A Borderlands 3 hot fix that went live a day ago has patched out the loot cave that players had been exploiting since the game?s release. Gearbox has said that it wants to keep the loot grind experience ?fresh? and wants to ?spread some of the glory of loot explosions to the other areas and other enemies to hunt.?
In a post on its official forum, the developer promised to continue releasing ?micropatches? in between Borderlands 3?s major updates ? the first of which will go live next week. This will be done with the aim of tuning the game quickly rather than making players wait for updates, and rolling out incremental improvements.

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