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Use this trick to avoid random crashes in Cyrodill
Monsoon
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Ok this is a little unorthodox but it works well until the client is finally fixed
If you have two monitors this is even easier.
- Launch Activity Monitor
- Launch ESO by clicking play on the launcher
- In your Activity Monitor wait until you see ESO and double click it, this will open another window where you can monitor the memory usage of ESO
- Play in Cyrodil until you reach 2.1+ Real memory size or 3+ virtual (your mileage may vary)
- Stealth and hide in a safe place
- On the pop up window that monitors the memory, press quit then confirm. This will crash the client without wasting time for the crash reporter to launch and make you waste precious seconds in battle.
- Log back in super fast, rinse, repeat
This is not ideal but at least that way YOU will control when the client crashes. No more surprises in the middle of a battle and no more losing siege for nothing.
You still have to crash the client but this should remove a lot of frustration.
Edited by Monsoon on May 7, 2014 7:44AM If you have two monitors this is even easier.
- Launch Activity Monitor
- Launch ESO by clicking play on the launcher
- In your Activity Monitor wait until you see ESO and double click it, this will open another window where you can monitor the memory usage of ESO
- Play in Cyrodil until you reach 2.1+ Real memory size or 3+ virtual (your mileage may vary)
- Stealth and hide in a safe place
- On the pop up window that monitors the memory, press quit then confirm. This will crash the client without wasting time for the crash reporter to launch and make you waste precious seconds in battle.
- Log back in super fast, rinse, repeat
This is not ideal but at least that way YOU will control when the client crashes. No more surprises in the middle of a battle and no more losing siege for nothing.
You still have to crash the client but this should remove a lot of frustration.
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