thehunter call of the wild pc crashes on startup

By updating the Windows version, your DirectX will be updated. You should also check your DirectX version whether it’s up-to-date or not.An outdated Windows OS build or an outdated graphics driver version can also trigger crashes while launching the game.

Sometimes the corrupted or missing game files on your PC/Laptop can cause the startup to crash or lag.

It can possible that some of the temporary glitches or system cache issues are troubling you a lot.

You can check the system requirements below if you’re not sure about it.

The chances are high that your PC configuration isn’t compatible with the system requirements of the theHunter Call of the Wild game.

Xbox Series S consoles will return to running at 30 FPS, with increased visual clarity due to improved render resolution. Xbox Series X should now run at the same visual fidelity settings it used prior to the original Granite Update, but at 60 FPS. It may be necessary to reset keybinds to default to pick up this change. The default hotkey for placing a waypoint with the Controller has been changed to “Y”. Great One Moose are now more likely to spawn with Great One Exclusive Fur Variations. Players should no longer lose the ability to leave water blinds after harvesting an animal. Players should no longer get stuck waiting for the Weapon Customization Screen to load (it may take up to 20 seconds).

UI keybinds should now save properly between sessions. The dog should no longer become unresponsive after the player dies and is respawned.

Certain discovered Need Zones on single player maps should no longer be removed after joining a Multiplayer game as a Client. Players should no longer crash when teleporting or moving to certain locations in various reserves. The hotfix has addressed the following issues: We're Happy to report the following fixes which have been applied as of the latest update, we recommend that you update your game version if you haven't done that already.

Thehunter call of the wild pc crashes on startup