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Can you please attach your outputlog to this thread when it happens during your savegame, and include any addtitional information that may help in reproducing this issue? This thread includes information on how to locate your log, and how to include it in this thread, thank you

Are there any more details available for trying to reproduce this issue?

Not a bug, part of the process, and the next thing you see on the store page will be even better than wishlisting

I started a ticket internally to track these reports, outputlogs, and am marking this as a known issue while I myself cannot reproduce as it's happening with 3 people using Fedora. We will look into this further to see if we can come up with a solution, or shed some light on why its happening. However, I am moving this to "Cannot Reproduce" as our "Known Issues" list requires one active ticket to be linked with one forum post on the backend. For any additional information please comment on the forum link above. Thanks for reporting

While I cannot reproduce, I believe with three separate reports from different users we may be able to investigate further as to why this is happening on Fedora. "LINUX Game crashes during spawn or shortly after"

I am unable to reproduce. Two things I am curious about, can you post a screenshot of your graphics settings please? Can you try running the game through the "7DTD Launcher" and try running the game with "Vulkan" and let me know if you have the same result?

A22 b252 We ended up added a feature to interrupt toggle crouch with "c" or "hold crouch" to prevent this from happening in the future. While not specifically a bug per say, we did come across a handful of use cases that this behavior caused problems. Should be resolved in A22, thanks for your feedback!

Hi @ThumpieBunnyEve, The Linux dedicated server is not an app that you can use by pressing "play". In order to use the Linux Dedicated Server, you would need to switch to desktop mode, and configure your dedicated server through the text files and launch through command line. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?l=german&id=360404397 Because the steam deck desktop isn't designed to be used as a regular linux distribution, you may need to do some things like set a password for root, and possibly create a new user with appropriate permissions set. On the instructions above, you should be able to skip to step 5 because there is a gui. I wouldn't recommend running a linux dedicated server from a steam deck. We haven't tested the capabilities of the hardware, while theoretically possible, the nature of a battery operated dedicated server and the slower networking speed may not be an ideal candidate. I did find a youtube video detailing the process of turning the steam deck into a home server... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Aey0YFYjbQ Hopefully this helps. -Cheebsco

I think the Beelzybub is correct, the hardware does not meet minimum specs. 512mb is insufficient VRAM. You may be able to use your hardware with a third party game streaming service if your internet connection is good enough.

I think the Beelzybub is correct, the hardware does not meet minimum specs. 512mb is insufficient VRAM. You may be able to use your hardware with a third party game streaming service if your internet connection is good enough.

One thing I would try, try using the 7 days to die launcher. Make sure EAC is unchecked. Try running it that way. Let us know if theres any difference. You can also try cleaning game data. Without any logs to go on, its just some random trouble shooting steps. There is a folder called "EasyAntiCheat" and you may need to run the uninstall_eac & then the install_eac bat With a BSOD, there could be another underlying issue hardware side that is being triggered by launching 7 days to die, it might be worth trying a few other games as well to see if it occurs anywhere else.

One thing I would try, try using the 7 days to die launcher. Make sure EAC is unchecked. Try running it that way. Let us know if theres any difference. You can also try cleaning game data. Without any logs to go on, its just some random trouble shooting steps. There is a folder called "EasyAntiCheat" and you may need to run the uninstall_eac & then the install_eac bat With a BSOD, there could be another underlying issue hardware side that is being triggered by launching 7 days to die, it might be worth trying a few other games as well to see if it occurs anywhere else.

Okay.

Okay.

Do you have a larger version of the image? I can't see what its saying in the thumbnail. Also, if you can review this post It should help highlight additional information that will help us find a solution.