PC (Solved) Game Breaking Glitch.
- Thread starter posschamp
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is 3 years old now holy 
This bug is well documented, developers are currently looking for solutions. There's two threads you might want to look through for potential work arounds:
1. https://forums.terraria.org/index.php?threads/constant-freezing-v1-3-5-3.70545/
2. https://forums.terraria.org/index.php?threads/random-freeze.51751/
Bottom line, it's audio driver or audio device related.
1. https://forums.terraria.org/index.php?threads/constant-freezing-v1-3-5-3.70545/
2. https://forums.terraria.org/index.php?threads/random-freeze.51751/
Bottom line, it's audio driver or audio device related.
Well then, I'll see if there's anything wrong with my headphones. I was a bit stupid for not looking further into this bug.
Alright. It seems that the issue was audio related. After I did some tweaking in audio device settings and started Terraria up again, I went to the snow biome and found that the glitch was no longer present. I find it odd that it was something like my headset that caused my game to freeze. Anyways, thank you for your help.
I'm glad you got one of the written arounds to work.
If I could ask a favor of you, I want to keep a record of all hardware that experiences this bug. I'm hoping it will help them track down the cause of the bug. Could you answer as many questions below as possible?
1. What headset or audio device do you use?
2. Do you know the specifications of you computer? (Specifically, CPU, Graphics Card, Motherboard)
3. Do you know what version of your audio drivers you have installed?
4. Could you press windows+r and then type "winver" without the quotes and then screenshot the window that pops up?
If you're interested in answering the questions but don't know how to get the information let me know and I'll walk you through it
If I could ask a favor of you, I want to keep a record of all hardware that experiences this bug. I'm hoping it will help them track down the cause of the bug. Could you answer as many questions below as possible?
1. What headset or audio device do you use?
2. Do you know the specifications of you computer? (Specifically, CPU, Graphics Card, Motherboard)
3. Do you know what version of your audio drivers you have installed?
4. Could you press windows+r and then type "winver" without the quotes and then screenshot the window that pops up?
If you're interested in answering the questions but don't know how to get the information let me know and I'll walk you through it
Rob816
Terrarian
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