Tricks Affect Free Cam Bug
Player tricks affect the movement and behavior of the free cam in the video editor. I have noticed it most prevalently with pushing but flip tricks, getting air, and handplants definitely also have an affect. The specific affect it has is that it usually tilts or wobbles a bit during the action when proceeding to the next keyframe. This makes many deliberate camera behaviors impossible. Free cam should not be affected by anything other deliberate player intent as its name suggests. So many little bugs in video editor really add up to having one unfun and rough experience every single time it's used, especially since we MUST edit clips in the same game session as landing the trick/line and can't save it for another time. EA pls fix, ty.Keyframe Drift Bug
After setting a keyframe, going back to it either by using the D-pad or by scrubbing the timeline will cause it to move slightly. If any change is made to the settings of this keyframe, (such as adding tilt, changing FOV, etc.) this movement drift will be saved without consent and will continue to do so for each time it is done, drifting the camera farther and farther from its intended position. I don't think I have to express how disastrous this bug is when compounded by all the other bugs prevalent in the video editor, as well as it's baked-in janky nature. These days I dread doing something cool in the game, forcing me to interact with the janky, bug-filled mess that is the video editor. EA, pls fix.
PC – Black screen on launch DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG (NVIDIA drivers)
Platform: PC (Steam) GPU: NVIDIA RTX series Driver: NVIDIA Game Ready 591.59 OS: Windows 11 Game version: Early Access Description: When launching skate on PC, the game often starts with a black screen for around 2 to 3 minutes and then crashes to desktop with DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG. The issue is inconsistent. Sometimes the game launches correctly, other times it crashes even after restarting the PC. Disabling Steam Overlay and NVIDIA Overlay and forcing DX11 and windowed startup helps slightly but does not fully fix the problem. Once the game successfully reaches the main menu, it runs fine and is stable during gameplay. This appears to be a compatibility issue between the current Early Access build and recent NVIDIA drivers. Steps to reproduce: 1 Launch skate on PC via Steam 2 Black screen appears during startup 3 After a few minutes the game crashes with DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG 4 Issue occurs randomly
Biker Shorts
After this latest update with the 2026 new years stuff the biker shorts (pink/pink and green) are clipping real bad under the thigh when squating/holding for a trick. Wasn’t like that early today when we all played. Clothes being the main part of this game (to which I really enjoy) I hope this gets fixed because this is some of the nice pants in the game. Thanks!Hard soft-lock / no plater control / PC
Hi EA Support, I just installed the game and was excited to play but ran into a huge bug. When loading into the game, the game forces the "go to map prompt and immediately glitches my character in and out of the map. I have 0 control and cannot access the map, friends list, or settings. Restarting, re-installing and verifying files does not fix it. This happens everyime I load in. Can someone please reset my player/session rate. My username on steam is takesumrisks thank you!
PC Crash to Desktop During Online Party Challenge Replay
This report describes a consistent crash to desktop occurring in skate.exe on PC when playing in an online party with players located outside Australia. The issue does not occur in solo play or when playing locally and has not been observed in any other games or software on this system, indicating the problem appears specific to skate.exe. The crash most frequently occurs immediately after completing a challenge during online party play. Once the challenge ends and the replay begins, the game may stutter briefly, then freeze, and finally close to desktop without displaying any in-game error message. The crash appears to be more likely when the party includes overseas players, suggesting a relationship to network latency or cross-region synchronisation during replay playback. Windows Event Viewer consistently logs the crash as a DirectX-related GPU device reset. The faulting application is skate.exe, while the faulting module is KERNELBASE.dll, which is a Windows system library that surfaces application-level failures rather than being the root cause. The recorded exception code is 0x887A0007, which corresponds to a DXGI device reset event. This indicates that Windows reset the graphics device while the game was running, likely due to a rendering or timing failure rather than a hardware fault. The full Event Viewer crash log is as follows: Faulting application name: skate.exe, version 1.0.0.0, time stamp 0x69372601. Faulting module name: KERNELBASE.dll, version 10.0.26100.7462, time stamp 0xe9f9d656. Exception code: 0x887a0007. Fault offset: 0x00000000000c782a. Faulting process id: 0x1C58. Faulting application start time: 0x1DC72368C51255D. Faulting application path: D:\EA\Skate\skate.exe. Faulting module path: C:\WINDOWS\System32\KERNELBASE.dll. Report ID: 8bce4d33-3aad-4f23-b45c-9696595a7954. Based on the circumstances of the crash, it appears likely that the replay system is encountering a rendering or synchronisation issue when handling replay playback in a networked party environment with higher latency players. The stutter observed before the crash suggests a stall in the render or GPU command queue, potentially triggering Windows Timeout Detection and Recovery, which results in the GPU device reset and immediate termination of the application. This issue is fully reproducible under the described conditions and does not appear to be caused by unstable hardware, driver corruption, overheating, or operating system instability. The system remains stable in all other applications and games. The crash only occurs in skate.exe and only under specific online replay conditions, indicating a likely software or engine-level issue related to online replay rendering or cross-region synchronisation.
