Cannot load Ebony Barracks in cruel
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After about ten tries I cannot load cruel ebony barracks, had no problem in normal. Load screen comes up and plays the rain sound effects for around five seconds before I am disconnected. It happens from time to time in docks also. I've tried entering the same instance along with changing the instance. Other areas seem to be unaffected, thanks in advance.
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Have you tried CTRL+Clicking on the entrance to the Ebony Barracks and choosing to create a new instance? It is possible your old instance is crashed and having issues.
Also is it just a disconnection? Is there any more information about it in the Client.txt log file (in the logs folder)? Could it be due to possible content corruption? |
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Other than chat logs it's Abnormal disconnect: An unexpected disconnection occurred. I ctrl clicked probably half of the tries i did to enter the instance.
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OK... are you using Steam? If so, try reverifying your Cache/Installation for Path of Exile
If you are NOT using Steam: Locate the PackCheck.exe in the Path of Exile folder, right-click it and select "Run as Administrator". When that is finished, it should report if it has found any corruption or not. If it finds anything, right-click the PathOfExile.exe and select "Run as Administrator" again so it can patch the corruption properly. You might also want to run a GGPK Defrag on the Content.ggpk file using the GGPK Defrag application linked in the Consolidated Technical sticky post. Again, only do these steps if you do NOT use Steam to play Path of Exile. Let us know if that fixes anything. |
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I tried packcheck and running poe as admin, and I just zoned in and got the WP. If it happens again I'll run GGPK defrag, but for now it seems to be working fine. Thanks very much Drakier.
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" If you haven't defragged since Beta (since I see you're a Beta supporter), then you'd be good to do so. You'll probably cut at least 2GB off your Content.ggpk file. This makes loading and things much faster. Your Content.ggpk file should be around 4.7GB I think. If it is a lot larger than that, it is hugely unoptimized and can cause performance problems. |
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It damn sure is a lot larger, I'll defrag it as soon as I'm done playing, thanks for that tip too.
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