Official Break Time 2 Support Page

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Break Time 2

12 years ago

First and foremost, if for some reason the game crashes, run the debug.bat file located in the game folder. If it says anything that matches up with any of the following follow the directions for said problem.

Java is not a recognized command:

This means that you either don’t have java installed, or you have multiple versions installed that are conflicting with one another. Completely uninstall java and get the latest version, and you should be able to play.

Something about a java memory heap error:

While this is uncommon, the problem likely lies in a lack of available ram on your computer. The only thing you can really do about it is upgrade, sorry, I promise it’s a good game.

The game looks weird on my screen:

Thats pretty vague man, however, it’s probably because your screen is bigger or smaller than 1920x1080p. There is currently no way to fix this right now, however it is playable so you know.

If you have any issues not listed here, take a screenshot of what the debug menu says and email it to me here: [email protected]

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