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Glowecestre Crash Issue
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Recently picked up the game digitally on Xbox Series X and my issue is that while exploring the map any time I get within about 200 metres of Glowecestre the game freezes and then crashes.
At the moment I can avoid going there as I've only just made an alliance in East Anglia but I like clearing the map of fast travels and collect items which I can't do in this area now.
It also worries me that I might get blocked from completing the game if I can't fix the issue.
A little more information:- Playing digital version on Xbox Series X
- Have fully quit the game/I'm not starting it from quick resume
- Have tried power cycling the console
- I've not yet started any main quest to do with the glowecestrecire area
- Very consistent crash every time I get within about 200 metres of the fast travel located in Glowecestre
Cheers for any help or advice -
@ospoiicraig Hello there! Thanks for reaching out with this crashing issue. It sounds quite troublesome, especially given that you're able to consistently reproduce it.
I'd like to have you complete the troubleshooting steps found here, and let me know if things persist afterwards. These should help improve your console's performance.Official Response -
@ubi-wan I had already done most of that before and it hadn't helped, however I've progressed further into the story and made another alliance in Oxenefordscire. After making the alliance and completing the arc I went back to Glowecestre and it hasn't crashed for now so i'm not sure what was the cause of the crashes or if it'll happen again but for now if gotten into the town and gotten the fast travel so it seems to be resolved.
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@ospoiicraig Thank you for getting back to us about this, we are glad to hear that it is has not crashed again since going back to Glowecestre. If it does happen again, please let us know so we may investigate further.
Thanky ou.
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