Game crashing after 3.00, running out of RAM (Mac OS X)

[Luzeryn]

I don't remember this happening before the 3.00 patch, but it has happened to me 3 times now. I get a message from OS X telling me to close applications because it has run out of RAM to use. And the only apps I have opened are Finder, Steam and the game. I have 8 GB of RAM so that shouldn't be an issue.

 

Saved game: https://www.dropbox.com/s/1zcei01ic2a28ey/1d007e157bdd42169a118d8d8e5f0632%209081842%20CaminosInterminablesdeOdNuaNivel1.savegame?dl=0

 

Output log: https://www.dropbox.com/s/y4s1xht928yhnsm/Player.log?dl=0

 

System Specs: 

 

iMac Late 2013, 21.5 inch

2,7 GHz Intel Core i5

8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

Intel Iris Pro 1536 MB

Edited March 11, 2016 by Luzeryn

[Aarik D]

Hey Luzeryn,

 

Have you tried verifying your game cache to see if that resolves the issue? Also if you haven't already, try moving the Quality Slider all the way to the left in the Options menu, under Graphics.

 

Thanks!

[Luzeryn]

I was playing with the quality slider all the way to the left already. I've verified the cache again (it didn't re-download anything) but I do it every now and then so that's not the issue either.

 

I think it happens when I load saved games constantly because I die at a certain encounter or something. 

[Luzeryn]

I can confirm this happens when you load the same file again and again. I can play for hours and everything's great but if I get stuck in one battle where I need to load multiple times (10+) then it's almost guaranteed the game will crash at some point. Something about loading fills the RAM unnecessarily.

[Xaratas]

I can confirm this happens when you load the same file again and again. I can play for hours and everything's great but if I get stuck in one battle where I need to load multiple times (10+) then it's almost guaranteed the game will crash at some point. Something about loading fills the RAM unnecessarily.

Nice little memory leak.

 

Oh, and forget the quality slider, i don't think it has learned more than setting the Antialising level.