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Try lowering some of the game settings such as lowering the resolution and enabling the Texture compression setting.

In that case can you share the logs file again? And can you share the latest “hs_err_pid” file found in your main game folder “Steam\steamapps\common\ProjectZomboid”?

It seems like there are some graphic issues, can you try Reinstalling your graphics card drivers? Both your Intel graphics card and your Nvidia one. Additionally, can you make sure you have your monitor plugged into the Nvidia graphics card and not the motherboard?

Can you try setting the region and the local language on the server machine to any Cyrillic language? It has to be done on the machine that the server is being hosted on for it to be able to show the letters correctly.

If you have issues with mods, try disabling them one by one or in batches to figure out which specific mod is causing the problems. Do it on a new save / server to to prevent any issues on your current playthrough as removing mods can cause items to be permanently deleted. The logs generally do not contain mod errors, meaning I cannot really help you figure out which specific mod is causing it.

No not the save specifically, the maps loaded in the save, You have too many map mods.

Have you tried disabling all mods?

Can you share your logs.zip file found in C:\Users\YourUserName\Zomboid?

The problems seems to be that you either have too many maps enabled or that there is a problem with the maps, which causes the BufferOverflowException You will likely have to remove some of the maps from the save, after that it should work.

Can you share the whole error log in that case?

Seems like a map issue, do you perhaps have any mods enabled?

Unusual, are you sure you are installing the server in the correct directory? You need to run the force_install_dir command before that to specify the install directory.

The command is app_update 380870 -beta unstable validate

Can you share your logs.zip file found in C:\Users\YourUserName\Zomboid?

This would depend on the nature of the error, do you have any mods enabled on the server? If a modded item became corrupted for some reason it can wipe the whole area around it for example.

Try disabling mods one by one and see if the error stops happening.

Generally this is caused by the emulation that is done for the game to run properly on the M1 chip computer. It should be somewhat fixable if you turn off Scaling in your Mac Display options.

Can you share your console.txt file found in the User\Zomboid folder?

Can you share your logs.zip file found in C:\Users\YourUserName\Zomboid?

Can you try going to your “Steam\steamapps\common\ProjectZomboid folder and delete the media folder located there? After that, verify your game files. Steam Library > Right click Project Zomboid > Properties > Local Files > Verify Local Files Make sure both you and your friend do this to synchronize the files between you.

Generally the commands to properly exit our of the game is the /save and then the /quit command. Both are necessary as forcefully quitting the game can have bad side effects, depending whether Nitrando just kills the server while running or if it runs these two commands would explain the issues.

Does this still happen when all mods are turned off in a new game? Can you replicate this issue in a new game without any mods and then share the whole debug log here?

Could you share the server logs from the vanilla server this is happening on? A video of it showing how the hordes respawn in front of you would be very useful as well.

You can share the info in a private message and I will forward it.

Generally this issue happens if the frequency of the audio device is way too high. Try going to your Sound settings and set the sampling rate of the microphone to 41 000hz or 48 000hz and see if that helps.