The game has been crashing a lot lately and giving me this error
[Script Error]: scripts/unit_extensions/generic/aim_templates.lua:217: => index 0 is less than minimal index value 1
It doesn’t seem to be me doing any thing and i don’t really get any other crashes from other games so it doesn’t seem to be my computer either. Thought VT2 crashes A LOT. Like at least once a day when I’m playing. The game has been getting more and more unstable over the years but this is the worst that it has been.
Also reading through the threads it seems others are crashing a lot as well giving more credence to my thought that it’s nothing to do with our hardware and more to do with the software of the game.
Thanks @BtheLee, I can’t see anything immediately amiss from your logs. Though your console log itself is truncated, and cuts off (due to the CTD) without printing any errors.
It’s a shot in the dark, but generally I would try the following:
Ensure latest Windows updates are installed
Uninstall current GPU drivers using a dedicated driver removal tool e.g. DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) and then install clean latest drivers
Doing all of the above will provide you with a clean baseline, and hopefully catch if anything is amiss between your OS, drivers and the game files/settings itself.
I’ve seen other similar reports, so it’s possible that temporary disruption with our backend service provider may be the cause. We are currently monitoring this, though our service provider hasn’t notified of any outages just yet.
I’d like to note as well that i disabled my mods as well after doing reinstalling the game and GPU drivers as well as deleting the appdata, no Windows updates are to be installed as i’ve already done them
Sorry to hear crashes are still occurring @BtheLee
From your recent logs, I can see that your GPU drivers are not fully up-to-date, a shot in the dark but I’d recommend updating your drivers just in case.
If you’re still crashing after - I appreciate it’s a length to go to, but it may be worth repairing/reinstalling Windows OS. There isn’t anything obvious in your logs as an indicator and I wonder if a corrupt Windows OS issue could be at play. I can’t guarantee this will work, but I think it’s worth trying.