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Raven

26 juin 2016 à 9h35

Game is broken.

So I start up the game and it runs fine to the menu and I go through all the tabs and what not but as soon as I try loading up a map or join an online game it puts up the loading screen then i get a black screen with the sound looping and eventuallys it blue screens my computer and force restarts it. Please help if you can.

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Moser

26 juin 2016 à 9h37

Im having the same problem, let know if you find the answer please!

Dr Chaos MK possède Left 4 Dead 2

26 juin 2016 à 9h47

I just HAVE to rant about what just happened. This is regards to bad hit register. I went to crown kill a Witch. The game startled her as if she was shot. However. The game did NOT register ANY hit on her. This was proof when the stage / chapter ended & it showed I did 0 damage to the Witch. How did the game startle her instantly unless I ACTUALLY did hit her ? My hit did 0 damage ?! I don't think so ! What is worst , I tried for a screenshot. But it was on the loading screen & did not show properly & save. Just goes to show what measures Valve does to cover - up their ♥♥♥♥ ups. No offense . . . but . . .

Zombie Tsunami possède Left 4 Dead 2

26 juin 2016 à 10h00

Lux a écrit :
So I start up the game and it runs fine to the menu and I go through all the tabs and what not but as soon as I try loading up a map or join an online game it puts up the loading screen then i get a black screen with the sound looping and eventuallys it blue screens my computer and force restarts it. Please help if you can.

if you're getting blue screens update or roll back your video driver.
also make sure your sound driver is up to date. if you have a "store bought" computer i.e. HP, dell etc then go the manufactures website and update your drivers for your motherboard chipset, sound card etc. if your computer is a custom build then find the drivers for your components at their websites and update.