I have no textures...

having the same issue, 3050ti laptop. Seems like textures aren't loading and anything w/ a picture isn't either. My inventory items and flasks arent appearing. Tried the various graphics options and its on an ssd so idk. Maybe works for a little then turns itself back into no texture versions.

Same here. LENOVO LOQ RTX 2050 Laptop.

same issue, 3050 laptop. never had graphic problems besides fps drops on high tier maps on 0.1 0.2 or 0.3

Rx6600s laptop here.

Performance went from "good" in 0.3 to unplayable , and that's literal like this is actually unplayable .

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So I was on an older nvidia driver from August, I updated to the Dec 4 drivers and it is working so far. I'll continue testing and update this but. This is the longest it has worked for

Confirmed that Updating the drivers has worked I was able to complete a temple and go through multiple areas without issues after updating the drivers




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Nope for me. I updated my v-driver nvidia for last update for my v-card - its didnt work

Sigh it worked for about 2 hrs then I returned to the clearfell encampment and the issue came back... ARGGG!!!! was really hoping it was fixed

I'll share my own way that helped me. I took everything off MTX

Same problem here (3050 laptop). I seem to have the textures, but as soon as some hind of limit is reached by loading more textures (even when standing still) the splasharts and ground textures disappear. The problem persists bewteen game realoadings. I have updated the driver, verified the files. Didn't have this problem last league. When switching to direcx12 it got solved for few areas but then reappeared, same happened after switching back to vulcan.

When the icons are forcibly loaded, for example via currency market, then the corresponding icons in the innventory also appear untill you close the market. Then they get unloaded.

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I think the problem is similar to the one discussed in the neighboring thread. It's a video memory overflow issue. Laptop graphics cards use a small amount of the laptop's RAM. Most likely, the "optimization" broke the memory management, so the laptop's slower RAM sometimes just isn't enough, and a crash occurs.