Players have discovered a powerful weapon in Borderlands 3, and it is nothing more than a modification of the bouncing grenade. You don't have to try too hard to locate the weapon to receive it. All you have to do is find a side quest and you are good to go. Here is the quick breakdown to acquire it. However, this article is likely to age a few days due to the developers, Gearbox Software, probably fixing how the grenade works.
Getting the porcelain pipe bomb in Borderlands 3
The side quest you are looking for can be found on Eden-6, the fourth planet to explore in the game. Once there, you will not be able to immediately locate the side quest. You will have to go through some of the stories to activate it, so browse through the campaign quests and don't bother with the side quests until you have successfully completed the main quest titled "Going Rogue". Once you have completed this part of the game, the side quest will activate. You'll find him in Floodmoor Basin in the town of Reliance. You don't need to talk to an NPC, as the quest can be found on the city bounty board. You are looking for "Raiders o the Lost Rock", which is a reference to the Indiana Jones movie, "Raiders of the Lost Ark".
From there, all you need to do is follow the steps for the side quest and complete it. You don't have to do anything extraordinary to get the weapon, kill a boss in a particular way, or activate anything fun by returning to the quest giver. Once the quest is completed, you will receive it as a reward and you should find it in your inventory.
Do not hesitate to read the description of the weapon. What makes it so unique? This is how the bomb explodes when it hits something. You will strike a powerful enemy and ruin their day in seconds. If you want to enjoy the challenge of the game, you might want to use this weapon for a laugh, but avoid using it on anything that gives you a problem. When you use it, get ready to watch health melt away instantly in front of your health.
Enjoy this amazing grenade mod, but use it with care. Also, don't be surprised if a random patch update arrives and you no longer melt enemies left and right. Gearbox Software is definitely on the verge of fixing the problem with how this weapon works.
