"The developer said it's aware of players experiencing stuttering issues following installation of the new update, impacting performance. This is due to shader compilation that's occurring in the background during gameplay, which it said should clear up after 15 minutes of "continuous play." That's an unusual note, as shader compilation is typically handled during start-up, before you begin playing, in order"
"to avoid just these sorts of issues.If the stuttering doesn't clear up after 15 minutes, Gearbox advised clearing your shader cache, which is a process specific to your graphics card's manufacturer. The technical issues with Borderlands 4 prompted Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford to post through it, but he's since moved on to posting a lot about the upcoming Now You See Me movie sequel. Pitchford contributed to the magic elements of the movie and says he was more involved with that film that the Borderlands"
The September 25 Borderlands 4 patch targeted stability and performance issues while adding an FOV slider on console and balance changes for Vault Hunters. Players have reported stuttering after the update caused by shader compilation occurring during gameplay; Gearbox says the compilation should clear after 15 minutes of continuous play. If stuttering persists beyond 15 minutes, Gearbox recommends clearing the shader cache using the graphics card manufacturer's procedure. Gearbox chief Randy Pitchford commented about the technical issues but has since focused on involvement with the Now You See Me sequel. The Switch 2 edition was delayed indefinitely and digital preorders refunded.
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