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Regular crashes after the most recent update.

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Wed, 05/21/2025 - 17:07
Grandish's picture
Grandish

Has anybody else been experiencing constant crashes lately? I'm currently unable to identify why it keeps happening, but the game will just close itself at random moments, and it makes the game nigh unplayable.
I have not once had this issue before the patch.

Wed, 05/21/2025 - 18:59
#1
Corinthmaxwell's picture
Corinthmaxwell
This *MIGHT* work, but don't take my word for it. :o

My game client randomly resets from full screen to "Windowed Mode" if I have to shut it down & restart it several times in the span of a few minutes. Strangely enough, the game is running just fine right now in Windowed, so I would suggest changing your settings & trying to run the game with a Windowed resolution.

Wed, 05/21/2025 - 19:38
#2
Grandish's picture
Grandish
I already play in windowed

I already play in windowed most of the time to cut down on lag, since this is a lower-end laptop.

Mon, 05/26/2025 - 08:18
#3
Krissychu's picture
Krissychu
Same

Hey! I am also having issues with the game after the most recent update. Getting into Haven is a nightmare. My game freezes around 86%. I've not had issues with SK before like this in the last 5+ years, so I'm a little worried ):

Tue, 05/27/2025 - 15:35
#4
Corinthmaxwell's picture
Corinthmaxwell
@Krissychu

Unfortunately, the Town Square is currently inaccessible until they can figure out what happened with the update. All you can do right now (if you're still stuck trying to load the game in the Town Square) is log in, quickly press "M" to open the Mission menu, enter any random mission, and then open the lower-right pop-up tab to go to your Guild Hall, and then exit to the Garrison. At least then, you will be able to safely load your game and return to that spot after completing missions, rather than see your game crash again & again. :/

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