It is a little weird that Citra is the only emulator I’ve seen where save states will stop working after every update.
I do tend to make backup saves more nowadays, but save states are more convenient for other purposes. Updating Citra does cause some unwanted problems more often than not, save states are more like the icing, like the other post I made where config got messed up and couldn’t open any game. I did end up updating Citra and I’m still having issues. It will still crash on the overhead view though. The Chapter 2 one and now near the end of Chapter 3 when Lilith fade to white teleport out of the astral plane.įor battle, I disabled most of the in game battle animations, this is more useful for speedy fights than just Citra not crashing though.
It is specific transitions it does crash without fail. Disabling Disk Shader Cache doesn’t do anything really. I’ve progressed a little further in the game and it will crash on cutscene transitions or at various points in battle randomly.
In order to save a copy of the log, follow this guide: Upload your log file as an attachment by dragging & dropping. Game: Fire Emblem Fates Special Edition.Citra Version: Nightly 1905 or Canary 2485.Looks like Citra supports Special Edition the least. I don’t know if it matters which version I use since I don’t know the difference between Birthright, Conquest, and Special Edition. I doubt updating now would make a difference.ĭusting off my 3DS to get past crashing sections is not something I want to do, but will probably end up doing. I haven’t updated Citra in a while since I’m tired of my Save States not working after every update. I would rather watch it since it is my first time playing. It looks like I can skip the cutscene fine. I guess it transitions to another event that won’t load. Go to Emulation>Configuration>General and select Reset All Settings.In Chapter 2, the game crashes and Citra closes after being given the sword and Corrin says “prisoners?”.
Lastly, you should reset your settings to default. Now run citra-qt.exe from the folder and run your game. Put the extracted folder anywhere you want. To update, download win64_15.zip from Intel® Graphics Driver for Windows* įurthermore, because your iGPU has driver bugs, you’ll need to use an older version of Citra in order to prevent random freezing and crashing from occurring until you upgrade your hardware:ĭownload citra-windows-mingw-20191214-ddb7ead.7z from Release nightly-1392: Merge pull request #5020 from jroweboy/dynamic-mf Įxtract it using Winrar or 7zip.
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