Constant crashes in menus after recent updates

Discussion in 'Support!' started by takfloyd, January 1, 2015.

  1. takfloyd

    takfloyd Active Member

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    Tried playing today with new patches. Game has crashed five times so far and I haven't even been able to start a game.

    Menus are slow and laggy, and when I load a system, the game seems to run out of memory despite my 8 GB of ram. Everything worked fine before and I've played games with 15+ planets and 10 players without problems, so I suspect it will work fine once I manage to enter a game.

    The problem is the menus - they are simply absolutely abhorrently programmed. Always have been, really - this html based setup simply does not work at all for a game like this. But they only seem to be getting worse over time.

    I will keep trying to enter a game, but I'm already pretty annoyed at this point. When will this game ever work properly?
  2. takfloyd

    takfloyd Active Member

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    Managed to start a game. As expected it didn't crash during gameplay, but two other issues popped up: The framerate dropped drastically when opening the PiP - something that never used to happen - and I couldn't see trajectories for units in space.

    Is the latter issue intentional or common, or just me?
  3. takfloyd

    takfloyd Active Member

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    Second attempt - trajectories are back, but game still slows down when PiP is opened.

    Jeez, this release just seems really unstable - but the gameplay changes are definitely appreciated.
  4. nimro

    nimro Member

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    Can you post your dxdiag? Alternatively if you're using Steam go to the "Help" menu, select "System Information", and paste the contents of that here.
  5. Fr33Lancer

    Fr33Lancer Well-Known Member

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    PIP implies a second 3D scene calculation, of course it has a significant impact on performance, nothing unusual

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