Suddenly experiencing crashing issues.

Kayah - Raging Tide

I have never before had a problem with this game yet suddenly today I have had numerous crashes to desktop. First it freezes up for a few seconds, then a flash of black screen then just exits out to desktop.

This is proving very frustrating for me, and any squad I happen to be in considering it just exited to desktop right when I was needed, probably caused a squad wipe due to this crashing >.< I don't want to end up with people thinking I'm abandoning things mid way through... Sorry to anyone I was squadded with if you come across this!


Anyway, I'm at a loss as to what's going on. This is a new pc, about two months old, very high spec so that's not an issue. I even tried lowing everything to the minimal in game settings to see if that would prevent the problem.

I have also checked the temperature to check the cards aren't overheating or anything simular. Checked virtual memory as it's running, no problems appear there either...

I haven't noticed a pattern in the crashing either. Time playing doesn't show a pattern either. Early it was running for an hour and a half or so before it crashed, just now was about fifteen mins.


Does anyone have any suggestions about what could be wrong? Is it worth uninstalling and reinstalling to see if that resolves the issue?


Once again sorry to anyone I was in a squad with you come across this. Didn't mean to leave you stranded...


EDIT : Just an after thought on something I should have added. I have had no problems with any other game, have been happily able to stream and watch television on my computer with no problems. This is the only thing I'm experiencing problems with.

darthpanda16

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