Directx12
i have the same crashes in Air RB but only in Air RB. Ive cleared the cache, Reinstalled the GPU drivers. Sometimes i get frame stutters and sometimes it just crash without any stutter. Ground RB is perfectly fine.
Try all of the tips listed in this thread and lastly contact support with necessary files if you cannot get it working through the tips in this thread.
Would it be possible for you to update the main topic post at the top with all the things to try for a fix?
That way users that come here can see the information at the start and don’t have to search the whole thread (and i don’t have to repeat myself lol x) )
For convenience here are my posts with the information (some duplicates):
Yes I tried every possible way, crashed right now too, thats why I headed up to the forum so yeah DDU and clean installs not helped my case, but in fact this only happening in air realistic battles, in ground rb the game running fine but its whatever.
Only thing in my mind is I’m using a custom 23H2 windows version which cannot be updated (its in legacy mode bc this way I dont need a password kinda like under win10), but I dont want to reinstall my whole Windows just to get the same crashes, it wasn’t a problem in any other game why would it be the problem in WT ?
I dont know what do you mean with compatibility mode, its on the default ig, I never switched between compatibility modes, but maybe I should do it, if you suggest that.
Nope, I only deleted the cache and compiledshader folder, used ddu to remove the gpu driver, install 576.88 and went from HQ Ground model textures to normal ones. Also I’m still on Win10.
For those still having issues after trying the fixes in this thread:
Please create a bug report on the issue with as many of the necessary files as possible.
Because it has worked for some users so it’s worth trying. It takes maybe 15 minutes at most to test those things and have a chance of solving it on your own compared to sending a bug-report and waiting an unknown amount of time for a possible fix that you could have solved on your own.
It’s ALWAYS worth trying the most basic things first before diving deeper into an issue. It has so many times ment that i fixed an issue i had in 5-10 minutes instead of spending hours on a deep dive into a subject for no real reason. That deep dive could still be necessary in the end but it’s always worth those few minutes at the start for a chance to avoid having to do all that hard work.