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Brilliant job, Ubisoft.
From what you’ve both described, it sounds like you’re experiencing dx12 error crashes and also that, for some reason, the game wants to use your C drive space while being installed on the A drive. That must be frustrating, but don’t worry—we’ll work together to resolve this.
Can you both confirm if your game is installed on the same drive as Ubisoft Connect/ Steam? (We recommend having everything installed on the same drive.)
To start, I recommend following the steps outlined in this guide.[ubi.li] These steps will help rule out common causes of crashes.
It’s also a good idea to perform a DISM/SFC[ubi.li] scan on your PC. This scan can identify and repair any issues with your operating system that might be contributing to the crashes.
Please keep us updated on the situation.
I'm sorry that the issue still persists. I believe that the AMD Radeon RX580 is below the minimum requirements[ubi.li]for Assassin's Creed Shadows, which may be causing the issue.
Hey Flaccid Snake, regarding the dump files, please try to identify which folder is increasing while you are playing the game and try to delete it while you are playing. Please also let us know the name and path of this folder.