The biggest enemy of the players of Crimson Desert? A book

- April 24, 2026
- Updated: April 24, 2026 at 4:30 PM

Crimson Desert players have reported a series of issues related to the Manual Equipment, an aspect of the game that has become a source of frustration among the community. Upon dying in battles, this manual opens automatically, preventing the game from being paused and causing significant discomfort during fights.
Reading: the natural enemy of the gamer
In several Reddit threads, users have compared the manual to the Necronomicon from Evil Dead, pointing out its problematic nature and how it interferes with the gaming experience. “To hell with this book!” says one commenter, reflecting the general discontent regarding a mechanic that is supposed to be helpful. In reality, the manual not only must be opened compulsorily, but it also cannot be sold or discarded until a related mission is completed, which significantly limits players in the midst of their battles.
Community comments indicate that the manual has become an obstacle, leading many players to suggest that Pearl Abyss should release a patch to fix these control issues. “Every time I die to a boss and try to pause, the damn book appears and leads me to defeat,” expresses another frustrated player, highlighting the growing irritation towards this element of the game.
This type of error could affect not only gameplay but also the general perception that players have about the quality of the title. As complaints accumulate, expectations for a possible fix from Pearl Abyss increase, with the hope that soon the Manual Equipment will become a truly useful tool, and not a burden during the intense battles of Crimson Desert.
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