- Firstly, launch COD Warzone Pacific on your console.
- Next up, proceed to Menu >> Graphics.
- You need to find “On-demand Texture Streaming” from the options and tap on it.
- Next up, change the settings to “Disabled”. Note that it should be on either “Standard Quality” or “High Quality” by default so change it.
- The system will prompt you to confirm the changes made, delete the additional files automatically, and proceed.
- I recommend turning on the PlayStation consoles and rebooting to see if the game works properly or not.
If yes, you have found the solution on PS4/PS5. For Xbox users, there are some other methods listed here that should work. If this method doesn’t work out, you are welcome to use other methods in this guide to get a resolution at the earliest.
Change Resolution and FPS
Many users are playing COD Warzone Pacific in 1080p@120Hz and even on 4k@120Hz which is known as Performance Mode on Sony PlayStation consoles. If you are struggling with the game actually crashing when you try to play it in such high graphics settings, try tapping it down until a permanent fix is not available from the console manufacturers.
I am talking about playing the game at 1080p@60Hz which makes sure the game runs smoother and graphics are better. Of course, it won’t look similar to a 4K game but to be honest, I can trade higher graphics for the ability to play the game until a permanent fix is not rolled out.
Depending upon what console you are using, the settings to change both resolution and frame rate should be available in the Settings >> Screen and Video for PS4/PS5 or Display & Sound for Xbox consoles.
Check for Server Status
Both Xbox Series and Sony PlayStation consoles have dedicated server status page that details if there’s an outage of any sort. If you think that the game is fine but there’s some server outage issue causing the game to crash, checking the server status will fix the things.
Click on these links to go to server statuses:-
Restart the game
Turns out not all the users are struggling with COD Warzone Pacific crashing issue on their gaming consoles after the update but it is because of a random software glitch. In any case, restarting the game should do the trick. You can force-close Warzone Pacific if the screen is frozen and not responding to the commands. Check out the next method that might do the trick.
Restart the console
If restarting the game doesn’t make any difference, try restarting the console instead. Based on what console you are using, the method could differ but at the end of the day, your task is to reboot the console. You can simply turn off the main power source, wait for a few minutes and reconnect it. Check if doing so actually fixed the problem or not.
Reinstall COD Warzone Pacific
Bugs with the COD Warzone Pacific can prevent it from running without any issues. However, when you uninstall the game from your console, you are essentially getting rid of the bugs as well. Next time when you try to install it, the game should be fresh. Although you might loose progress with the reinstalled version, there’s a high probability that you will end up with a problem-free gaming experience. Ensure that you dial down the resolution and frame rate as well as disbale texture streaming until the developers roll out an update to fix this issue permanently.
Conclusion
These were some of the methods you can use to fix COD Warzone Pacific crashing on PS4, PS5, or any Xbox game console. Of course, these methods don’t come with a guarantee that they will fix issues of 100 percent of users but the majority of them can benefit from it for sure.
