Wild Hearts Crashing when loading into Minato (Chapter 4 and beyond)
Every time I've tried to log in now for the past couple of days to continue the story because I do enjoy this game I get hit with an un-identifiable crash for the game because no error code pops up in the EA app. I was playing the game problem free until 2 days ago when this first started but its persisted through a fresh reinstall of the game which is kind of baffling to me. Its the moment I load into Minato the game just locks up and immediately crashes, no error code to fall back on or anything, just a dead process and no feasible way out of it. When I made a backup of my save data and did a little save reset by loading into a new save that works and is playable but the moment I try to load my original save it crashes immediately. I don't want to start over for the third time.
Network connection error 1073807360
I still have this error 1073807360 Cant play online All fixes applied EA please identify from the devs what this error means exactly and help me find a fix. It has been months now and it is really dissappointing to log on everytime and see this error message. Thank you
Wild Hearts crahses on PS5
A couple months ago I completed the game on Xbox Cloud gaming. And I wanted to play on the PS5 with a new account. So I bought the game and started a new file, but I've got stuck on the mision to hunt the Kingtusk before going to Minato. In the middle of the hunt the game just freeze for a couple seconds and then crashes out, after many attempts I finally hunt it down, went to Minato and after the cinematic I dicided to go hunt more Kemonos, but now I'm having the same problem with the Fumebeak and all the others on the Natsukodachi Island. I don't know what to do I tried everything restoring the licenses, clearing the PS5 cache, restoring the PS5 storage, uninstalling and installing the game, log out and in of the PS, I even tried everything together and still crashes. I could really use some help. I also made a post on the Wild Hearts Reddit.
