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I captured a video of it here:
https://youtu.be/ylPVBB3qPLI
OS is Windows 10 64bit
CPU is Intel i5-4690 (not overclocked)
GPU is Radeon R9 390 (factory defaults, latest drivers)
Motherboard is Gigabyte Z97X-GAMING-3
32GB RAM
Monitor is Asus MG279Q running at 1920x1080@60Hz, freesync off
*edit
and Darkest Dungeon build 13377
My specs:
Windows 8 x64 bit
Intel i5 4690K
GTX 970
Asus z97 Motherboard
8 GB RAM (Kingston Hyperx, if it's relevant)
Also have the 13377 build and i tried some other versions i can't recall what ones i used.
My specs:
Windows 7
Intel Core 2 Duo CPU E7600
4GB RAM
*Not a built pc i have it since 2009/10
It's probably nothing, but I have noticed my hard disk seeking just after the mouse over and at the same time as the crash. Maybe an issue loading something from disk?
"Turn Vsync on in your GPU's control panel and run the game in windowed mode."
I finished the game last year anyway (just struggled on despite the bug, restarting after every crash), but it's good to have an answer if anyone else stumbles across this thread.