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Unsolved game crash at end of the quest : The Seas of Fate after 1.2.2 update
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hi
after I update game to version 1.2.2, I start fresh game (delete all my saves I had), whenever I start "The Seas of Fate" to sail England, at end of the quest after assassin's creed Valhalla logo disappear and game goes black screen to load new map and zone it's crash every time exact place.
I tried copy game in SSD hard.
I tried low graphic and window mode.
I tried new game, delete all save before.
my system:
Nvidia 1060 6g
16g ram
i3-9100f 3.60Ghz
what can I try to fix this issue.
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Hi there, sorry to hear you're experiencing these crashes @altaysevin. When these crashes occur, do you receive any error messages?
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@ubi-mercury hi
no nothing, just black screen and 1 sec shows save logo right bottom of screen (process of saving and starting new event and zone and loading) then it's crashed (like when you alt+f4 game) nothing shows. if you want i can take video and share with you. -
If you could please provide a clip, that would be great @altaysevin! Please upload the clip to YouTube as an unlisted video and send me the link to it here.
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@ubi-mercury sorry it's late, my internet is not good (low speed)
this link no difference with HQ setting or LQ setting always happen: -
Thanks for providing this clip @altaysevin! In order to investigate this crashing further, could you please try these troubleshooting steps to see if they help?
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Hello @altaysevin,
No worries! Please let us know if you're still experiencing this issue after performing all the steps provided
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@ubi-mark sorry for late response, thanks for help issue is solved, I did this methods:
change my windows to newest version : windows 10 pro 21H1 19043
copy game SSD hard
update graphic card to Nvidia 477.11
motherboard drivers
but I don't know which one solved crash
and verify game files (it's found corrupted file and it's was low size file because download complete less than 1 sec).
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Thanks for the update, @altaysevin! I'm glad to hear that the issue has been resolved and you're no longer experiencing a crash in "The Seas of Fate"
Thanks for sharing what troubleshooting steps you tried as well. I hope you enjoy the rest of your Viking adventures! Official Response
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