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Arma 3 1.36 RC 3 Crashes (Non-PhysX Crashes)
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Description

Random client crashes in RC version of Breaking Point. This is the non-physX crashes. Usually states fault in unknown module in RPT.

Details

Legacy ID
974766474
Severity
None
Resolution
Open
Reproducibility
Random
Category
Game Crash

Event Timeline

Deathlyrage edited Additional Information. (Show Details)
Deathlyrage set Category to Game Crash.
Deathlyrage set Reproducibility to Random.
Deathlyrage set Severity to None.
Deathlyrage set Resolution to Open.
Deathlyrage set Legacy ID to 974766474.May 7 2016, 7:55 PM
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Iceman added a comment.Dec 3 2014, 2:06 PM

Hello, thank you for the report,
could you please try to generate more crashdumps? There is a serious issue inside which we cannot currently localize. Thank you very much.

Uploaded another crashdump arma3_2014-12-03_12-20-27.rar

Still waiting for members of the community of BP to send me crashes on RC 5. Trying to get them ASAP because I know you are patching RC to stable soon.

Thank you!
I analysed the new dumps you sent me. We did some changes based on them, but more dumps would be very helpful.

Uploaded another crashdump, arma3_2014-12-03_12-31-11.rar. It's on RC 5

Thanks, but this crashdump is from version 1.34.128075, which is current Stable. I'll analyse it anyway just to check if it was fixed already.

Scratch that, its thats the wrong version.

Sorry my community sends me these crashes and I didn't check that version of that one.

That's really not a problem, we are grateful that you are sending them to us!

Uploaded another crashdump arma3_2014-12-04_18-09-33.rar

when you start the game provides "the executable file of the game could not be found. restore the game using steam client" check cache and nothing, I ask for help from experts

dedmen closed this task as Resolved.May 20 2020, 2:35 PM
dedmen triaged this task as Normal priority.
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Mass closing old issues that are:

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  • Probably already fixed
  • Missing info and no activity for years