
In WindowsNoEditor, open the file titled GameUserSettings.

On a Windows PC, go to Documents > My Games > Borderlands 3 > Saved > Config > WindowsNoEditor Gamerant previously shared steps for how to revert back to DX11 from DX12: So, as you’d expect, people have responded by saying that a way to fix it is by reverting back to DX11. This has made the whacky, colourful and buoyant first-person shooter impossible to play, and people on Reddit have shared that the issue first occurred after switching to DX12.


Some people have said that the Claptrap loading screen only appears once and takes roughly 15-20 minutes to complete, but there are also some who have insisted that it’s taking much longer and keeps appearing when trying to launch the game.
