Borderlands 3 (Windows)

Borderlands 3 is the long awaited sequel to the prominent looter-shooter Borderlands 2.

Placeholders#

Leftover Vehicules#

In "Covenant Pass" can be seen four unused vehicules out-of-bounds on the far north-west corner of the map.

Those four vehicules are named respectively asː

• Vehicule_Technical_2
• Vehicule_Technical_BarbedWheels_2
• Vehicule_Technical_6
• Vehicule_Technical_7

Versions Differences#

Gearbox used 'Pre-Release' versions to showcase specific parts of the game to the public during events. Despite those builds being close to the official game launch, some small differences can still be spottedː

• The interface was slightly moving while performing some action in-game such as running or jumping.
• Some legendary weapons had their red text missing or replaced with the 'temp' label.

Build Infos#

Internal Name#

The game's internal code name is Oak.

Build Info#

Gearbox developers use code names for every released game and content using the following pattern:

• Trees for games
• Bushes for projects
• Flowers for DLCs

Released Versions#

1.0.0-Preload#

Preloaded version of the game on PC before its initial release.

• The game executable contains a map displaying all PC release time zones if executed.
• The "movies" folder is missing, most likely to prevent spoilers.

1.0.0#

Initial release on September 13th, 2019.

1.0.1#

Patch released on September 26th, 2019. 1

1.0.2#

Patch released on October 3rd, 2019. 2

References#