Just curious, does anyone else suffer from this constantly? I have it happen multiple times per session, sometimes when changing toons, sometimes, with no warning - BAM - no game just the desktop. Then I get the usual useless 'CrypticError' what were you doing when our game failed? I never have this issue with other MMO's I play onlie so I strongly suspect Cryptic's hardware or server connection glitches and cuts me off.
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I would shoot for Video related issues. If Windows, check the Event Viewer under Administrative tools.
None in the 4 months before that. All in demonic HE's (IWP, DR, WoD) that were above 50% - and had more than 9 players.
Craptic Error tool started every time. No issues on the verify.
Not necessarily the newest drivers.
ETA no, 2011. I bought it to run Oblivion, which I started a year before Skyrim.
Any given year AMD will release 5-10 Radeon Graphics Cards. We don't know if you bought the 2011 Ford Taurus with 3 wheels (some Graphics Cards are outright bad and not worth comparing to a functioning car) or the 2011 Ford Mustang GT.
Press Windows Key + r to bring up the run box. Type in devmgmt.msc
Look for Display Adapters. Press > and you'll see Radeon Somethingortheother.
Crashing to Desktop is not a server issue (you are not alone to assume such) as clients don't normally crash if you lose connection to the server; you get sent to the login page of the client. There are a plethora of reasons it could happen though mainly due to any Windows Developer's biggest frustration: the plethora of hardware configurations.
Two simple things to try:
1) Update Drivers
2) Switch the game back to DX9 (while that option lasts)
3) Drastically reduce the game settings and gradually increase features until you start seeing crashes again.
Unfortunately these things tend to be hard to diagnose both for players and devs.
It can be easily tied to the NW.70.20161025 update branch. Well of Dragons and also the Spider HE in the Stronghold are frequent crashes. I had more over the weekend simply because with the Underdark event running I spent more time in the WoD than usual. But the Spider HE frequently crashes since a few weeks. Also very limited occurrences in the Shores of Tuern.
Not going to run further tests, that's the job of QA. Have fun with this
https://gyazo.com/1e97e6c0fc5c6bd892793cd32cace89e
i ve tried many diffrent settings, ofc the drivers are up to date, ofc the ports are open as in the forum suggested and so on.. i have to add i never had such trbls in NW as like the last 3 or 4 weeks while i play NW for some time by now ..
btw those are my specs and as the speed test i ve done while playn NW
https://gyazo.com/d3f2e11c3d17569eb62e44a14a00314b
https://gyazo.com/6edfb626ecf408bc2815e8d262161139
Compatibility issues are computer issues. The code in this case is likely incompatible with certain hardware some/all of you share.
Think of it this way: when you tell a mechanic a car is not acting the way it should the first thing they do is ask is for the make, model and year of your car. Saying "the car I have should work fine" does not help them diagnose the problem in any way and they are going to repeat "what make model and year is the car?"
Before they can diagnose anything they are going to need to know the make, model and year and likely to take it for a test drive.
Telling a software developer that your computer handles everything else without any problem, that the computer is above specs or anything other than the computer specs is not advancing the conversation.
The devs obviously will not show up at your house and take your computer to "test drive" it but when people who experience a problem report the computer specs they can look for similarities and determine the actual hardware which conflicts with the code and thus work to resolve the issue.
Without supplying computer specs you are actually asking for a mechanic to fix your car blindfolded.
Also it seems to come and go. I just did a Dragon Run in WoD. Instance maxed to capacity and everyone (or near as) was doing it. But I did crash at all. The hour before we were at 2/3 capacity and were weren't that many at the dragons. Crashed at second dragon.
So it's not just the number of people present/stuff going off at once that's mucking things up.
Many thanks in advance
Romani eunt domus.
Again, it hasn't crashed on me for just over a week so maybe they fixed something? I have a friend however who still crashes daily.
Mine comes and goes. Like one update I'm fine, next I start crashing like crazy and it'll continue for 2-3 weeks before it gets "fixed" for a while.
As noted, it's likely some sort of compatibility issue somewhere in the code. But with the numbers of different hardware we all use, without specifics from us there isn't much they can do. So I'll encourage you to post the specs of your computer as well as those of your friend's if you can get them.
I can say one thing. Using DX11 makes things infinitely worse for me crashing wise, which sucks as alternatives soon will not be existing.
So if you won't help by providing that, the yeah I won't be holding my breath.
The source might lie elsewhere, but those are the obvious places to start with.
Windows 7 Professional 64 bit
Intel Core i7-3630QM @2.40Ghz
12gb RAM
Nvidia GeForce GT 750M
I was running the game on DX9 (never changed it back after they fixed that bug from ages ago, but I just switched to DX11 to stop that stupid pop up in the launcher.
The one thing I've noticed is that of the limited specs here, including mine, 2 of them are GT 750s, and one is a 760, which is probably pretty similar.
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