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1. You have windows 10 or windows 8.1
2. This started somewhere after July.
See, this isn't really Xeno 2's fault. In July, Microsoft released an update for both O/S that borked the entire system. Running a SFC will indicate problems either in Powershell or Windows Defender. I've noticed that, since July, I've been having issues where my client froze my pc up for 30 seconds to 2 full minutes before unfreezing (I refuse to hard-reset). It may get people to think "Hey, if it only glitches this game then I just need to avoid it!", but the corruption, for some reason, increases and starts spreading to other functions of the system.
You can do what I did:
1. Command prompt as admin
2. sfc /scannow. You will find out that the system found corrupted files but wasn't able to correct them. Ignore this.
3. ISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Scanhealth
4. DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth
3. sfc /scannow again. It will say that windows found corrupted files and fixed them.
4. sfc/ scannow once more. It will say there are no system corrupt files.
5. Update your video card drivers.
6. Restart your system.
OPTIONAL. Perform a disc defrag and restart again.
Game should be working fine now. It's a pretty vanilla solution that took me 3 hours of work, but at least my Xeno 2 isn't glitching anymore.
Let me know if this helped.