Game keeps crashing like crazy since last maintenance.

The game would oftenly crash when idle, like leaving the game during the night for pearls and the next day the game isn't running, or even after a few minutes of not looking at the game.

Also, it crashes heavily while changing characters, it always just closes, not a single error message or anything, it simply closes but it's highly frequent.

I tried deleting all the contents in GameZBD folder in documents, verifying files, tweaking with administrator and various windows options but it doesn't work, this just started happening after the last maintenance and it's really annoying, anyone else has this trouble or a fix for it?

Thank you.

 

where do you afk at? do you turn seeding off on the launcher? you should try afking in less congested areas - avoid the market place, Heidel and Veilia at all costs. this happens to me from time to time and its usually because I afk near a lot of players

 

The only other option is to check the Problems and Solutions section (http://forum.gameznetwork.com/threads/gamezbdo-errors-and-solutions.210464/), think that you should have a minimum page-file of same amount as your RAM, up to twice that amount, which you can set in advanced system settings.

Other than your hardware perhaps being faulty, or just barely keeping the game running, I would have little to no idea why this is happening, since the software works on pretty much all the other players PC's.

The last thing I will recommend is that after you have checked out the Problems & Solutions section, tested your hardware as well as tested whether @Hyperbole's advice helps or not, is to contact @Kolka our resident problem solver.

 

Okay, i tried AFK today almost outside Velia, in the fields, not populated at all, the game barely crashed 30 mins after i left, i have the seeding off, and about the RAM thing, everything is in order, i didn't have barely any trouble with the game until the last maintenance, didn't touch anything in my setup since.

 

Might be something as simple as a Windows update or something like that...again I am not sure, as I am not there to check out your hardware setup, but I do suggest that you find some open-source or freeware program that can monitor other programs, that might give you an indication on what exactly is going on...might even be your Internet Service Provider.