Played and finished POE2 back when it first came out. Took my sweet time and put around 83 hours into it. Decided to give it another go with the turn-based system as that's my preference anyway. Crashes on start every time. Ryzen 1800x (not overclocked), 16gb, 1080ti. Hardware-wise, nothing has changed since I installed the game originally. This is on the latest Windows 10 update with the latest nvidia driver. Nothing has made any difference so far. Uninstalled, reinstalled the game. verified game files (no issues). removed / updated to the latest nvidia drivers. deleted save folder. Deleted everything Pillars of Eternity II related in the registry. Turned off steam cloud sync. Turned off firewall (also tried exiting the firewall completely), turned off windows defender. run as administrator. Changed the install folder from d: to c:. Made sure nothing is read-only although not sure why it would be. Also tried changing my primary display back to my 1080p monitor instead of the 4k. Even tried the beta version. Disabled any other programs that started up. Nothing makes any difference. Crashes almost instantly. I was one of the few at release that had zero issues with the game other than a single crash.
I thought it'd be related to nvidia in some way but there was another guy with the exact same issue but with an amd rx580. In the output log of the single crash I had in may of last year it starts with the
Ideas? I'm going to try uninstalling the nvidia driver with the latest version of DDU and reinstall it once more but I don't have high hopes since I've done it once at the very beginning of troubleshooting. Edit: As expected, no change. Crashes instantly whether starting from steam or from the exe directly.
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Played and finished POE2 back when it first came out. Took my sweet time and put around 83 hours into it. Decided to give it another go with the turn-based system as that's my preference anyway. Crashes on start every time. Ryzen 1800x (not overclocked), 16gb, 1080ti. Hardware-wise, nothing has changed since I installed the game originally. This is on the latest Windows 10 update with the latest nvidia driver. Nothing has made any difference so far. Uninstalled, reinstalled the game. verified game files (no issues). removed / updated to the latest nvidia drivers. deleted save folder. Deleted everything Pillars of Eternity II related in the registry. Turned off steam cloud sync. Turned off firewall (also tried exiting the firewall completely), turned off windows defender. run as administrator. Changed the install folder from d: to c:. Made sure nothing is read-only although not sure why it would be. Also tried changing my primary display back to my 1080p monitor instead of the 4k. Even tried the beta version. Disabled any other programs that started up. Nothing makes any difference. Crashes almost instantly. I was one of the few at release that had zero issues with the game other than a single crash.
I thought it'd be related to nvidia in some way but there was another guy with the exact same issue but with an amd rx580. In the output log of the single crash I had in may of last year it starts with the
"Initialize engine version: 5.6.3p3 (88d4ddf6344a)
GfxDevice: creating device client; threaded=1
Direct3D:
Version: Direct3D 11.0 [level 11.1]
Renderer: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti (ID=0x1b06)
Vendor: NVIDIA
VRAM: 11127 MB
Driver: 23.21.13.9077"
Where as the current crash issue starts with
"Initialize engine version: 5.6.3p3 (88d4ddf6344a)
GfxDevice: creating device client; threaded=1
Crash!!!"
Ideas? I'm going to try uninstalling the nvidia driver with the latest version of DDU and reinstall it once more but I don't have high hopes since I've done it once at the very beginning of troubleshooting. Edit: As expected, no change. Crashes instantly whether starting from steam or from the exe directly.
error.log output_log.txt crash.dmp DxDiag.txt
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