Black Ops 4 PC crash fixes are here

Treyarch has emphasized its enthusiasm for PC in the months leading up to the launch of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, and the port has been pretty good - though there have been an unfortunate number of crashes. Today sees the release of a big update with a multitude of fixes that should make your PC experience a bit more stable. Today’s update changes the max player count for quads in Blackout to 88, and boosts duos players up to 100. Team Deathmatch will now support parties of six - up from five - and custom Search and Destroy games will no longer push you to end round seven, now correctly concluding at the sixth win. The official patch notes mention “general stability improvements and crash fixes,” though a PC-specific post gets much more detailed. The Battle.net patch fixes crashes that occurred during boot, when changing texture quality, when disconnecting from a Blackout match, while browsing unlockable items, while streaming geometry, and when multiple windows would break simultaneously in Blackout. Additionally, the PC version now has a fix for a “concurrency issue in multithreaded physics code,” improved handling of memory errors, and performance issues when changing clan tags.