A Starfield bug is leaving players' games more likely to crash if they don't activate New Game Plus
It all revolves around items and their ID system

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Starfield has a bug where, the longer ♛someone plays without activating its 'New Game Plus' mode, the more frequently the RPG crashes.
As reports, various modders are attempting to bring the issue to Bethesda's attention. "I've been investigating an issue experienced by me and several other p🐻eople where long-running saves without [New Game Plus] would experience more and more frequent crashes during play," writes a🙈 modder on .
The whole problem hinges on something called 'dynamic form IDs.' In short, thಞese are IDs that Starfield assigns to every item in the game, and i🍰t's through this identification system that Starfield can apparently remember where every item in the game is. If you drop a weapon in New Atlantis, for example, it stays there because Starfield logs the dynamic form ID.
Every now and then, Bethesda's huge RPGs will effectively recycle the dynamic form IDs, whereby they basically delete items from the game, so a dropped item in Skyrim will eventually vanish. This is apparently an effort to save memory and stabilize the entire game, and according to the modders, Starfield isn't recycling the dynamic form IDs, so the RPG becomes more uns🌳table the more dynamic form IDs the🐽re are.
The solution, of course, is to effectively reset the entire game by starting the New Game Plus mode. By activating the mode, you reset all the accumulated dynamic form IDs over your playthrough and stabilize the entire game. However, it's easy to see why pla🌳yers might want to keep on adventuring around the galaxy without being forced to restart the game.
"The team is aware that some players have been experiencing increased crashing and instability in the late game," a Bethesda employee writes on Reddit in response, seen below. "It's been a high priority and I'm happy to report that there's a fix planned to address this for Xbox/澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Microsoft Store being included in our next update, currently schedu🌊led for next week, that we hope will resolve the issue for many of you."
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T൩hat post was written fourඣ days ago, so if Bethesda's plans are still on track, a fix for the issue should be launched at some point over the next few days.
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