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I'm in full-screen, borderless, windowed mode. I've alt-tabbed multiple times in multiple situations, including while loading and it now seems to work.
My personal conclusion... there was likely one corrupted file somewhere that didn't really affect gameplay, but screwed everything if I alt-tabbed.
Not sure how close to the problem I am, but I am grateful that it seems to be working well now.
Thanks for everyones suggestions. I appreciate it.
No mods. I've yet to finish the game in vanilla. That's why I was trying again after all this time. Hoping that most of the bugs were fixed, especially the game-breaking ones.
This is helpful because I have moved my taskbar to a secondary monitor, and can right-click to open task manager there. It's still hidden behind the game though, so I have to use the trick above to move the window somewhere that I can see it, and finally kill the game.
I can confirm that the computer is not locked up, and other programs continue working while the game is having a siezure - even other games (Eve Online) running windowed on a different screen.
I find it helps speed/smooth things up to keep total saves under thirty or so. If you get stuck in alt-tab you can just Cntrl-alt-del then sign out instead of restarting.
If you accidentally alt+tab during the aforementioned times when its buggy, don't hard reset, instead you can use key commands.
control+alt+delete, you will receive a menu, select task manager. At this point it will revert to the locked up Pathfinder screen but the task manager will be running in the background. Hit the 'K' key (kingmaker) and then delete, and it will end the process with out having to do a hard reboot, which could be harmful to your hardware.
Hope this helps.
Send her to my profile, that should do the job.
I'm having the same problem. In the event of this kind of freeze the best solution I have found is Window+Tab -> open a 2nd desktop -> task manager on desktop 2 -> force close pathfinder