Post by pfdaddy2 on Jun 7, 2014 4:33:04 GMT -5
Read it. Do it.
Good luck!
support.wildstar-online.com/entries/30051093-WildStar-crashing-with-DirectX-10-11
We’ve seen some issues with higher end Laptop/PC cards that are geared more towards Direct X 10/11 experiencing crashing issues while attempting to play Wildstar.
If you are having this problem, you can force the game to use DirectX 9 by adding a command line to your shortcut.
To implement the command:
Navigate to your Wildstar folder.
Right-click on "Wildstar.exe" and select "Create Shortcut."
Right-click on "Wildstar.exe - Shortcut" and select "Rename."
Rename this file to "Wildstar Dx9"
Right-click on "Wildstar Dx9" and select "Properties."
Locate the "Target" line and add a space plus the following to the end " -dx9"
An example of what your Target line should look like is:
"C:\Program Files(x86)\NCSoft\Wildstar" –dx9
Click OK to save your changes.
Open "Wildstar Dx9" to start the game with the new command and let us know if your issue persists.
Good luck!
support.wildstar-online.com/entries/30051093-WildStar-crashing-with-DirectX-10-11
We’ve seen some issues with higher end Laptop/PC cards that are geared more towards Direct X 10/11 experiencing crashing issues while attempting to play Wildstar.
If you are having this problem, you can force the game to use DirectX 9 by adding a command line to your shortcut.
To implement the command:
Navigate to your Wildstar folder.
Right-click on "Wildstar.exe" and select "Create Shortcut."
Right-click on "Wildstar.exe - Shortcut" and select "Rename."
Rename this file to "Wildstar Dx9"
Right-click on "Wildstar Dx9" and select "Properties."
Locate the "Target" line and add a space plus the following to the end " -dx9"
An example of what your Target line should look like is:
"C:\Program Files(x86)\NCSoft\Wildstar" –dx9
Click OK to save your changes.
Open "Wildstar Dx9" to start the game with the new command and let us know if your issue persists.
