Hi, i don't understand since i started the dlc I'm face with multiple crash when a save is loaded. I did not encountered any crash so far since the start of the game, but now i started "dogs eat dogs" or whatever, it crashes more or less every time i die and load a save file (i did not changes any graph settings no mods) it run normally but in the case of dying and loading i have 80% chances of crashing anyone have a guess on the problem ? is that common ?
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Did you try verify/repair?
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So you never ever used any mods during your playthrough ?
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So you never ever used any mods during your playthrough ?
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None, at any point it's the first time i play this game i waited for the stability since the bad start, In the base game i did not crash except the vehicle summon bug (like the horse on W3) no bug so far in 40+ h but since i started phantom liberty it started to crash so it's not a corruption of files or else guess it's more a bug linked to the dlc but i'm not a game dev so dunno (i tried to disable the multi platorm saving as i saw on steam)
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Well, corruption can happen anytime you update a game, so I wouldn’t rule that out.
Also, crashes can be gpu driver related. Sometimes older gpu drivers are more stable (in other cases newer can be more stable).
Overclocking can also cause crashes.
Aside from that, the phantom liberty dlc has higher hardware requirements, but I don’t know what your specs are.
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Also, crashes can be gpu driver related. Sometimes older gpu drivers are more stable (in other cases newer can be more stable).
Overclocking can also cause crashes.
Aside from that, the phantom liberty dlc has higher hardware requirements, but I don’t know what your specs are.
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Ryzen 5 5600 6cores
16go ram
7600 8vram
i dunno man if i check my fr it's stable i double checked on my AMD game assistant if it's constant and it is like just an average drop by 5frames it's not overclocked but i'll check some stuff before crying to thé support the thing i don't understand with game like it run mh wilds perfectly or other recent games and older games get problems any way thanks for the answers that's cool man. Take care
16go ram
7600 8vram
i dunno man if i check my fr it's stable i double checked on my AMD game assistant if it's constant and it is like just an average drop by 5frames it's not overclocked but i'll check some stuff before crying to thé support the thing i don't understand with game like it run mh wilds perfectly or other recent games and older games get problems any way thanks for the answers that's cool man. Take care
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Have you tries opening the games settings through steam and clicking "Verify games integrity" ?
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Hi, @nainphoman . That shouldn't be common with AMD CPU and GPU. Both CPU and GPU issues have been plaguing people for NVIDIA and Intel. Accelerated silicon degradation and the cursed 12VHPWR connector. If you are with AMD through and through, however, you shouldn't be suffering from either of those.
To give you a couple of real examples on my end. I've myself started getting shutdowns, which was due to the PSU having had a row of shorts in the past. Also, misconfigured RAM was giving similar result on complex scenes. I.e., I touch a wall with the car and BOOM, the game's gone. But those situations are very specific. Don't go straight off to checking those two on your side.
The issue could be something with the software or hardware. If you are tech savvy, maybe you can try to check if everything is still well connected in your PC. Otherwise, it might work to get a tech savvy friend (they most likely built their own PCs, and are tinkering regularly with them, don't accept anything less). Without knowing what you do in there, you (or someone else) will easily do more damage than good. Get! Help! As you otherwise could lose most of the PC due to a small mistake such as not disconnecting power first, or touching something you shouldn't. In the worst case, a fire might start and the whole home might burn down.
If you aren't tech savvy, I say exhaust first all possibilities in conversation with the customer service from CDPR. They can at least make sure to check all the logs (maybe point you, too, where to look for the logs), to see if it is the game problem or not. Software usually tells why it crashed and it's recorded somewhere. If nothing works, maybe take the PC to a service and explain the symptoms? Or get the service come to you.
To give you a couple of real examples on my end. I've myself started getting shutdowns, which was due to the PSU having had a row of shorts in the past. Also, misconfigured RAM was giving similar result on complex scenes. I.e., I touch a wall with the car and BOOM, the game's gone. But those situations are very specific. Don't go straight off to checking those two on your side.
The issue could be something with the software or hardware. If you are tech savvy, maybe you can try to check if everything is still well connected in your PC. Otherwise, it might work to get a tech savvy friend (they most likely built their own PCs, and are tinkering regularly with them, don't accept anything less). Without knowing what you do in there, you (or someone else) will easily do more damage than good. Get! Help! As you otherwise could lose most of the PC due to a small mistake such as not disconnecting power first, or touching something you shouldn't. In the worst case, a fire might start and the whole home might burn down.
If you aren't tech savvy, I say exhaust first all possibilities in conversation with the customer service from CDPR. They can at least make sure to check all the logs (maybe point you, too, where to look for the logs), to see if it is the game problem or not. Software usually tells why it crashed and it's recorded somewhere. If nothing works, maybe take the PC to a service and explain the symptoms? Or get the service come to you.
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