Warhammer: Vermintide 2 Dev Tracker

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:

The information in your logs show your GPU is crashing.

Please ensure your GPU drivers are up to date. You can also find other potential solutions here:

Please include the console log from the associated session. Thank you!

It would be helpful to know some more information about your PC, any crash reports, console logs, anything of that nature!

Thank you for your report. The crash you’ve experienced is in our database!

Thank you for reporting this to us - we’re looking in to very similar issues.

Thank you for your report, looking in to it!

I’ve added this to our database. Thank you for your report!

Thank you for your report, we are continuously monitoring the connectivity issues being experienced.

There are some issues with Twitch Drops at current. I’ve added this to our database.

Please also include the URL to your Steam profile!

Do you have a recent console log you could upload, please?

Thanks for the reports @apicethedwarf!

The code-related crashes here are already on our radar and being investigated.

Though, a handful of these appear to be GPU-related crashes.

Based on information within the logs, I recommend enabling Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling, please see:

Thank you for your report, could you tell me what CPU & GPU your PC has?

I’ve notified our developers of this issue.

We are aware there are some issues with Twitch Drops - I’ve added your report to our database.

There are some issues surrounding Twitch Drops at the moment.

I’ve added this to our database.

This may be a Paging File issue as mentioned by Satoru above, but I’ve raised it to our database regardless.

Please ensure your ‘Virtual Memory’ in Windows is set to ‘Automatically Manage Paging File Size for All Drives’ by:

1. Navigate to Control Panel > System and Security
2. Select ‘System’
3. Select ‘Advanced system settings’
4. Under the ‘Advanced’ tab, select the ‘Settings’ button underneath ‘Performance’
5. Select the ‘Advanced’ tab
6. Select the ‘Change’ button underneath ‘Virtual memory’
7. Ensure the ‘Automatically Manage Paging File Size for All Drives’ checkbox is marked
8. Restart your PC