@skvrus Go to top left menu > Settings > Notifications > After Game Review > Uncheck. Some users have reported issues creating games & it seems that's the cause, which is under investigation.

It seemed more prevalent the other day but now I can only find a few that trigger it. Basebuilder v1.0, Barren Biggy, 1v1 BIGFMAP, custom000, mnt dew baja blast. I'm not actually interested in playing all of these, they're just the ones that gave the error. The FAF client gives me the warning when I try to download them. Swear to god it was happening on more maps the other day, but that could be my failing memory or different search conditions.

https://replay.faforever.com/21548340. It's the Holly Raid mission. 00:59:30 - top fatty's mobile factory is damaged by mercies 01:15:00 - falling czar damages bottom's fatty's factory 01:29:00 - drones start getting stuck trying to repair bottom fatty's factory Strange. Tried replicating in a custom game with cheats, didn't work.

That seemed to do it. Thank you!

ok, after some poking around, i have found someone else with the same exit code, with them the run file is messed up, they had incorrect caps and 2 slashes where only 1 should be. Now i am not certain what the run file is or how it should look, where can i see what this is so i can see if one i have it and two if it is done correctly?

The fix of the problem described by silentNoob is now live

@jip It seems on further testing I was able to load into that map just fine with Ai Uveso and experienced no crashes, but that was when playing alone. Playing with my friend had issues, so it could be something on his end or something about connecting online to another person specifically.

No, thank you for sharing it. Always better to check and be certain

Well whatever is going on, it is far more noticeable with this one command.

@Nex, I've managed to sort it, thank you for your help. I think it was the forged alliance exe file within the "C:\ProgramData\FAForever\bin" location, I went into properties there and allowed all permissions for all users (I think it was the user with my email as opposed to my laptop login user). I tried allowing all permissions for all users on the FAForever folder before this but it didn't seem to work. I had to clear the gamedata folder again too.

@masterofthardus Simple sound issue fix steps are: Windows key > type: Control Panel > Open > Sound > Playback > select the Device you use: Configure > Stereo > finish configuration, Properties: Enhancements > Disable all enhancements, Advanced > no higher than 24 bit, 48000 Hz, Spatial Sound > Off, Restart or Shift+Shutdown (not just Shutdown) of PC If your headphones come with any applet/program, then you may want to disable that & try using the headphones without it. Similarly, if they use a USB or Bluetooth dongle to connect to the PC, see if you can connect directly without the dongle. If none of that helps nor the troubleshooting help on the page arma linked, then you may want to think about installing a 3rd party device/driver like VoiceMeeter or VAC.

Fixes for (1) and (3) are live, thank you for reporting them

https://forums.faforever.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=17511 just gonna post this link cause it is a good read. Tho even considering transport weirdness described there it still does not explain what is described in the post.

@linikratyo yeah if you don't want to play the coop campaign all the stuff about the shortcut doesn't matter to you. Normal AI should also be fine, if you want more of a challenge you can try out the different AIs from the Vault.

Had something like that with GC too

The chance of a crash with Fullscreen when ALT+TAB is common to others as well. The game engine just hates it. Currently it looks like the crash can be more related to Fullscreen ALT+TAB or/and XACT3DApply. If a bot would go around hard freeze people's PC by crashing the entire game, there would be many more bells and whistle. Windows Event Log: Using the Start Menu: Click on the "Start" button or press the Windows key on your keyboard. Type "Event Viewer" and press Enter. Check Application and System events if any Supreme Commander related crashes are available. Alternate: Using the Run dialog: Press Win + R on your keyboard to open the Run dialog. Type "eventvwr.msc" and press Enter. Example for visualizing: [image: 1701092744373-a7092cc4-9c24-45fc-ac8e-add7eb33c3ad-image.png]

That's quite cool, as long as it's clearly communicated to players. I'll have to keep this in mind for a future map.

@endranii GG WP