Vlad788 Posted May 17, 2011 Share Posted May 17, 2011 I've reached a trap, that is preventing me from completing the game. Basically what happens is when I'm told to pickup Roman in Firefly Island for the "Someone Special" mission, the game goes from running normal to abruptly hanging at the Firefly Island area where Roman is. The game hangs drastically and goes to 0-1 FPS. I have to force quit and close the game via Control Alt Del. I do have mods installed but they are only custom cars, nothing else that alters the game core files at all. I didn't really test it extensively enough, but I'd figure I'd post it here first. Any ideas as to what could be causing this? The game worked flawlessly until that particular point. The game is patched as it is the latest version from Steam. Any Ideas? Thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NaidRaida Posted May 20, 2011 Share Posted May 20, 2011 (edited) The only thing I can tell you so far: Try to run the game without any mods (only an official patch). I cannot believe that the game will hang without mods. Do not try to add modified cars when the car you´re gonna change is already parked in one of those parking spaces ner a save house. This may hang the game after some time of playing. Only add/change cars models when they´re driving around freely. I don´t suppose that it is this error but who knows... GTAIV does sometimes strange things you know. I personally use patch 1.0.3.0 and have no problems at all. Make sure you´re using actual drivers for your hardware. Edited May 20, 2011 by NaidRaida Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
radioman Posted May 20, 2011 Share Posted May 20, 2011 WOW, you left out A LOT of REQUIRED information from the Pinned Troubleshooting thread, as posted be Justin(a Moderator): Before you post a topic, please read the pinned bug lists/fixes. It is likely that you're not the first person to encounter a problem, and we may have found a solution already. In addition to these pinned topics, please utilize the forum search engine. adamcs has produced an extremely helpful guide which explains the finer points of successful searching, accessible here. If all of the above is no help, you'll need to post a new topic. Please provide useful topic titles. "Help" or "problem" give us no insight into the problem - every topic in the Troubleshooting forum will no doubt entail a problem seeking help! To get the most amount of help for your problem, we need as many details as we can get about your system's specs. Therefore it is highly suggested (read: demanded) that you provide: • What platform: PC, PS3, or X-Box • What version number of GTA: IV • What CPU and its speed • How much RAM, also what kind (DDR, SDRAM) and speed • What video card AND VRAM AND Driver version • Which version of Windows (and any service packs) • Which DirectX version and driver version • What sound card and driver version • History: Is this your first install? Did it work once before? Anything that is relevant. • Screenshots, if applicable. This is especially necessary with display issues which can be explained far easier by use of visual aids. • Above all else, a detailed description of your problem. Give as much information as possible! Keep it relevant, though. We don't need a fifty-page printout from some diagnosis program. Usually the above prompts will suffice. If you don't know the more detailed specs of your system, and the system control panel is of little help for most of these, download and use Everest Free Edition 2.20 or Fresh Diagnose. Be sure to extract only the relevant information from these programs - again, lengthy printouts are meaningless and tedious to rifle through. Do not ask questions relating to modding in any way or form - we have an entire editing subforum to house any such inquiries. Also, more than likely the Mods are the problem, as stated here by a moderator(Justin): If you've got a problem and you're using mods, the problem is the mods - no questions. These problems belong in Editing Troubleshooting. If you've got a problem and you 'know' it's not the mods ( ), uninstall the mods and ask for help then, and only then. Don't waste our time by posting issues with modded games! All modding discussions should be directed this-a-way-in the Modding Forums. Please answer ALL the above from the Quote, so we can better help you... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
unc13bud Posted May 22, 2011 Share Posted May 22, 2011 i agree its probably the mods, but gta IV did crash on me today when i was riding in a cab. but i had been playing already for five fours maybe. it happened while i was hitting v to change views. i wouldn't mod such an unstable game, it has enough strangeness without modifications Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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