"On X, Borderlands 4 creative director Graeme Timmins laid out the team's plans for the immediate future. "We've seen the discourse about builds that use unintended interactions and/or the knife. We're not going to act on those immediately; instead, we're looking at our first round of buffs," Timmins wrote. "Those will get addressed, but we're going to start with underperforming gear/skills first.""
"It's worth pointing out that the looter-shooter is PvE, so balancing online multiplayer isn't a concern. Last week, Borderlands 4 received a patch that took aim at PC stability issues. Meanwhile, Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford seemingly can't stop being defiant about Borderlands 4 problems on social media. Timmins appears to be more tactful, replying to a fan on X that a FOV slider is planned on console and that patience is needed until the update arrives."
Gearbox will prioritize buffing underperforming gear and skills in Borderlands 4 and delay immediate nerfs to builds that exploit unintended interactions such as knife mechanics. The development team will address problematic builds after an initial round of buffs. Borderlands 4 is a PvE looter-shooter, reducing the need for online multiplayer balancing. Recent updates targeted PC stability. A console FOV slider is planned and players are asked for patience until updates arrive. The game is available on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, with a Switch 2 version arriving October 3.
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