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So there is an exploit in Borderlands the Pre-Sequel and I was wondering if it was now patched but I am unable to verify it myself.

Would I be able to ask if anyone can verify that its patched on Gaming SE?

Here is a YouTube video that shows the exploit:

Note: I'm not asking for it to be answered here I'm just providing background for the real site.

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  • I would assume you can. I've seen a couple Fallout 4 questions asking about things being fixed since the latest patch and those haven't been downvoted/flagged.
    – Broots Waymb
    Feb 18 '16 at 21:39
  • @DangerZone sweet, thanks for the reply.
    – Daedric
    Feb 18 '16 at 22:07
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    I have no opinion either way, but with regards to your first comment: your question had only been up for one hour before you posted that. Even on the main site an hour is not a long time, and on meta it's entirely possible only one or two people had even read the question yet. Patience is required.
    – Chris Hayes
    Feb 19 '16 at 0:31
  • @ChrisHayes if its fine then its fine, no need to wait around. I need answers! Besides this site is extremely lacking in traffic, I'll be luck to get 50 views but the end of the day.
    – Daedric
    Feb 19 '16 at 8:00
  • Sure, traffic isn't as heavy as say StackOverflow, but you also need to keep in mind that "Has X been patched" questions don't tend to be the most popular or widely viewed. Interesting questions about popular games definitely get attention. Even then, patience is still required as @ChrisHayes said. This goes with all SE sites.
    – Broots Waymb
    Feb 19 '16 at 15:56
  • @DangerZone Its no problem, I just wanted to be sure, the responses seemed positive so I went ahead, I don't mind if I don't get a response, just as long as I don't get downvotes. :D
    – Daedric
    Feb 19 '16 at 21:21
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Sure you can. Asking whether something works in the current version of a game is definitely on-topic.

This would, however, only apply to questions about whether something has been patched. Questions about whether something will be patched (speculation) or why something has/hasn't been patched (developer intent) are still off-topic.

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  • Unless of course it has been announced (officially) that it's going to be patched at x date.
    – Oak
    Feb 19 '16 at 16:06
  • @Oak In which case you wouldn't need to ask, since you'd already know.
    – Unfair-Ban
    Feb 19 '16 at 16:55

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