CTD after first save, first turn, and attack begin

To the dev team,

The issues I've been facing are the above. When I first save, when I first click turn end, and when enemy armies clash on the world map (before the attack decision window pops up) it crashes to desktop with an "unspecified error" message. I have uninstalled and re-installed the entire game. I play through steam, and have had Stainless Steel installed before as well, and tried to use the steam mod fixer found here: http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showt...-for-mods-quot . Just for clarification, I don't have the game installed in C:\ProgramFiles. I've attached the log, thank you for the help!

Armaneus

sooooo. . . . . I checked common issues, and saw that more than 2 GB of RAM could be a problem. I have put Large Address Aware on, and am attempting that. If that doesn't fix it, I'll post the new error log. Thanks everyone who's looking over this.

So it looks like the issue is fixed for now, but autosave is back on in spite of the mod preference.cfg stating no autosaves. So I guess it's using the medieval 2 preferences? I will monitor more, and will post back here if crashes start happening again. Take care everyone, and thanks to the dev team for an amazing mod!

We're not allowed to recommend LAA and others, but they definitely help with a lot of the memory-related issues.

Your log is unfortunately not forthcoming:

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11:10:25.931 [game.script] [always] EBII Campaign Based Battle Scripts
11:10:25.931 [game.script] [always] Activated
11:10:26.842 [game.script] [always] f_bosporan: Faction turn pre-start
11:10:26.912 [game.script] [always] f_bosporan: Faction turn start
11:11:50.374 [system.rpt] [error] Unspecified error. Please compress your error log in a zip format and upload it on the EBII technical help forum.

There's aeons of processor time between the crash and previous trace - suggesting it's a memory- or graphics-related issue.

Good to know Quintus, thank you. I'm going to hopefully play some tonight, and I'll be back here wailing if it turns out to be crash-happy.