Warhammer: Vermintide 2 Dev Tracker

I suspect there is some underlying hardware or driver-related issue. I recommend having a look here: https://support.fatshark.se/hc/en-us/articles/360038965013--PC-How-to-Resolve-PC-Crashes-Loss-of-Responsiveness-or-Blue-Screens-BSOD-

There should now be some improvement, our Backend Engineers believe they have addressed the issue.

Thank you for your report, we’re looking in to very similar issues.

Our developers have been working on it, but in the mean time you should be able to play in premades of 4.

Thank you!

It would be appreciated if you could include some more information - console logs, Steam URLs, etc. please!

I’ve raised your issue to our database. Thank you for your report!

We’ve asked Easy Anti-Cheat to include Darktide, perhaps in the mean time you could select Vermintide 2. They should still be able to help regardless of the product selected.

We’re looking in to similar issues - I’ll add your report to our database.

Regrettably, I don’t have another immediate solution to try - though, we are currently looking into similar issues! Apologies for any inconvenience.

The logs indicate a GPU memory issue.

A few suggestions based on information within your logs -

• Please try enabling Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling:

Hi @shadowcaster,

Could you please provide us with your console log from a relevant session that this happened in?

We’re looking into this - thank you for the report!

Has this issue resolved since for both for both of you?

Hi @Mymainman1,

It appears that your default GPU is set as Intel(R) UHD Graphic. This is resulting in the crashes as this cannot handle the demand. Do you have another GPU that isn’t being detected?

You can resolve this by:

• Ensure your monitors are plugged in to the dedicated (as opposed to the integrated) GPU ports on the back of your PC

• Perform a clean re-installation of your GPU drivers using the appropriate instructions below:

  • For AMD GPUs: ...

Thanks @Grimaldis, this crash is on our radar - we’re on it!

I’ve added this to our database - we’ll check it out! Thank you.

We’ll take a look. Thanks for the report @Arkuzian!

We’re on it! Thank you for the report.

It appears you’re running into a non-descript Access Violation crash. These can occur for many reasons, and identifying the cause is usually a case of trial and error. Please try running through any solutions that you may not have already tried: