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Wreak havoc in Borderlands 4 this weekend to unlock new rewards!

[p][/p][p]Borderlands 4 is out now, and already we've seen so much amazing looter shooter action from the community! Clearly you've all embraced the spirit of breaking free from the oppressive Timekeeper—but we want to see just how unstoppable you Vault Hunters truly are.[/p][p][/p][p]From September 12 to 14, we'll be behind the scenes monitoring the unbridled carnage you're unleashing on Kairos. If Borderlands 4 players across all platforms can gather their friends and collectively cause enough Mayhem, we'll serve up a SHiFT code for the Break Free Pack, containing 1 Vault Hunter Skin usable by Vex, Rafa, Amon, and Harlowe, and 1 Legendary Ripper Shield, scales to your Vault hunter level when redeemed (with a minimum of Lvl 25). [/p][p][/p][p]Time starts now, so get out there and chip in along with the rest of the Borderlands 4 community! We'll update this article if you can collectively manage to unlock the Break Free Pack![/p][p][/p][p][dynamiclink][/dynamiclink][/p]

Borderlands 4 is the lowest rated game in the series on Steam, kind of

I keep accidentally typing Borederlands 4 instead of Borderlands 4. That has no bearing on the actual game-which by all accounts is actually pretty fun once you get past all the bugs-but I thought it was a funny coincidence seeing as Gearbox's iconic FPS game has dropped to a 'mixed' rating on Steam. This makes Borderlands 4 (spelled it right that time) the worst-rated game in the main series, at least if we're not counting spin-offs.

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Borderlands 4 settings failed to save? Here's how to fix it

If you're encountering the "settings failed to save" Borderlands 4 error message, fear not, as there are some simple fixes you can try to resolve this issue without having to reinstall the chunky game file.

It's been a rough launch period for Borderlands 4 so far, with multiple reports of poor Borderlands 4 PC performance and a mixed rating on Steam. Despite the Borderlands 4 system requirements being reasonable, if a little high, the game also appears to be struggling, even on some of the best graphics card picks from our buying guide.

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There's no "spyware" in Borderlands 4, Take-Two insist, following upset over terms of service

Gearbox and Take-Two Interactive's Borderlands 4 has launched to cries of "pretty good" from (some) professional reviewers, and "Stutterland bugfest" from a vocal portion of the Steam playerbase. In amongst the complaints about performance, there are some fears about potential breaches of player privacy supposedly allowed for by Take-Two's terms of service. A Borderlands developer has now responded to these fears in the Steam forums, reiterating that Take-Two at large aren't in the business of "spyware".

Borderlands 4 is officially out - almost a day early for some people, and players on Steam have shown up in droves to jump into the latest loot shooter from Gearbox. The game has not only done very well for itself in terms of player activity, it also easily beat all other Borderlands games.