Hunts are causing client crashes.

[Mortechai]

Hunts are causing client crashes for myself and many others due to masses of people teleporting around constantly. I would wager that this is causing heretofore unseen levels of server stress and load. SE should pull the content until sweeping fixes and changes are made.

[Moriix]

Its the same as bahmut and odin fates some people crash others like me cant see the mobs , SE wont *Pull* it but hopefully they try to fix fast for a change .

[RayneBoemir]

I have never crashed and I am playing on a ps4 aren't you exaggerating much. The most issues I have is animation delays which sometimes causes me to die because my defensive cooldowns not going off in time and sound skips.

[Tchoc]

At least theoretically, on a console you would have fewer crashes than a PC user using an average rig. This is just because a console handles programs differently than a PC does and the console version of the game is designed to the exact unchanging specifications of that console.

Basically, what I'm saying is that your PS4 experience has no bearing on the PC experience which does still include quite a bit of crashing. Really, a lot of crashing. I've got a pretty juiced up machine and I still get the odd crash during peak hours when I teleport into Mor Dhona for instance. I haven't personally experienced a Hunts crash because I don't actively participate in hunts, but I can see it. I certainly have crashed during Odin once or twice.

[Ninix]

Here's a better idea.

Upgrade your toaster.

[Krr]

Here's a better idea.

Upgrade your toaster.

Anything that meets the (fairly middling at best) advertised recommended requirements to operate the client should operate the client with minimal flaws. Anything that causes the client to behave otherwise, especially in the vein of causing crashes, is a program design error and should be rectified.

But you're right, people should just spend money they don't have on luxuries so gamesoft companies don't have to create working products.

[Ninix]

Anything that meets the (fairly middling at best) advertised recommended requirements to operate the client should operate the client with minimal flaws. Anything that causes the client to behave otherwise, especially in the vein of causing crashes, is a program design error and should be rectified.

But you're right, people should just spend money they don't have on luxuries so gamesoft companies don't have to create working products.

I was doing hunts a few days ago on a laptop with a really shitty 7690M, which is below the recommendation of an HD 4770. Aside from really bad framerates I had no issues with stability.

Upgrade your toaster or do a better job of maintaining your PC.

[Alukah]

I was doing hunts a few days ago on a laptop with a really shitty 7690M, which is below the recommendation of an HD 4770. Aside from really bad framerates I had no issues with stability.

Upgrade your toaster or do a better job of maintaining your PC.

Right, if I'm not having issues no one else should. I'm the only player that matters in this game. It's all me, me, me, I, me.

[Ninix]

Right, if I'm not having issues no one else should. I'm the only player that matters in this game. It's all me, me, me, I, me.

Prior to claiming that there is an issue with the software, which is unlikely when most people don't seem to have issues with it, and stating that "the content should be pulled", perhaps you should consider that maybe there is something wrong with your setup. Nobody in my hunt linkshell has complained about these issues, and it does not seem to be a widespread issue on the forums or places like rebbit.

[PArcher]

PS4 master race huh?

No crashes and I don't even lose S-ranks all that much.

Anything that meets the (fairly middling at best) advertised recommended requirements to operate the client should operate the client with minimal flaws.

Yes...recommended specs stay the same with every patch, especially after 3 major patches and many smaller ones almost a year out. Nothing ever goes wrong with patches or added content. Nope, never.

And even at launch, games playing on a recommended specs PC can still have hiccups due to one part being "wrong" despite everything meeting reqs, or even one "wrong" driver. Recommended is a starting point, not an end point. If you want a game to run well or better, you have to get your PC to work for the game; this is a pretty big reason why consoles work so well, all the specs are the same so games can be optimized properly. PCs are usually a hodgepodge of parts from many places and so optimization is incredibly difficult overall.