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For my hot take:
This sounds like a new problem that I've never heard of before. This might be unrelated, but there was a popular crash introduced with the newest update which does have a solution detailed below. I don't expect this to work, but maybe something wonky is going on (certainly can't hurt, and I think something similar happened in CK2):
In the upper bar of the steam window (top left of the window you're on now) go to Steam > Settings > Cloud, disable Steam cloud sync. We don't want Steam to restore the files we're about to delete.
-Exit Steam completely.
-Go to the following location: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata
-You should see a folder with a name made up of lots of numbers. That's your Steam ID, and holds all the save data associated with your Steam account. Go into that folder.
-Find the folder named with your game code below (CK3 AppID 1158310). That's the App ID for your game. Go into that folder, then go into the "remote" folder.
-When you see the UserData.sav folder, delete it.
(Where I found this: https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/threads/ck-iii-repeatedly-crashing-to-the-desktop-the-specific-actions-within-the-client-do-not-seem-to-matter.1518600/ )
I tried this method and it fixed my game (I didn't have the UserData file, but deleting the remote folder worked for me). Still, I'm not very confident this'll work for the problem at hand, but I can see ways in which it might be affecting it, so there you have it.
Outside of that, a new update is coming which might fix the problem (they have been alerted to some crash problems), also make sure your anti-virus isn't doing anything stupid (if you have one).
Edit edit: It also looks as though deleting the documents CK3 folder has worked for some people.
yeah this is a known one, click start, and don't touch anything, I wasn't having an issue with that though :/
After that, my game is apparently fixed. The launcher loads in just fine and I can play. Just sharing what I went through in case it helps someone.
Awesome thanks for the info <3
I reinstalled all my C++ redistributables and Net Framework and then it started working again fine. Didn't have issues since
How do you do that?