crashing on green when camping

[Shourty]

When green first came out I had an issue with crashing on camping. Someone posted a fix for this that worked a treat. I have had to reinstall the game and it is doing it again. What was that fix?
Thanks.

[Knuckle]

this issue started for me over the summer when wineq started messing up. they had a lot of complaints on the forums. not sure if a fix is out.

[BiG SiP]

and here i thought this was just expected behavior for years

[N0tClassic]

Originally Posted by Shourty [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

When green first came out I had an issue with crashing on camping. Someone posted a fix for this that worked a treat. I have had to reinstall the game and it is doing it again. What was that fix?
Thanks.

It depends where you installed the Titanium Client

If Everquest isn't installed in the Program FilesX86/Sony default directory this can happen

[Bearsnowls]

Yeah that happens to me too. Feels like it happens like a quarter of the time I log out.

[Swish]

It's only happened to me on green.

[Noselacri]

Happens to me too. Someone in the tech forum said the fix is to set eqgame's compatibility thing to XP service pack 2, but when I do that, the game can't recognize any UI files or system settings and reverts everything to default. So I just live with the fact that it crashes 90% of the time when I camp.

[mcoy]

Originally Posted by Noselacri [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Happens to me too. Someone in the tech forum said the fix is to set eqgame's compatibility thing to XP service pack 2, but when I do that, the game can't recognize any UI files or system settings and reverts everything to default. So I just live with the fact that it crashes 90% of the time when I camp.

You get this because you have the game installed in Program Files, which is a protected directory it can't write to unless you also run it as an administrator. Otherwise, your UI files are written to your user's temp folder under C:\Users\<Username>\AppData.

Move your install out of Program Files to something like C:\Games\Everquest, or (in addition to changing the compatibility mode) set eqgame.exe to run as an administrator.

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-Mcoy

[Malykor]

Originally Posted by mcoy [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You get this because you have the game installed in Program Files, which is a protected directory it can't write to unless you also run it as an administrator. Otherwise, your UI files are written to your user's temp folder under C:\Users\<Username>\AppData.

Move your install out of Program Files to something like C:\Games\Everquest, or (in addition to changing the compatibility mode) set eqgame.exe to run as an administrator.

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-Mcoy

Actually... I think this is working now, it just reset everything. (Hotbars, Macros, Friends list, etc)

[mcoy]

Originally Posted by Malykor [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Actually... I think this is working now, it just reset everything. (Hotbars, Macros, Friends list, etc)

If you want these settings back - you can copy the ini files for each character out of c:\users\<username>\appdata\one_of_the_subfolders and put them in your EQ directory. Or just redo them for each character.

-Mcoy