Daniel Bohn Johansen
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Helen Zbihlyj. I'm so happy someone has actually replied regarding this gamebreaking bug. What is going on? Memory leak?
Helen
Is it possible that this bug causes a memory leak? The "signs" are very similar
""Basically, when a program needs to use something, it'll put it in your memory. When it doesn't need it anymore, it'll send the signal to get rid of it since it's no longer using that particular piece of information. A memory leak happens when there's a bug in the code that forgets to send that signal, so every time it needs that piece of info, it'll keep calling it back up, but the old pieces will never leave, so it will continue to use tons of memory (RAM) over time to the point of making whatever game or application you're using unusable.
This is just a result of a coding error, and is usually (hopefully) fixed by patches to the game. There is no permanent damage, and all you have to do to get rid of a memory leak is to end the program that's causing it. So if you get a game with a memory leak, you'll notice it'll get slower and choppier and might eventually even freeze and crash on you. This is because after using up so much memory, the rest of the game has no memory to use to function properly, since it's all taken up by garbage""colored text
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viv6gOITSVg&t=4s
I recommend watching this video. Skip most until the 97% mark & watch to the end.
This is happening over & over again
Added 7 more pictures regarding this error as requested