I intentionally looked again because I predicted that it will crash, and it did.

I just had this occur immediately after an automatic reconnect after a replication stalled kick on server stress test 17119005 12:02cet 6th June

Shoot a man so much that the game tells me to go f myself, game crashes and I am not able to join the server anymore.

As of THE LATEST UPDATE, this issue is still not solved.

Hello.
Does this problem still persist?

Hello liam_hc_aus.
If the issue is related to the modded content you are running then there is nothing we can do on our end.
Regards,
Geez

Resolved in the next update.

WCS Chernaurus map is too large for consoles, and it can't run the map.

As of the latest update, there is absolutely nothing changed, freezes and crashes still happen.

In T192105#2812073, @byNautiic wrote:

Is it the same issue as T187251 ?

I don’t believe so. But they could be related. The freeze happens like that sometimes for 10 to 15 seconds and can resume just like normal for a few seconds after until boom. Xbox dashboard. Never seen it crash this bad until 1.3 and 1.4

I have quite possibly found something that triggers this.
I was playing in WCS server EU1, I was running from FOB Alpha to Airfield and my game froze for few seconds.
I saw a huge portion of trees in Airfield go from fully intact to fully gone, and what happened in-between that change? Game freeze.

Present in 1.4

Is it the same issue as T187251 ?

Hello, as of the latest 1.4 update, my experience in the game has been RIDDLED with crashes and freezes.
I'd even go as far as to say it happens more than it did in 1.3, it's very difficult to play the game like this, I want to play but I cannot play like this.
This is a major issue.
None of the recordings that I tried to make as they happened came through, Xbox clipped none of them.

What server takes up 25gb right off the bat?

So we've reached the point where my favorite mod server takes up 25.7 gigabytes. Due to the reserved space for mods (24 gb) I can't play there anymore because I don't want to download some mods due to space limitations. Please increase it to 80 gb, or let xbox players reserve the required amount of space themselves, it doesn't affect anything!!!

Hello, it is in the queue for our QA to test and investigate the problem.

Also can we get confirmation that this ticket is still being looked into?

Okay, this has to be it, this has to reveal SOMETHING that makes the game crash and freeze. Pay attention to the spinning MI8.
Also can we get confirmation that this ticket is still being looked into? Kinda feels like I'm talking to a brick wall.

I'm on Windows 11, Arma Reforger.

Nice! Quick fix update soon?

In T191407#2807229, @Alan101 wrote:

100GB reserved space would be too much for consoles, remind you that 100gb is AUTOMATICALLY reserved upon starting your game, that 100gb will be overwritten with mod details, it will make Arma Reforger on XBOX weigh about 120gb, not worth it.
I wouldn't want to see Reforger weigh more than 80gb on consoles because of "mod capacity".

A generous bump of another 24GB I think is enough.

Edit1:
For the people who like reading, allow me to elaborate;
ARMA REFORGER on Xbox Series consoles should be somewhere around 45.6GB, that's the total size.
24.4GB of that total size is Reserved Space which is Reserved Space for mods, remove that and the game itself will be somewhere around 21GB.
21GB for base game, 24.4GB reserved space, now think, how much are you JUSTIFIABLY willing to make the reserve space weigh without making the game take up unnecessary space just because YOU like to jump around every server known to man?

Hello Zen_Monroe.
We cannot seem to reproduce the issue on our end. Do you have more detailed repro steps possibly?

100GB reserved space would be too much for consoles, remind you that 100gb is AUTOMATICALLY reserved upon starting your game, that 100gb will be overwritten with mod details, it will make Arma Reforger on XBOX weigh about 120gb, not worth it.
I wouldn't want to see Reforger weigh more than 80gb on consoles because of "mod capacity".