Weird thing: it starts with Proton 6.3-8 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ReproductionĪttached are steaminfo, two crash logs and a file with output from terminal window. Wows crashes with "Interface::enumerateDevices: No fullscreen display modes were detected!" with Proton Experimental (see other attachment)īoth kinds of crashes are at exactly the same instance - First "Game loading." with sound and then "Logging in." totalt stop, no sound no messages. Wows crashes with Proton 7.x with crash report (dmp) says "Unhandled exception" (see attachment). No Proton log as explained in Issue #5369 Symptoms that I have checked whether there are updates for my system available. Method 1: Clear the cache and data of World of Warships Blitz There is a possibility that corrupted temporary data stored by the app can cause this problem.that I haven't found an existing compatibility report for this game.Link to full system information report as: Attached.Name of the game with compatibility issues: World of Warships.Put Windows and Office updates to 'Manual'. Anti-virus and Adobe programs are infamous for that. Other non-belligerent situations are 'Updates' that snag all your systems resources because. This was related to successful DOS attacks that got in. Sometimes Windows Defender becomes a memory hog and sucks up 3.8G of ram. Other possibilities include 'DISK DRIVE BUSY' or 'OUT OF MEMORY'. Locking up the screen shows very poor programming and error recovery. How about a 'LOSS OF INTERNET' message when terminating the session for this reason. That's been something WG has been ignoring for - ever. What can WG do ? How about switching on the 'ping' duration in the replays. It looks like the problem is some entity who wants to cause problems (maybe hate, maybe vandalism, maybe competition, maybe blackmail) to WG. I now have this shut off in my router, but the attempts keep coming.Īnd these are coming in from random ISP locations - different every time.įrom the game perspective, it shows up as a loss of Internet - which the error recovery COULD give better indication of - instead of INTENTIONALLY HIDING IT when looking at a replay. This is a DOS (Denial of Service) attack from an outside source that is attempting a peer-to-peer connection.
They are focused and only last about 10 seconds. I'm seeing a lot of INCOMING Internet activity hitting my main router here - right when these lockup-s occur.
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