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If you look at my playtime, only about 40 minutes of the total has been playing and the rest has been trying to find the cause of crashes in the game. It would never run for more than 5 minutes at a time out of town. And the crashes (or occasional BSOD) had a habit of corrupting OTHER files. One crash took out my bluetooth stack so that whenever I connected the gamepad after that the game would crash.
So I started with a fresh system last night. Complete reinstall of windows on a new drive to give a baseline to start from.
And then used DirectX Control Panel to force the game to only use DirectX 11 features at maximum. It's been stable for me for the last hour. An hour might not seem like a lot, but if you read the above this is HUGE for me.
How to do it:
1. Open the Settings panel in Windows (it works in both Win 10 and Win 11).
2. Search for "Optional Features".
3. Browse for the package called "Graphics Tools". Install it. (It can take a while and may not seem to be doing anything. But it will install eventually)
4. When it's done installing you can run DirectX Control Panel either through the WindowsKey+R option or at the Command Prompt. Type: dxcpl
5. Give it permission to make changes if it asks.
6. In the Direct3D tab, press the "Edit List" button in the Scope subsection.
7. Click the "..." button to browse for the DD2.exe in your Dragons Dogma 2 folder. Add the executable to the list.
8. Back at the main panel, you will see the Device Settings subsection, with a dropdown menu labelled "Feature Level Limit".
9. Set it to 11_0 or 11_1. Click apply.
10. Run DD2. Hopefully you won't crash to desktop out of the blue.
I hope this workaround lasts for me, and works for the rest of you. Happy adventuring.
edit: It did eventually crash on the 11_1 setting just now, but this is the longest I've managed to run the game (2+ hours) so considering that a win!
this is a joke.
There *does* seem to be some link between combat initiating and crashes. I can observe monsters ambush NPCs, but at the first strike involving the player or pawns the game will sometimes crash.
So it's not them spawning in, but maybe hitbox code?
I guess trying to relax after work by playing my $70 game was too much to ask...
I am now getting 60FPS even in towns - WTF!?!
P.S. The other setting are still Low or Off (you can see them in my previous post) but the game runs and looks much better.
For me, Manella is missing and I can't start the Civil unrest quest.
Just go to a Riftstone and revive them.
The Main Pawn items do not go to your inventory - they stay with them. When you revive the Pawn, it comes back with all the items it had (That's how it was for me).
i5 10400f
16gb ram
rx 580 8gb