How to fix missing angelscript callstack error in The Finals

While playing The Finals on PC, I got an error message that popped up during gameplay and made the game crash several times, making me lose matches! If you've also struggled with this problem, here's how to fix the ''missing _angelscript_callstack'' error in The Finals.

Best solutions for the Missing angelscript callstack error in The Finals

There are a few ways to fix the ''missing_angelscript_callstack'' error that plagues many players in The Finals, from the simplest solutions to more complex methods. That, of course, if you don't have any issues with the game servers.

Update Windows

The easiest option is to check and download any Windows updates you might've put on the back burner. To do this:

1. Open the Start menu and go to Settings.
2. Select the Windows Update tab and click the Check for updates button.
3. Download and install the updates, and restart your PC to complete the installation.

Delete old config files

This fix will delete all your settings in-game, but it often gets the job done. To do this, open the Run command window by pressing Windows + R simultaneously, type ''%APPDATA%\Local\Discovery\Saved\SaveGames'' into the text box, and press Open. Once the folder pops up, delete all the files in the folder and start The Finals. Your game should now run error-free.

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Update graphics drivers

Updating the drivers for your graphics card can improve your game's framerate and often fix even the most frustrating of errors. Go to the drivers page of your graphics card manufacturer (i.e., Intel, AMD, or Nvidia) and download the latest version of the graphics driver. Install the newest drivers and launch the game; the error should be history.

Disable GPU overclocking

If you're a PC gamer who loves to get the most out of their machine, chances are you've overclocked your graphics chip to get better performances. This can cause the ''missing_angelscript_callstack'' error in The Finals. Disable your overclocked GPU settings by opening your overclocking software and reverting any changes you've made to the GPU. You might not get as many frames, but at least it'll prevent the game from crashing.

Enable PBO enhancement in BIOS

If you're an AMD user, you can turn on the PBO (Precision Boost Overdrive) enhancement in your BIOS settings, which helps better allocate power to your CPU cores, boosts performance, and fixes some errors in games like The Finals.

You'll need to open your BIOS settings, find the PBO Enhancement or Precision Boost Overdrive setting, and switch it to Advanced. Remember that this will increase your CPU's temperature, so use this method with caution—and a good cooling system.

For more solutions for The Finals glitches, check out How to fix The Finals matchmaking failed error on Pro Game Guides!