Avengers has an Avengers-level “workaround” for a PS5 crash
someone is still playing Marvel’s Avengers on PS5 in the past few days may have encountered an issue where the game crashes. If this is you, starting today there is a “workaround”. It’s just pretty drastic.
As the team says in a statement, while they “continue to investigate the issue causing some PS5 players to crash”, they “believe we have identified a fix which is currently being implemented/tested”. “In the meantime,” they add, there is a “workaround that fixes the issue for some players,” though given the severity of the workaround, you might want to wait for the fix that’s been released. working/tested.
“Just note that this will reset your campaign progress.” One might assume that the point of running the game might be to Continue your campaign progress, so this doesn’t seem like the kind of advice anyone in their right mind should follow if a real, non-apocalyptic patch is coming anytime soon!
The responses to this “fix” on Twitter are what you’d expect
The reason I want to start the game is so I can continue playing the campaign I’m halfway through lmao. Guess I’ll wait until tomorrow 🤷♂️
“just a quick note for you: you have to start over 🥰”
This is an advanced technique colloquially known as “game reinstallation”.
I do not do it
So yeah, please don’t do that.
We’ve reached out to Square Enix for comment.
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