August 1, 201510 yr I upgraded to Windows 10 thinking my win 8 compatible games would still work. First game I try, Pillars of Eternity, crashes after 2 minutes. Anyone else experiencing the same, and will there be an update?
August 1, 201510 yr Ptjohns, can you post your logfiles so the devs could have a look? Look in the stickies to find, where the needed logfiles are stored. More modding for PoE II | How to Work with Stringtables
August 3, 201510 yr Hey ptjohns10, As Xaratas has mentioned, could you please upload a save file, and an output log via dropbox? You can post the link here and I will be able to take a look at your files. You can fine the files I require by click on the link in my signature below. Thanks a bunch! Obsidian Discord || Grounded Discord
August 5, 201510 yr Similar issue. Upgraded to Windows 10 now the game's framerate is about 1. Tried validating the files through steam, it will always catch one file after another restart of the game but it doesn't seem to work. Tried reinstalling too, didn't work. DxDiag.txt output_log.txt
August 5, 201510 yr Similar issue. Upgraded to Windows 10 now the game's framerate is about 1. Tried validating the files through steam, it will always catch one file after another restart of the game but it doesn't seem to work. Tried reinstalling too, didn't work. Have you tried to install the latest graphic drivers for your video card, the nvidia GTX 770? Version: 353.62 WHQL Release Date: 2015.7.29 Operating System: Windows 10 64-bit Because it looks like your Windows 10 uses only a generic display driver. Edited August 5, 201510 yr by Aurelio
August 5, 201510 yr Similar issue. Upgraded to Windows 10 now the game's framerate is about 1. Tried validating the files through steam, it will always catch one file after another restart of the game but it doesn't seem to work. Tried reinstalling too, didn't work. Have you tried to install the latest graphic drivers for your video card, the nvidia GTX 770? Version: 353.62 WHQL Release Date: 2015.7.29 Operating System: Windows 10 64-bit Because it looks like your Windows 10 uses only a generic display driver. It was indeed the driver! Could have thought of that. Thanks a bunch!
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