It turns out that 'Kerbal Space Program 2' has a bug that eventually stops working

There is a bug in the simulation game ``Kerbal Space Program 2 (KSP2)'' that builds a spaceship for the green creature ``Kerbal'' that continues to dump data to the Windows registry, and the game may eventually become unplayable. It turns out that there is.

KSP2 is Spamming the Windows Registry Over Weeks/Months Until the Game Will Stop Working Permanently - Crash - Kerbal Space Program Forums

According to Anth12, who examined the KSP2 issue, if the game's registry (Key/Entries) becomes full of information, the game will throw a PlayerPrefsException error, and the main menu will not be able to load at that point.

According to Anth12, this seems to be caused by the game adding information each time the sphere of influence (SOI) is changed or a save file is loaded, resulting in the same information being saved over and over again. It seems that it is in a state of being.

Below is an example of accumulated data.

Mr. Anth12 encountered a PlayerPrefsException error in version 0.1.3.0, and although it was improved by recreating the local account, he wrote that he encountered the same error again two months later.

'Last time it only took two months for the error to occur,' Anth12 said, adding, 'As others play KSP2 more regularly, it's only a matter of time before the same issue occurs. .This can be avoided by deleting 'HKEY_CURRENT_USER/SOFTWARE/Intercept Games' using regedit.''

This issue has also reached the development team, and one member left a comment saying, ``We are aware of this issue and have already fixed it. We are aiming to release a hotfix.''