Feb 17, 2019 07:23 PM
(This post was last modified: Feb 18, 2019 09:00 AM by Vizzle.)
Okay, so I've always known there was a 'no loss' glitch where the opponent can do something if they're losing, so that they don't receive a loss, but what I've experienced recently is on a whole other level. There seems to be a glitch where the game starts, and all of a sudden my game crashes to desktop. When I log back in, I get a 'DNF' message and a loss, which obviously means the opponent got the win.
This is totally different to the no loss glitch, as the opponent is actually making my game crash somehow, and getting the win, whereas with the no loss glitch it doesn't cause me to get a DNF message, and I'm able to carry on my draft from where I left off. It's happened several times recently, and isn't anything to do with my game or my PC, as it's always done by opponents who have around 40 chemistry and random players in their draft squad.
I had a look on Youtube and there's loads of guides to get this to happen on Console, but nothing of this magnitude, especially on PC. I can't even think what it is the opponent is doing to actually make my game crash.
And on that note... Anybody know how to do it, haha? 🤫
Bumping the thread. Bumping the thread. Bumping the thread.
This is totally different to the no loss glitch, as the opponent is actually making my game crash somehow, and getting the win, whereas with the no loss glitch it doesn't cause me to get a DNF message, and I'm able to carry on my draft from where I left off. It's happened several times recently, and isn't anything to do with my game or my PC, as it's always done by opponents who have around 40 chemistry and random players in their draft squad.
I had a look on Youtube and there's loads of guides to get this to happen on Console, but nothing of this magnitude, especially on PC. I can't even think what it is the opponent is doing to actually make my game crash.
And on that note... Anybody know how to do it, haha? 🤫
Bumping the thread. Bumping the thread. Bumping the thread.

