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Thankfully I saved right before going into the dungeon.
I wouldn't recommend anyone doing this quest since there seems to be a lot of bugs involved.
I had the door you need to push the red button to open perma-close for me the first time I ran through the dungeon.
It's a side quest so I recommend everyone to skip it entirely.
When the game crashes to the desktop, you do a restart, load the game and go towards the stairs. The game crashed about 5/6 times (for me). But today, it just crashed without error. I took a screen shot, alt tab and went back to the game. Continued with no problems.
So, something weird is at play here. What game version, Steam or Xbox Game Pass, do you use?
I have a Steam version and I was able to complete the quest A light in the end of the Tunnel without any issues. The only jump scare was when I descended the stairs (many call them stairs of Doom) and the game froze/stuttered for good 4 or 5 seconds. However, other than this one issue I could than run to Sidorovich and complete the quest without any problems.
Same thing is reported for a quest in Zaton/Swamp from Sultan. You need to bring him a brief case and apparently the game can lock you into infinite dialogue without your ability to quit it. If you force-close the game, the quest breaks and you are stuck with permanent quest item in your inventory that weights 5kg. Again, I completed the quest without any issues at all.
I'm not saying this is not happening, I'm just wondering what is triggering this soft-locks and why only some people are impacted.
No crash, no error. Need to manually force the game shut from task manager.
There seems to be ways to complete the quest without corrupting your save, but I don't know what triggers it. I went through it two times. The first one corrupted my save afterwards. I loaded a previous one, did the quest again, and this time, everything worked out.
Maybe it is related to picking up a specific item? The only thing I remember doing differently is killing the Poltergeist before picking up the quest item.
I didn't have the option to pick up the amplifyer until I killed the mutant.
Ah, that worked for me too. I've had few of these freezes in the game, but not that long before. And saves didn't corrupted either, so dodged a bullet there.
I'm on Win 11, though.
Yeah, same for me.
You can shoot it and then pick it up.
i dont know if it helps but that indicates it is trying to access an invalid memory address which could point to corrupt software, i would try verifying the game files
Worked for me too, so far it works
About the burer - I accidentally outricked the game. I've notice it's hole going back from the outpost, notice the mutant - "f*** no" and went back to the village.
It followed me there and got lit up by all the stalkers in town lol
I have been running the game shockingly flawlessly, not a single crash in 30 hours.
I made my backup saves before touching the emitter.
So when I shot the emitter to break it, I picked it up and the game auto saved, I tried to load that auto save and I got my first crash "EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION reading address 0x0000000000000000"
I reloaded my safe files and went and killed the poltergeist to deactivate the emitter instead of breaking it, the game once again did an auto save after picking it up, but this time I can load the save fine.
Is it possible that it's specifically the "Broken" Emitter item that's corrupting saves? if anyone has save files that havn't completed this quest yet it would be good to test out this theory.
I'll keep my backup save for now and do a load more reloads after handing it in and completing the quest to make sure it's actually safe to do so.