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same cause as a crash that's been present since day 1, and as its been attributed to using a device outside their supported specs... they aren't likely to do much for that
I will prolly regret wading in but... OP said they did play the game. Right up until the summerish update. At this point I'd ask, OP what are the system specs?
Sadly, a lot of people don't know that latest drivers don't always equal fix. It does usually = beta testing drivers. I really wish the language about driver's for graphic cards would update to "Lastest stable build."
But that's a whole different conversation.
My own GPU was below system specs, as were many others. We could play the game mostly fine in previous versions, minus crashing for merely looking at the blue half of starlight strand in the worst cases, or touching it ever so slightly in the best cases.
I tried to update the drivers, but after the game crashed my Windows 10 color changed from blue to purple, I had to do a system restore