Borderlands 4 is already in trouble. Reports show the game struggling to hit stable performance even on RTX 4080 setups, with FPS dropping as low as 30 on medium settings. And now, Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford is telling fans to “set realistic expectations” about the game’s performance.But here’s the real issue: this isn’t just about Borderlands 4. This is part of a much bigger AAA gaming problem—broken launches, day one patches that don’t fix the core issues, and developers asking players to accept subpar performance for $70 games.In this video, I break down:Why Borderlands 4’s optimization is already a disasterRandy Pitchford’s comments and why fans feel gaslitThe Unreal Engine 5 performance problem across PC gamingWhy these launches keep happening—and what it means for gamersAre you still picking up Borderlands 4 on day one, or are you waiting for Gearbox to fix it? Drop your thoughts in the comments below.If you enjoy honest gaming commentary, subscribe for more coverage of Borderlands 4, Switch 2 leaks, and all the biggest controversies in gaming.#Borderlands4 #Gearbox #RandyPitchford #GamingNews #PCGaming

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