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Sir.GratusFlavius Dec 17, 2024 @ 6:42pm
space crash
after 16 hours of play no issues but 2 times in space i crashed, no error code, just straight to desktop, anyone else have this issue
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Originally posted by D☮NIZG0N3:
Yes except its always random crashes regardless of location for me.. funny thing is play other DX12 games from these clowns no problems..

You'll be asked to remove your USB Devices, un-plug extra monitors turn off back ground processes blah blah blah only a few games i have crashing issues with & guess who the main Developer is you guessed it Ubisoft!

I've put it down to ♥♥♥♥ dev's presumably using AI to cut corners so when problems arise they have no clue how to fix them... Welcome to the 21st century just accept your money has been taken & these guys really don't give a crap about the 10% of people having issues,

Tried all versions of windows 10 + 11 on all service packs, Tried rolling back drivers to the stone age... nothing worked

Its nothing to do with hardware & 100% dev unable to find a resolution

FYI Ubisoft muppet can't disconnect all USB Devices as some of us have hardware that rely on the usb support like water coolers, RGB Controllers, LCD Screens etc so get it together
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Sir.GratusFlavius Dec 18, 2024 @ 12:39am 
i've come to the conclusion that these crashes were random bugs, due to the fact that they took place way outside space combat, and i have not run into them anymore...perhaps i was too close to the edge of the space map?
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Ubi-Vinci  [developer] Dec 18, 2024 @ 2:03am 
Hey Sir.GratusFlavius

Thank you for sharing this and sorry to hear it Star Wars Outlaws crashed on your PC.

I hope it will not keep happening to you. If it does, please share with us the full specs of your PC.
CPU:
GPU:
RAM:
Storage type (NVME, SSD, HDD):
Windows version:
(type WinVer in the Start menu and press Enter to check your Windows version and build)

Do you have any additional USB accessories plugged in?
Do you have more than one monitor?
Is the Ubisoft Connect and the game installed on the system C drive?

Please include the GPU driver version and date and the game's installation path.
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D☮NIZG0N3 Dec 18, 2024 @ 2:21pm 
Yes except its always random crashes regardless of location for me.. funny thing is play other DX12 games from these clowns no problems..

You'll be asked to remove your USB Devices, un-plug extra monitors turn off back ground processes blah blah blah only a few games i have crashing issues with & guess who the main Developer is you guessed it Ubisoft!

I've put it down to ♥♥♥♥ dev's presumably using AI to cut corners so when problems arise they have no clue how to fix them... Welcome to the 21st century just accept your money has been taken & these guys really don't give a crap about the 10% of people having issues,

Tried all versions of windows 10 + 11 on all service packs, Tried rolling back drivers to the stone age... nothing worked

Its nothing to do with hardware & 100% dev unable to find a resolution

FYI Ubisoft muppet can't disconnect all USB Devices as some of us have hardware that rely on the usb support like water coolers, RGB Controllers, LCD Screens etc so get it together
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Ubi-Vinci  [developer] Dec 19, 2024 @ 2:06am 
Hey D☮NIZG0N3

Sorry to hear it that nothing of the above troubleshooting steps helps you.

In this case, please generate diagnostic files from your PCs and attach them to a support ticket for analysis:
Generating DxDiag and MsInfo system reports[www.ubisoft.com]
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