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2012-12-07, 05:57 AM | [Ignore Me] #2 | ||
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Send me a PM and we can get more information to help figure out the trouble here.
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2012-12-08, 02:03 AM | [Ignore Me] #4 | |||
The game has started playing better for me. Finally played like a good 3 hours last night and then about 2 and then 1 and a half hours today and game hasn't crashed so I hope whatever it was is fixed. Thank you Mr Cycles and all you guys for the help. |
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2012-12-07, 06:12 AM | [Ignore Me] #5 | ||
I had a similar issue on my laptop. Seems the textures are still loading and, if I try to move too soon after logging into the game, I would often crash. I am able to mitigate the problem by waiting for everything to smooth out before taking control.
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2012-12-07, 07:24 AM | [Ignore Me] #6 | |||
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Letting everything load and settle down for a few seconds seems to mitigate it though. |
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2012-12-07, 07:55 AM | [Ignore Me] #7 | |||
I investigated my home wifi/broadband setup and ran some tests on the system. Turns out that my broadband was adequate and steady, but that the wifi link between the router and my PC was erratic; very poor data speed at times, due to thick stone wall and a large heating radiator between the router and the PC. Solution - bought a pair of ethernet power line adapters. They work a treat; loading crashes not a problem and much less lag/warping around since I fitted them. |
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2012-12-07, 08:04 AM | [Ignore Me] #8 | |||
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It doesn't help that domestic microwave ovens operate on the same frequency bands as wifi.....and aren't always anything like as well shielded as you'd like to think. Plugging into the router, or using another hardware solution like you suggest, can make a huge difference. |
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