Warhammer: Vermintide 2 Dev Tracker

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Throughout February, there will be some intermittent interruptions of the (now legacy) tech that drives Twitch Mode in Vermintide 2. This will ultimately lead to a “permanent” shut down on the last day of the month. We still have some work to implement the changes needed to retool the Twitch Mode to work with the new tech in place.

As soon as the changes are implemented and verified on our side, we’ll work to hotfix the issue for our PC players. There will be a more protracted downtime for our players on PlayStation and Xbox as we will likely place fixes into the next content updates on those platforms.

Twitch have published the schedule for the planned downtimes of this service:

• February 9, 2022 – 2-hour shutdown starting at 11:0...

I recommend contacting your network provider and explaining that you’re unable to connect to https://5107.playfabapi.com/ (our server address). They will need to look in to this for you, unfortunately!

This is the sort of issue that usually resolves on it’s own, but it can also occur when the item you’re attempting to purchase drops below the pricing threshold set by Steam, which can happen in certain countries.

Could you try the ‘Acquire’ button on another, more expensive item, and see if it works? (Don’t proceed with the purchase, obviously!)

Good to know! Thank you for checking, it helps us out a lot too.

Should you wish to continue using Astrill it may be worth reporting it to Astrill Support. It also may well be a short-lived issue that will resolve on it’s own.

Is trying another VPN an option for you? Just so we can rule out whether this is isolated to the VPN or not.

Hi @eddiespaghetti,

The crash report indicates a GPU-related crash. I recommend running through potential solutions here:

Hi @SolStrike,

The crash report references GPU drivers, so I recommend to try reinstalling your drivers. When updating your drivers, please perform a clean installation which will ensure all previous versions have been removed.

The error in the log DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED indicates a GPU-related crash.

If you’ve found that changing to DirectX 11 works I’d recommend sticking with it!

Though, you can try other potential solutions here: