Day One FixesKnown issueFixUpdated · 6 replies on Steam
Bodycam: Crashes (Workarounds)
Short answer
Suggested fix (unconfirmed): Disable frame generation and any upscaling or DLAA in the graphics settings, then try loading the map again. If crashes persist, drop other graphics settings (especially on Village) to reduce the load.
How to fix it
- Open the graphics settings in the game.
- Turn off frame generation.
- Disable any upscaling options (such as DLAA).
- Apply the changes and try loading the map again.
If the game still crashes after those steps, continue with the next adjustments:
- Reduce other graphics settings, especially those that affect the Village area.
- Lower overall visual quality to lessen the load on your system.
If it still doesn't work
- Verify that the crash occurs only when loading the new zombies map; try other maps to confirm.
- Check for any recent driver updates that might be causing incompatibility and consider rolling back to a previous stable version.
- Run the game without any third‑party overlays or recording software that could interfere with rendering.
- If possible, test the game on a different PC or with a different GPU to see if the issue is hardware‑specific.
- Keep an eye on official channels for a future patch that addresses this crash.
What players reported
Loading into the new zombies map crashes and kicks me out closing the game completely. The game mode was fun when it worked. Tried a few times to play again but myself and my mates have fully given up. Hopefully the fix is soon.
What players suggest
Yes, I am having constant crashes too. I tried almost everything to fix it, but I couldn't make it work. We'll have to wait for a fix...
No, no frame gen or anything just standard. I disabled framegen and any upscaling, any DLAA amd it fixed the crash for me. What are your settings?
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Source: original Steam Community discussion. Quotes are shortened; all credit goes to the posters. Tags: crash, performance, nvidia, amd