Destablization During Cutscenes
I'm trying to play episode 301 (regrettably pre-ordered via Steam), but the whole game starts losing stability during cutscenes. It doesn't happen every time, but it only starts happening during them. This means anything as small as the teleportation animation and anything as big as the opening credits. My machine definitely has the power to run the game, it ran TMI fine.
But if it matters I'm running Windows 7 Home Premium (64 bit) with 2.13 GHz Intel Processor and 4.0 gigs of ram.
Anyway, basically whenever it "destabalizes", the game starts running really slow and everything stops rendering properly. Often that means getting bombarded with crazy vectors and planes, but in my last try I got this:
I don't even know where this is, I teleported to Stinky's cellphone right after getting the power (so not during the intro) and the whole game started freaking out and finally landed me here. The game has crashed twice now because of this (BSOD, once), and it's making the game impossible to play.
Is anyone else having this issue? Is there a simple reason/solution for this?
I hope this is the right place for this, sorry if it isn't.
Edit: crap just noticed the support forum.
But if it matters I'm running Windows 7 Home Premium (64 bit) with 2.13 GHz Intel Processor and 4.0 gigs of ram.
Anyway, basically whenever it "destabalizes", the game starts running really slow and everything stops rendering properly. Often that means getting bombarded with crazy vectors and planes, but in my last try I got this:
I don't even know where this is, I teleported to Stinky's cellphone right after getting the power (so not during the intro) and the whole game started freaking out and finally landed me here. The game has crashed twice now because of this (BSOD, once), and it's making the game impossible to play.
Is anyone else having this issue? Is there a simple reason/solution for this?
I hope this is the right place for this, sorry if it isn't.
Edit: crap just noticed the support forum.
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Not sure what the etiquette would be in this situation/forum, should I wait for a mod to move this, or should I just repost over there?
Probably they will move the topic. Just relax for a while. Also, I think is a good idea if you tell us which one is your Video Card
I appear to have an NVIDIA GeForce 310M GPU, but again, the game doesn't really lag, it will just suddenly start vomiting at me and stop working right altogether so I don't think that would be a graphics card thing.
Then again I can't fathom what part of my computer would cause this.
I know having a Lua thingie instaled causes problems, and some Video Cards had problems too. But, since you said ToMI run just fine, well, this is just plain weirder.
The other thing I can tell you is having the drivers up date is a good idea.
And the other thing is, unless Will or Jake appear out of nothing and know what's going on, you probably will have to wait until the Monday, when everyone in Telltale come back to work.
I hope this have a simple solution. Good Luck!
That was really weird to watch though.
Edit: OH WAIT. I forgot I played TOMI on my previous but nearly identical computer which the internet claims doesn't even exist specs-wise. It was another Sony Vaio Laptop, which honestly would be a bit slower if anything. They're so similar I sometimes forget I ever changed.
The Trial of Guybrush seems to work fine, of course the glitch is inconsistent and very random, so I could never be 100% certain about this sort of thing, but I never got anything that would even imply destabilizing in the 20~ minutes I played which featured quite a few cutscenes.
Weirdest overheating artifacts ever, but still...
It's worth a shot, I don't know if it helps though.
Yep, no luck.
I'm very doubtful of this, my laptop doesn't get hot at all.
I tried this, and still got the problem, but thanks anyway!
Do you mean just downloading a new driver from the website? Any sort of recommendation or logic as to what would be desirable?
edit: I was able to power through and finish in about 5 reloads, but the bug happened right at the final cutscene so I have no idea what everyone was acting so surprised about at the end... maaaan...
Here it is:
Don't click that if you're going to power through to see it for real, it's better to experience it than to read it.