I'm seeing this when trying to swap from one character to another.
Murphy's laws:
1- Murphy’s Law tells us that anything that can go wrong will go wrong.
2- And anything that does go wrong will get progressively worse.
3- And if you survive the first two laws it’s time to panic.
The most interesting thing, for me a permanently working fix was to move STO from my HD to my SSD.
At this point it is starting to be a huge WTF.
The HDD is just 2 years old and in perfect shape. No errors and everything else works well.
So for me it does mostly looks like STO got problems with loading something (assets for example) and crashes when it mixes up the load order or can't load.
Would match the fact, that defragmentating the HD does help to some degree (which is utterly stupid on its own).
But it doesn't make any sense either, that running the windows repair routine does help, when it does not fix a single error.
Or that rebuilding the windows update cache does do something, when it isn't even used between no crash time and crash time.
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1- Murphy’s Law tells us that anything that can go wrong will go wrong.
2- And anything that does go wrong will get progressively worse.
3- And if you survive the first two laws it’s time to panic.
https://www.reddit.com/r/sto/comments/l4u78n/crash_to_desktop/
The most interesting thing, for me a permanently working fix was to move STO from my HD to my SSD.
At this point it is starting to be a huge WTF.
The HDD is just 2 years old and in perfect shape. No errors and everything else works well.
So for me it does mostly looks like STO got problems with loading something (assets for example) and crashes when it mixes up the load order or can't load.
Would match the fact, that defragmentating the HD does help to some degree (which is utterly stupid on its own).
But it doesn't make any sense either, that running the windows repair routine does help, when it does not fix a single error.
Or that rebuilding the windows update cache does do something, when it isn't even used between no crash time and crash time.