A bug with pokemon wild encounter

OK I don't know if these have already been reported so I'm just gonna post these 2 bugs I ran into early into the game. The first bug happened when i ran into a wild Pokemon at the same time i received a call on the pokepod from one of the registered trainers. What this caused was for the textbox from the call trainer would be on screen and cycling through the text while the music for a Pokemon battle would play along with the beginning of the screen fading out due to the start of a battle, after the call ended it went into the wild Pokemon battle and ended normally. The next bug I encountered was in comet cave after the falling boulders and theo running away i would say right at the spot where the terlard is supposed to come down and challenge you i encountered a wild grozard. After the battle with the grozard the terland did not come and and i proceeded to continue through to the exit. The hiker still spoke to me as if i had beaten the terlard but upon going back its sprite still continues to sit upon the exit of the cave before you talk to the hiker in comet cave. While neither of these are game breaking i would say these are still issues worth looking at.

The first just sounds like bad timing, and the second is known. At first it was blocking the path if you'd lost to the Terland, so in fixing it, it stopped the battle from happening. Now people can go on with the game without having to restart.

Hey blaze has any 1 had a problem with Pokemon Uranium causing their computer to blue screen when the game isn't running?

No.It never happened to me.I think the problem is in your computer.

I've never had that happen either.

200158 wrote:No.It never happened to me.I think the problem is in your computer.

no the problem is not my computer cause i have installed and uninstalled uranium many times to test this when i have it installed after some time my computer will have multiple blue screens completely at random. and i do mean at random i mean there were times where i had literally no programs running i just had my laptop on and was at my desktop and i walked away for a short bit and came back to find it blue screened. ive had the game uninstalled for roughly a week and not a single blue screen has happened. so yeah im sure its linked to the game.

What kind of anti-virus are you using, if any?

I haven't blue screened either and I have had the game since January.

Bocajian wrote:What kind of anti-virus are you using, if any?

I haven't blue screened either and I have had the game since January.

I have AVG installed but it doesn't have a problem with Uranium it is only when i have the game installed and only after like 3days - week does my laptop start blue screening. It could also have to do with the fact that i put the folder in the program files(x86) folder

That's the same place I have Uranium installed. I don't know what could be the issue.

Well all i know is after installing it and playing it for a bit then not playing for a while causes my laptop to blue screen a lot were talking like 3+ in 1 day

Have you tried using the different download links? Maybe one of them got messed up. That's the last thing I can think of.

I have a friend that mentioned that most Windows computers eventually give you the "blue screen" in which case you need a new one.

Multiple times in 1 day is not normal and that only happens when the game is installed for me. And what i need is not a new laptop( I totally need a new 1) but instead need to get this thing cleaned and maintenance.

Yeah, as far as I can tell it sounds like it's a problem with your computer. Maybe trying to run the game exacerbates it a little, but based on what everyone else has said (and the fact that this is an entirely unique problem) makes it seem like something on your end.

exacerbates? i have no idea what that means. and as i said the blue screening happens when the game ISN'T running but simply installed. and only after a few days.

pokemonpie wrote:

200158 wrote:No.It never happened to me.I think the problem is in your computer.

no the problem is not my computer cause  i have installed and uninstalled uranium many times to test this when i have it installed after some time  my computer will have multiple blue screens completely at random.  and  i do mean at random i mean there  were times where i had literally no programs running  i just had my laptop on and was at my desktop and  i walked away for a short bit and came back to find it blue screened. ive had the game uninstalled for roughly a week and not a single blue screen has happened. so yeah im sure its linked to the game.

i would check your computer with malewarebytes

I have AVG i'll use that

i use avg too but i found with some other tools something which avg ignores ..... thats the problem
not every program find everything so try some different softwares

worst idea ever all malwarebytes did was crash my laptop every time i ran it and it took me an hour just to get my laptop back to working order just to send this message.

still experiencing problems

pokemonpie wrote:worst idea ever all malwarebytes did was crash my laptop  every time i ran it and it took me an hour just to  get my laptop back  to working order just to send this message.

ok this sound for me now more like a broken hard disk

Great  and how would i  get that fixed hers some information in case this might help.

Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: BlueScreen
OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.4
Locale ID: 1033

Additional information about the problem:
BCCode: f4
BCP1: 0000000000000003
BCP2: FFFFFA80050FEB10
BCP3: FFFFFA80050FEDF0
BCP4: FFFFF8000318EE20
OS Version: 6_1_7601
Service Pack: 1_0
Product: 256_1

Files that help describe the problem:
C:\Windows\Minidump\052115-44273-01.dmp
C:\Users\student\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-98920-0.sysdata.xml

This has nothing to do with our game. Your computer's hard drive is likely old and failing. (They generally last about 4-5 years and then have to be replaced if you're on a laptop.)

We can't help you with this problem. I suggest backing up all the personal data on your computer's hard drive and taking it in to a computer expert, or searching the internet for solutions. Again, this issue is not a result of Pokemon Uranium, it is a problem with your computer hardware.