow the bot to the area near the exit to Serenity's Waste, where it will stop near a flower terrace or small raised area of grass.

It is worth noting that there are multiple ways to break the law in front of CU5TM-TP and get a ticket. Another method is to follow the bot to a dumpster marked as flammable and shoot it with a fire weapon when it is nearby. Alternatively, you can drop a weapon in front of the bot, which will issue a ticket for illegal weapon disposal.

Shoot a dumpster marked flammable with a fire weapon

Shooting a dumpster marked "flammable" with a fire weapon is one way to break the law in Concordia. This act can be performed in front of CU5TM-TP, a customs bot that patrols Concordia searching for rule violations. To successfully break the law in this way, there are several steps you can follow:

First, locate the customs bot, CU5TM-TP. This bot patrols around Concordia, including areas near the entrance to Serenity's Waste. Follow the bot until it reaches a small raised area containing grass near the exit to Serenity's Waste. This area is usually near a dumpster marked as "flammable" and a statue.

Once you have identified the marked dumpster and confirmed that CU5TM-TP is nearby, use a fire weapon to shoot the dumpster. This action will likely result in a ticket being issued by CU5TM-TP for violating the "Proper Space Waste Disposal Act." The ticket will mention a $100 fine, but no funds will be deducted from your character.

It is important to note that shooting a dumpster marked "flammable" with a fire weapon is a serious matter. In reality, dumpster fires can be extremely dangerous and have caused injuries and fatalities. They can also result in significant property damage, including the destruction of the dumpster itself and nearby areas. Therefore, this act should only be performed within the virtual world of Concordia and not attempted in real life.

Additionally, there are other ways to break the law in Concordia in front of CU5TM-TP. For example, you can jump on the grass area near the dumpster when the bot is watching, or dispose of weapons illegally by dropping them in front of the bot. These actions will also likely result in a ticket being issued, completing the "It's a Fair Cop" challenge.

Drop a weapon in front of CU5TM-TP

To break the law in Concordia, you must commit an offence in front of CU5TM-TP, a Claptrap unit acting as a customs officer. CU5TM-TP takes its job very seriously and will reprimand you for even minor offences.

One way to break the law in front of CU5TM-TP is to drop a weapon in front of it. To do this, follow these steps:

• Locate CU5TM-TP: CU5TM-TP patrols around Concordia searching for rule violations unless certain missions that require its presence are active.
• Position yourself at the correct location: Find the two sets of stairs leading to a small platform below the platform with The Meriff's statue.
• Wait for CU5TM-TP to reach the location: Ensure that CU5TM-TP is at the location near The Meriff's statue.
• Drop the weapon: Use the "Drop Weapon" key to toss your equipped weapon over the railing of the platform.
• Receive the ticket: After you drop the weapon, CU5TM-TP will issue a ticket for illegal weapon disposal. Take the ticket to complete the "It's a Fair Cop" challenge.

It is important to note that CU5TM-TP may sometimes clip inside the dumpster when investigating and issuing the ticket. However, this does not prevent the completion of the challenge, as the ticket will still be held high enough for you to interact with it. Additionally, while the ticket mentions a $100 fine, no funds will be deducted from your character.

Jump on a flower terrace near the exit to Serenity's Waste

To break the law in Concordia, you need to follow the Customs Bot, CU5TM-TP, to a place near the exit to Serenity's Waste. Here, there is a small raised flower terrace. Jumping onto the flower terrace when the Customs Bot is watching will cause it to issue a ticket for standing on a super-rare plant. This is one of several ways to break the law in front of the Customs Bot and complete the "It's a Fair Cop" challenge.

The Customs Bot will patrol around Concordia, searching for rules violations. It will patrol near the flammable dumpster and wait a while, then move to the grass area, and repeat. Once it has issued a ticket, it will cease patrolling until Concordia is refreshed, either by travelling to another area or quitting and continuing.

Other ways to get a ticket from the Customs Bot include shooting a dumpster marked as flammable with a fire weapon when it is nearby, and dropping a weapon from your inventory in front of it.

Burn a dumpster with a do not set fire sign

Burning a dumpster with a "do not set fire" sign is a surefire way to break the law in Concordia and can have severe consequences. Here are some detailed instructions on how to do it, but be warned that this is highly dangerous and illegal and should not be attempted.

Firstly, you need to find a dumpster with a "do not set fire" sign. These dumpsters are often located in commercial or construction sites and may be open-top, roll-off, or have compactors with closed or flip-top lids. Your main objective is to ignite the contents of the dumpster, so confirm that the dumpster contains combustible materials. Avoid dumpsters with hazardous materials, as these can cause unpredictable explosions and release toxic fumes.

Next, you'll need a source of ignition. Flames or sparks from matches, lighters, or fireworks can be used to start the fire. Alternatively, you could use flammable liquids like gasoline or other fuels, but exercise extreme caution as these can be highly volatile.

Now, for the illegal part: set the dumpster on fire. If possible, use a long stick or pole to ignite the contents from a safe distance. If the dumpster has a lid, especially a closed or compacted one, opening it will increase oxygen supply to the fire, causing it to burn more intensely.

As the fire takes hold, be prepared for a rapid escalation. Dumpsters often contain a variety of unknown materials, so the fire's behaviour and reaction can be unpredictable. The fire may spread to nearby areas, so ensure you are in a secluded location to minimise this risk and avoid endangering others.

If you manage to successfully burn the dumpster, the destruction will likely be extensive, with potential damage including melted lids, warped metal, and damaged paintwork.

Remember, this is an extremely dangerous and illegal act, and you will be held responsible for any harm or damage caused. It is crucial to understand the potential consequences before even considering such an action. These may include arrest, fines, or even imprisonment, depending on the jurisdiction and the severity of the fire.

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