Fully agree, I have tried all of the fixes and none of them worked. At least given us an answer how much we need to wait

i opened a thread here day one and included all diags and got no answer...

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what is your laptop brand ? 

Astamarr wrote:

what is your laptop brand ? 

It is a Dell XPS 9700

Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-10750H CPU @ 2.60GHz

8 GB RAM

Check if you have one of these software installed:

Nahimic 
Sonic Sound 2
Sonic Suite
Razer Chroma (and possibly Synapse) 

Other constructors audio manager

Can you try to launch the game with the bare minimal programs running on your computer ? 8GB is the minimum RAM for the game, and while it supposely shouldn't be an issue as your swap file should handle too much RAM being used... we never know what the OS can do.

Alternatively, you could also try to make that swap file bigger.

I'm encountering the same "Unity-crash-to-desktop-on-startup" issue since I tried to start up the game today...

I've been able to play the game before (ever since I got it on August, 17th), though, and I didn't change anything system- or game-wise.

Oh, and yes, I'm using the following software:

- Sonic Sound 2

- Sonic Suite

- Razer Central

And no, dissabling any (and / or all of them) doesn't make any difference, I tried that already, and I'm still getting the "Unity-ctd-error".

(I'm not going to uninstall any of them, since I've made same really bad experiences with meddling with system-related software in the past. Non of the aforementioned software is uncommon, either.)

Any ideas?

I have done EVERY fix suggested here and on Steam to no avail.

My latest diagnostics file is here:  Diagnostics (2021'08'21 @0718'31''527''').html

@ Astamarr

1.) Yes, I'm playing on Steam.

2.) No, I didn't activate the Epic overlay link manually.

3.) Yes, I have verified my game files (to no effect).

Here are my diagnostics:

Diagnostics (2021'08'21 @1355'49''007''').html

Please send me both these files, found here :

player.log and error.log

C:\Users\{user-name}\AppData\Local\Temp\AMPLITUDE Studios\Humankind\Crashes\{latest-folder}

Astamarr wrote:

Please send me both these files, found here :

player.log and error.log

C:\Users\{user-name}\AppData\Local\Temp\AMPLITUDE Studios\Humankind\Crashes\{latest-folder}

Here they are:

error.log

Player.log

Hi, all. If this is the same issue that I briefly experienced yesterday, I was able to resolve it by removing the "-force-vulkan" command on Steam. Hope that fixes it for y'all too.

Did your overcloacked your GPU with software ? (like MSI afterburner) 

Are you GPU drivers up to date ? If so, can you try to reinstall them?

Your issue is basically Unity failing to communicate properly with your GPU. 

Astamarr wrote:

Did your overcloacked your GPU with software ? (like MSI afterburner) 

Are you GPU drivers up to date ? If so, can you try to reinstall them?

Your issue is basically Unity failing to communicate properly with your GPU. 

I've no idea how to overclock my GPU, so no.  My drivers are up to date, but I've not tried re-installing them.

Getting rid of "-force-vulkan" seems to have at least made my game start loading again.  Let's see how this goes.........

I could solve the "Unity-ctd-error" by actually deinstalling the following software:

- Sonic Sound 2

- Sonic Suite

The game is starting up without any problems again, and I've been playing for a while now.

Thanks to Astamarr for the help!

Ron2112 wrote:

Astamarr wrote:

Did your overcloacked your GPU with software ? (like MSI afterburner) 

Are you GPU drivers up to date ? If so, can you try to reinstall them?

Your issue is basically Unity failing to communicate properly with your GPU. 

I've no idea how to overclock my GPU, so no.  My drivers are up to date, but I've not tried re-installing them.

Getting rid of "-force-vulkan" seems to have at least made my game start loading again.  Let's see how this goes.........

So I've now managed to load, quit, re-load, and play more after getting rid of the "-force-vulkan" fix.  Perhaps this needs to be re-examined as a "fix"?

I get unity crash at random times. 

Astamarr wrote:

Did your overcloacked your GPU with software ? (like MSI afterburner) 

Are you GPU drivers up to date ? If so, can you try to reinstall them?

Your issue is basically Unity failing to communicate properly with your GPU. 

Very interesting that you guys chose to go with Unity to make a game this complex and multi-layered.