This allows you some extra time to either escape or to take down a necromorph or two before it wears off. To increase your chances of a solution being found include as much detail as possible (which version of the game you’re running, what operating system you have, what video card you have and steps to reproduce the issue). Dead Space 3 has a tendancy to send large numbers of enemies at you quite regularly and stasis has the ability to temporarily pause them in their tracks. If you’ve followed the above steps and are still having issues with the Deadspace resolution change crash, please post in the comments below.
If that doesn’t work you can also try deleting this settings.txt file to completely reset all the settings for the game back to their defaults. To fix this resolution related crash remove the following lines from the settings file: Keep in mind AppData is a hidden folder so you’ll have to enable show hidden folders in order to see it. The Dead Space settings.txt file is located in:Ĭ:\Users\\AppData\Local\Electronic Arts\Dead Space\settings.txt You can fix this crash by changing some settings in your settings.txt file. It some cases this is a silent crash where the game appears to be starting but the silently aborts startup. After a clean install, some users have reported that changing the resolution to anything but 640×480 will cause the game to crash to desktop on subsequent startups.
