Borderlands 4 Update Makes Loveless Cosmetics Available With Shared Progression
The September 17 notes also address additional reported issues and point players toward 2K Support resources.

Borderlands 4 players can now use unlocked Vault Hunter Heads and Skins for Loveless the Hacker when Shared Progression is turned on. The September 17 Steam update notes also mention additional work aimed at improving stability. Loveless joined Borderlands 4 in the Version 1.10 update, alongside Story Pack 2 and Bounty Pack 5 on September 10.
Loveless arrived with Version 1.10 on September 10 alongside Story Pack 2 and Bounty Pack 5, as detailed in the update’s launch coverage. The latest change is narrower, but it addresses cosmetic access for players using the game’s shared progression system.
Borderlands 4 Update Notes for September 17
The update focuses on Loveless cosmetic availability and general stability. The official change notes are reproduced below.
- Unlocked Vault Hunter Heads and Skins are now available for Loveless the Hacker* with Shared Progression turned on
- Addressed additional reported issues for better stability
*Story Pack 2 DLC has two parts: new story content in FL4K and the Last Resort, and a playable Vault Hunter with Loveless the Hacker. Included in the Borderlands 4 Super Deluxe Edition, Vault Hunter Pack, and available for separate purchase. Base game required.
Players who run into problems can contact 2K Support, review the PC Troubleshooting Guide, check the known issues, or browse the available Support threads.
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