Game Crashes - Your Personal Experiences.
Whenever my game crashes I use the Crash Log Analyzer to see what (most likely) the issue was, and 9/10 times it was a 'ran out of memory' issue. That answer can be caused by many things though, in my...
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My game has crashed three times in three years, at least on my main gaming setup and when I'm not testing something. (There have been a LOT of crashes when I'm testing something.) The first crash was when I tried to save as a meteor was on its way—I was fine with some chaos but not a lot, so I wanted to hedge my bets.
The second crash was when I'd built a new house and spent a lot of time recoloring floors and wallpapers as well as messing with the general layout. I probably should have quit when I was done, but I didn't feel like it; I did however save my build progress, so not much harm done.
The third crash was when I switched rapidly between map and street views. I'd pressed the wrong UI button and tried to undo it, and the game was unhappy. But that's unusual too: I've done that before without any negative consequences.
@Pary If you click crtl-alt-delete and select Sign Out, you should be booted to the Windows sign-in screen, no need to force-restart.
The second crash was when I'd built a new house and spent a lot of time recoloring floors and wallpapers as well as messing with the general layout. I probably should have quit when I was done, but I didn't feel like it; I did however save my build progress, so not much harm done.
The third crash was when I switched rapidly between map and street views. I'd pressed the wrong UI button and tried to undo it, and the game was unhappy. But that's unusual too: I've done that before without any negative consequences.
"Pary;c-18139953" wrote:
There are odd occasions that even task manager wont fix it, because I can't even tab out of the game, I have to reset the PC. Thankfully those kinds of episodes are very far and few between ?
@Pary If you click crtl-alt-delete and select Sign Out, you should be booted to the Windows sign-in screen, no need to force-restart.
