Project Slayers - Fix NPC Glitch on Mobile (Controls, Interactions)
FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW
Change Project Slayers Button Position
While playing Project Slayers on your mobile device, you can double-tap on the top side of your screen to edit your controls, such as your block button position. This will fix issues when your controls overlap or block NPCs' interactions. You also have the option to log into Roblox on your PC and move your location within the game to fix location-based glitches.
Enable Roblox Performance Stats
In your Roblox settings, make sure to enable the Performance Stats option. This will show you the current ping to the server.
A high latency can cause NPC problems, and you should proceed to switch your connection to fix this issue.
Update Roblox Application
If this did not work for you, and you completed the tutorial for the game, then there is a problem with your current game files or your network connection. First, exit the game and open your App Store or Google Play Store. Here, look up Roblox and make sure to download any update there might be available to you.
Device Storage Settings
Next, open up your device settings. On iOS devices, scroll down and tap on General. In your General settings, select iPhone Storage. It might take a couple of seconds to load your storage information. Ensure you have at least some storage to run the game on your device correctly. Roblox will read and write data in the background, which will require storage space on your device.
Clear Roblox Cache
Search for Roblox, and from here, you can Offload the app, which will clear your cache, but keep your game progress as it’s linked to your Roblox account. When this is done, you will not only have more storage space, but it will in most cases, also fix the bugs you are having with Project Slayers.
Test Network Connection
Lastly, you should use a speed testing site or application like Speedtest. The website or app will allow you to preview your average download and upload speed. To improve your connection, try switching it from cellular to WiFi or vice versa and restart your router if you haven’t done this in a while.