Borderlands 3 (Windows)

Borderlands 3
Developer: Gearbox Software Publisher: 2K Games Platform: Windows Released internationally: September 13, 2019 This game has unused models. This game has revisional differences.

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

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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 slighly 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

Game	Code Name
Borderlands 3	Oak
Content	Code Name
Moxxi's Heist of the Handsome Jackpot (DLC 1)	Dandelion
Guns, Love and Tentacles (DLC 2)	Hibiscus
Bounty of Blood (DLC 3)	Geranium
Psycho Krieg and the Fantastic Fustercluck (DLC 4)	Alisma

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]