Gaming News

‘Apex Legends’ Publisher Releases Advice On Poses Crash Bug

A game-crashing bug has developers Respawn Entertainment in crisis mode as they are trying to prevent Apex Legends players’ games from freezing due to the Epic poses.

Apex Legends has been riddled with crashes recently, this is the result of a new bug caused by animated Epic poses. These are animated poses that play out on the game’s menu screens between matches. Respawn has issued a statement about the game-breaking issue, with some easy-to-follow advice: stop posing.

“We’ve just published this message in-game to help cut down on crashes called by animated poses,” Respawn said. “Tell your friends! A full fix is scheduled for next week.”

The full in-game message reads: “Bug Notice: There’s currently an issue with animated poses which can cause crashes. We advise you to unequip these epic poses while our team works on a fix. Thanks, Legends!”

Another similar issue had just appeared last month, with Respawn issuing the same advice at the time. These Epic poses are equipped for each character in their customization options, but Respawn strongly suggests equipping a non-animated pose for the time being. At least, until the upcoming fix goes live.

“There’s no obvious reason – looking at the code – why epic (animated) banner poses should trigger this more often,” said a Respawn developer. “I never saw this bug in testing, nor did QA, but I know the bug is happening. And I can definitely believe this post – that epic banner poses are triggering this more often, because the bug is with a safeguard to make sure we don’t try to run a pose on a character for which it doesn’t apply. Maddeningly, it’s not 100%… it doesn’t happen every time. And, again, we had no reports of this during testing.”

As of yet, there is no indication of when the hotfix will go live in servers. It is best to follow Respawn’s advice and stop using the Epic poses for the time being.

Like
Like Love Haha Wow Sad Angry
Enrique Gomezllanos

Recent Posts

‘Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Remastered’ Launches Sept. 29, Free For Existing Owners

CD Projekt Red has officially announced The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Remastered, launching September…

16 hours ago

‘How To Fish’ Sells Over 1 Million Copies in Two Days On Steam, Another Success For ‘Friendslop’ Genre

How to Fish, a chaotic co-op fishing simulator from developer Dazed Games, has become the…

3 days ago

‘NBA 2K27’ Reveals New Gameplay Features, Release Date, and Cover Athletes

NBA 2K27 pulled back the curtain on its next installment this week with a Global…

7 days ago

‘Grand Theft Auto 6’ Gameplay & Map Leak Online As Group Threatens Rockstar Over Digital-Only Release

Grand Theft Auto 6 is at the center of a new unauthorized leak just days…

1 week ago

‘Star Citizen’ Developer Stream Goes Up In Flames: ‘Incredibly Awkward, Cringe, Forced’

A Star Citizen livestream meant to calm frustrated fans instead became a viral cautionary tale,…

1 week ago

‘GTA 6’ Gets First-of-Its-Kind Netflix Reveal Ahead of November Launch

Rockstar Games is breaking from its usual playbook for its next major Grand Theft Auto…

1 week ago