A new speedrunning glitching technique called cricket jumping catches the attention of Borderlands 4's creative director, who provides an update on whether it's something that will be patched out. Although Borderlands 4 has had a very positive launch, it hasn't been free of technical issues and other difficulties as well.
Thanks to strong critical reviews, Borderlands 4 has set a big sales milestone for Gearbox Software, selling 2.5 million copies in under two weeks' time. However, for as strong of a start as that has been, Borderlands 4 has seen its fair share of difficulties and performance problems, especially with PC players. In fact, tensions became somewhat heated between Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford and some vocal members of the community that the former encouraged unhappy players to request a refund. Still, there are plenty of players running around Borderlands 4's open world, with some even discovering an interesting movement technique.
Moving to a new location called Kairos, Borderlands 4 gives players a massive open world to explore and then arming them with new movement techniques, a grapple feature, and a vehicle to use. Some players have discovered a movement glitch which has been dubbed "Cricket Jumping", which allows...
