Borderlands 3 is already among us, and it seems that it is not quite right if you want to play it on PC. There are several problems that happen randomly, and that does not reach a stable 60 FPS.
Well, we already have in our hands Borderlands 3, the long-awaited third installment of the Gearbox saga that gave birth to the looter shooter genre. In theory everything should be fine. The game is out and people are enjoying it ... But now is the problem with the PC version due to poor optimization.
Problems if you play Borderlands 3 on PC
One of the most serious problems is the optimization of the game. Many players are noticing seemingly random stops, either when they aim with the peephole after entering a new area or when they move the camera. The solution that has been seen is that it is better not to play with the greater graphic options, so you have to put the Volumetric Fog and Material Complexity in the middle. Others say to lower everything to the low and then go up the capacity as long as the game does not give problems.
And this isn't happening on low-end PCs; these problems are occurring on high-end PCs as well. It's a shame because Borderlands 3 has a very strong presence on PC and is one of the strongest titles for the Epic Games Store to be seen as more than just the program you use to launch Fortnite.
Other issues that have been seen are that higher quality textures take time to load, an issue that shouldn't happen on Unreal Engine 4. And the game doesn't hit a stable 60 FPS either. A solution to this problem? Close the Epic Games launcher when the game starts.
Another serious bug in Borderlands 3 is that the mouse cannot select items in the inventory unless the resolution is changed once and back to where it is each time you start the game. Without a doubt, a long list of errors that should not be in a launch game. They are not minor errors that give a laugh because they happen, but they are the ones that affect the gaming experience.
Source: VG247
