There are memory leaks on the client side that are causing performance degradation with updates from the server. It can start in personal instances where patrolling NPCs are not properly updating their position to the client from the server. The issue becomes progressively worse over time if a player has been playing the game for more than an hour or two.
What I "suspect" is that it may have to do with the GUI and the chat window becoming overloaded and not properly purging unused data periodically. As examples, chat text historically caches for entire play session, or UI elements, like the map or inventory, when open and closed multiple times caches a new version in memory. This fills up the GPU and RAM, causing performance degradation and ultimately causes a blue screen over time.
There are memory leaks on the client side that are causing performance degradation with updates from the server. It can start in personal instances where patrolling NPCs are not properly updating their position to the client from the server. The issue becomes progressively worse over time if a player has been playing the game for more than an hour or two. What I "suspect" is that it may have to do with the GUI and the chat window becoming overloaded and not properly purging unused data periodically. As examples, chat text historically caches for entire play session, or UI elements, like the map or inventory, when open and closed multiple times caches a new version in memory. This fills up the GPU and RAM, causing performance degradation and ultimately causes a blue screen over time.