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1. BORDERLANDS THE PRE SEQUEL CHAPTERS DRIVERS
2. BORDERLANDS THE PRE SEQUEL CHAPTERS UPDATE
3. BORDERLANDS THE PRE SEQUEL CHAPTERS SERIES

Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel PhysX Doesn't Workįirst make sure that PhysX actually isn't working. We are yet unsure of the Pre-Sequel ports, but they're likely the same or similar.

BORDERLANDS THE PRE SEQUEL CHAPTERS SERIES

Previous ports used by the Borderlands series include 6500, 7777-7787, and 27900-29900 on TCP & UDP. Short of using Hamachi to create a virtual LAN and piggyback off a friend's connection, make sure your router's firewall is making exceptions for Borderlands, forward relevant ports, and make exceptions in anti-virus software. There may be some NAT or failures to connect to multiplayer with Borderlands: the Pre-Sequel. Borderlands Multiplayer Network Negotiation Issues If still experiencing micro-stuttering with a multi-GPU array, the only present solution is to disable the array and run single-GPU.

BORDERLANDS THE PRE SEQUEL CHAPTERS DRIVERS

Make sure you've updated to the latest drivers to support SLI. SLI should be working perfectly fine at this point, thanks to profiles by nVidia. If using CrossFireX, it's possible that you will encounter some micro-stuttering or texture flickering while playing Borderlands. Micro- Stuttering in Borderlands: the Pre-Sequel

Still, it'll struggle with IGPs (like Intel's HD4000/4600) and other similar low-end devices. Borderlands will run on almost any video card, as we tested in our benchmark (even the $75 R7 250X does fine). If you're experience video lag (not network lag) in BLPS, it's possible that the drivers need to be updated or that the video device is not supported by BLPS. Borderlands: the Pre-Sequel FPS Drops, Low FPS, & Lag If you're still having issues and you're running a CrossFire or SLI setup, consider disabling CrossFire/SLI and running the game on a single GPU instead.

BORDERLANDS THE PRE SEQUEL CHAPTERS UPDATE

Verify the integrity of the game cache in Steam (right-click the game > Properties > Local Files > Verify Cache).The following steps were conducted to resolve the issue: We sustained one black screen when launching Borderlands: the Pre-Sequel in our GPU benchmarking.

Black Screen when Launching Borderlands: the Pre-Sequel Disconnect USB-powered controller devices to reveal the cursor.

If a gamepad is connected to the system at time of launch, Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel will hide the mouse cursor in favor of analog stick movement. We discovered this issue upon initial load of the game. Maybe I am nitpicking here, but something about this does not make sense without making a few assumptions.Hidden Mouse Cursor – Mouse Doesn't Show Up in Borderlands Is anyone else confused by this sequence of events? Did Nakayama take another “snapshot” of Jack’s brain at some point after the mission that we do in TPS where the Jack AI is created? In addition, the Jack AI knows about the existence of Jack’s office that he had when he was President of Hyperion. However, at the same time, the Jack AI clearly knows about the “real” Jack’s acquisition of the Atlas stock, which obviously would have happened after he became President of Hyperion (i.e., after the events of TPS). This is confirmed by the fact that the Jack AI does not know that the “real” Jack is actually dead in TFTB. Clearly, the Jack AI does not know about the events of BL2. However, in TFTB, Rhys picks up a picture of Angel and the Jack AI says he wants to go “check up” on Angel. OK, so in BL:TPS, the Handsome Jack AI is created by Nakayama. I am replaying TFTB before B元 comes out and there are some issues jumping out at me as far as lore and story. I was not quite sure where to post this, but I figured that from a lore perspective, it fits here. I am doing a little thread necromancy here, so I apologize for that.