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You could try moving your steam install location to a non program folder (so like normally it's in C:\Program Files (x86)) , sometimes those folders prevent games from working correctly because they don't grant them the right permissions to alter files. https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/4BD4-4528-6B2E-8327 I would suggest looking at a guide and if you do move it , put it in a custom folder like making your own C:\Games\ folder (or whatever name) don't use my documents since that is also protected.
They have crashed once in our 30 hours of playing together, compared to my like 100 times.
Any ideas why?
4080s
i9-1400k
64GB DDR5-6000MHz RAM
rendering @ 4k resolution
Psyx set to Low, everything else at max. Tried messing around with multiple settings and it will always result in a crash sooner or later. Sometimes I get like 5 crashed in 5 minutes. It's so bad. Uninstalling did nothing, verifying did nothing. Hours of googling did nothing.
Im going to blame my RAM or CPU and cannot find a definitive issue to fix. We finally just managed to run through the base game and moved on to the separate Tiny Tina DLC that's not included in the base game and it's STILL crashing with the same problems.
Every crash seems to be completely random. Mid-load, mid-fight, walking, running, shooting standing still, tabbed out.
I'm at a loss.
That might help figure it out , for now I would suggest turning physx down to low before you try loading a character, you can access the options menu from the game launcher if it crashes before you can change options.
Physx in this game is borked and even modern PC's can have crashes because of it , even if it works it can cause items to clip thru the ground and be lost and it really adds nothing to the game.
I've also had magnys lighthouse crash a few times randomly but if you are crashing consistently then it's probably something else.
Borderlands 2 has a lot of problems on modern system , you could try running it with DXVK , https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3127434981 this guide tells you how to set up DXVK and has a few other fixes , they might be outdated though so read them before trying them to see if they apply to your situation.
I would suggest starting with DXVK and see if that fixes it outright , I personally also use the INI tweak WillowEngineMaterials.RyanScenePostProcess but that is not so much for fixing problems , more because I prefer how it looks in game.
It could be the Bifrost file which is a normal file but there is also a malware with the same name so your antivirus can sometimes block this file.
You could try pausing your antivirus and then let steam verify your borderlands 2 files and see if it works or you could try moving the game files to a non-system folder outside of Programs X86 this video shows how to move the game if you want to try that https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLMT2EWWd40