The Reddit post is full of replies from other players with similarly large crash report folders. Toasteroven47 used a programme called WinDirStat, which is how they were able to get a clear picture of what each folder contains, particularly as the usual assumption would be that save files for the game are simply large, not that its crash data is massive. What they discovered was that the save folder houses over 22GB of crash data (Yourusername/AppData/Local/Madness/Saved). Reddit user Toasteroven47 decided to check the game's save and settings directory, after suspecting it was behind their C drive space getting smaller and smaller. In my experience, this window appears even when you quit the game normally.

PC players should be very familiar with the 'UE4-Madness' crash window, which is responsible for creating those reports. All of this is pretty normal, but what's strange in this case is just how big those crash files are. Like most games, when Outriders crashes on PC - and it does this a lot - it creates a crash file dump, which helps the developer track the root cause of the crash and hopefully fix it going forward. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Though it may not be anywhere near as severe as the inventory wipe bug, or the game's general instability, it's still serious enough for PC players. In what seems to be an endless list of issues, one Outriders player has discovered a particularly strange problem.

If your SSD is suddenly running out of space, it may be because of Outriders.

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