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Borderlands 4<\/em> is out now on PC by way of Steam and the Epic Retailer. And the looter shooter sequel is already the largest Borderlands<\/em> launch on Steam, with over 200,000 concurrent gamers just some hours after its launch. However opinions on Steam aren\u2019t nice, as many gamers are struggling to even play the co-op FPS.<\/p>\n

On September 11, Borderlands 4<\/em> launched on PC. The long-awaited sequel to Gearbox\u2019s Borderlands 3<\/em> is a much bigger, higher, and wilder expertise than the earlier sport, that includes a number of good modifications and additions to the basic looting-shooting formulation. Nonetheless, that\u2019s solely the case in case you can really play the sport and luxuriate in it. And on PC, gamers are reporting numerous efficiency points, even on {hardware} that Gearbox listed as assembly the wanted specs.<\/p>\n

As of 4:30 pm EST on Steam, Borderlands 4<\/em> has about 2,000 opinions which are completely divided between unfavourable and constructive, giving the sport a 50 p.c blended standing. That\u2019s no good! Scrolling by means of opinions, the largest complaints appear to be not in regards to the content material of the sport, however about how poorly it performs on numerous {hardware} setups. Gamers are additionally complaining about stuttering and hitching, or being pressured to make use of DLSS to play the sport at a secure framerate. Others can\u2019t even boot the sport up, reporting crashes earlier than they even get into the motion.<\/p>\n