Gearbox has released a new update for Borderlands 4 that aims to address PC stability concerns, among other issues.
“This update improves stability on PC, smooths out progression, and updates the Gilded Glory Pack loot and rewards for a more seamless experience,” Gearbox said on the game’s website. “Please restart your game to ensure that the update goes through and to prevent connection errors in matchmaking.”
In addition to the update, which you can see details of below, Gearbox announced that it will be releasing weekly minor updates. Those updates include changes to the Wildcard Missions and Weekly Big Encore Boss, as well as Maurice’s Black Market Vending Machine.
“Go in search of where the Black Market Vending Machine has moved to and discover what’s available in your game every week,” Gearbox says. “Remember, while the location is the same, your vending machine items are different from other players, so ask around to see if someone has the item you’re looking for!”
You can check out the full details of the update below. Please let us know if you’re still experiencing any issues with Borderlands 4 in the comments below.
Borderlands 4—September 18 Update Details
Stability
- Addressed crashes tied to animation states, audio, and collision checks
- Addressed various GPU-related crashes
Gameplay & Progression
- Resolved an issue where the Reward Center could stop working after claiming the Gilded Glory Pack rewards
- Addressed a progression blocker in the mission “Talk to Zadra,” where the objective could fail if players exited and relaunched mid-dialogue
- Corrected “Doesn’t own DLC” warnings incorrectly showing up on non-DLC gear.
- This will be fixed on consoles in the coming days.
Loot & Items
- Updated loot pools so Gilded Glory Pack guns no longer appear in standard chests
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