Borderlands Patches and DLC De-Authorization Tool Released

Gearbox Software has released a v1.1 patch for the PC version of Borderlands, a de-authorization tool that will make The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned’s five-installation limit a little more bearable, and a new update for the game’s Xbox 360 version. The v1.1 patch simply adds support for the first batch of DLC, but the 360 update has a set of patch notes:

– Characters that have lost skill points will have them returned the next time they are loaded
– Most instances involving character data loss when playing online should no longer occur
– Item cards now display the intended five lines of text
– Achievements should now unlock properly. Players should automatically receive achievements that did not unlock correctly
– Fixed a progression issue in the Find Steele mission – characters affected by this issue should now be able to continue progressing
– Some issues involving external data manipulation of the backpack and character level have been addressed
– The auto-aim option should now fully disable auto-aim properly
– Fixed a bug that kept challenges and achievements from unlocking for the rest of a session after visiting arenas
– Fixed some formatting issues with the server list screen.
– Fixed an issue causing servers to report the incorrect plot mission.
– Proficiency progress to the next level should no longer be lost when leaving a multiplayer game as a client
– Lilith’s “Silent Resolve” skill now works as intended
– Fixed a bug that allowed Mordecai to spawn multiple Bloodwings
– Mordecai’s “Loaded” skill now increases mag capacity by 20%
– Roland’s “Scattershot” skill has had its spread adjustment corrected, and damage now increases at +5 per level