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Opening Items Freezes Client

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Hello, after many rare pokemons lost I'm finally annoyed enough that I have decided to post about this issue.

 

While playing the game and farming pokemon the game client sometimes freezes when opening items during a battle. It appears that the more pokemon you encounter without opening the items the longer will be the freeze and thus when I farm for a very long time the freeze that occurs is so long that the game causes a windows bluescreen and the rare pokemon I was about to catch is LOST, all my dear time hunting WASTED. This happens for both 32bit and 64bit versions, though the 32bit one seems slightly more stable for this and needs more pokemon encounters for it to occur.

 

OS: Win10 64 Pro

 

Hardware: Core i7 6700HQ, 32GB DDR4 RAM, GeForce GTX970, SSD256GB.

 

Internet 120Mb/s

 

Could you please look into this inventory loading issue? Really not fun when I farm 4 hours to find the poke and repeatedly get a bluescreen thanks to inventory freezing the client.

Hi.

 

Just wanted to say that my client used to freeze too when I load my items. Only in one case though: When I played too much. Till a fix is found, restarting your client every 2 hours or so would fix the problem.

 

I know, it can be annoying but losing a minute reloading your client (using /ref in game might be enough) is way better than losing a pokemon.

 

Sincerely.

265170 Hello, after many rare pokemons lost I'm finally annoyed enough that I have decided to post about this issue.

 

While playing the game and farming pokemon the game client sometimes freezes when opening items during a battle. It appears that the more pokemon you encounter without opening the items the longer will be the freeze and thus when I farm for a very long time the freeze that occurs is so long that the game causes a windows bluescreen and the rare pokemon I was about to catch is LOST, all my dear time hunting WASTED. This happens for both 32bit and 64bit versions, though the 32bit one seems slightly more stable for this and needs more pokemon encounters for it to occur.

 

OS: Win10 64 Pro

 

Hardware: Core i7 6700HQ, 32GB DDR4 RAM, GeForce GTX970, SSD256GB.

 

Internet 120Mb/s

 

Could you please look into this inventory loading issue? Really not fun when I farm 4 hours to find the poke and repeatedly get a bluescreen thanks to inventory freezing the client.

265193 Hi.

 

Just wanted to say that my client used to freeze too when I load my items. Only in one case though: When I played too much. Till a fix is found, restarting your client every 2 hours or so would fix the problem.

 

I know, it can be annoying but losing a minute reloading your client (using /ref in game might be enough) is way better than losing a pokemon.

 

Sincerely.

Actually, just opening your bag every 30 minutes will prevent this from happening completely. The reason the client crashes is because it's having issues retrieving your inventory from the servers (Or so I've heard.)

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I have not seen the amount of items influence this, but restarting is also a very problematic way because of the queue.

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