CO2 increasing on the surface

[Baxder]

What the title says. I've taken no damage but CO2 has kept increasing on the surface after the last time submerged. Any ideas?

[propbeanie]

What the title says. I've taken no damage but CO2 has kept increasing on the surface after the last time submerged. Any ideas?
Shelling out to Windows can cause that, whether you do it purposefully or accidentally. But Windows itself will also pop-up an 'Update' at an inappropriate time. If such is the case, Save the game, exit the game, re-start the game, then load the Save. Hopefully, all will be well. :salute:

[KaleunMarco]

What the title says. I've taken no damage but CO2 has kept increasing on the surface after the last time submerged. Any ideas?

ditto on what Mr. Propbeanie said.

it's the #1 cause of CO2 issues.

that...and hyperventilating when the pernicious escorts are upon you!!:har:

[Baxder]

Shelling out to Windows can cause that, whether you do it purposefully or accidentally. But Windows itself will also pop-up an 'Update' at an inappropriate time. If such is the case, Save the game, exit the game, re-start the game, then load the Save. Hopefully, all will be well. :salute:
I did notice the update thing as well. By "shelling out to Windows," do you mean alt-tabbing?


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that...and hyperventilating when the pernicious escorts are upon you!!:har:

lolz

[1Patriotofmany]

I did notice the update thing as well. By "shelling out to Windows," do you mean alt-tabbing?



lolz


Yes or hitting the windows key, anything automatically running in the back ground ect....Usually causes a CTD but also results like others said in weird behaviors like co2.

[Baxder]

Yes or hitting the windows key, anything automatically running in the back ground ect....Usually causes a CTD but also results like others said in weird behaviors like co2.

Hm. Time to find the ol' Chromebook I guess. Thanks.

[KaleunMarco]

Hm. Time to find the ol' Chromebook I guess. Thanks.

or any other electronic device that allows you to browse,etc while you are involved with SH4.