Server Error After Meditation

coldice2000
coldice2000 Posts: 145 Arc User
edited July 2011 in Support Desk
See original thread here

I also get this error a lot on my sin and my barb... rather annoying. To answer the questions that NanaMango posted, in my case at least, it -seems- only happen when I meditate and try to move out of meditation (like... I press a WASD key to get out of the meditation), but that is a habit of mine and therefore what I usually do.. so not sure if that's true lol. It happens most of the time in instances and testing it now in arch, both my sin and barb errored after a few tries. Just tried a different char on the same account as my sin, a psychic, and the same thing happened after the first try, so it does affect more than just one character. It doesn't happen absolutely all the time, but usually when I'm actually doing something important lol.

Hope you can help!
Thanks~
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  • darthpanda16
    darthpanda16 Posts: 9,471 Arc User
    edited July 2011
    IOt might be the visual effect they have when you meditate. Try experimenting with all of the in-game graphic settings under both tabs, and turn some of them down.

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