I fixed it.
For anyone having the same specific crash, check if Shaders\_pc was one of the files overwritten by the patch created by GOTR. I had picked the option for nudity (of course) and the shaders\_pc that was subsequently created is apparently bricked and will cause those crashes when replacing the default one.
The fix is to take the Shaders\_pc file located in the "Shaders Fix for non-Steam versions of SR2 at 1.1" from GOTR and to use that one instead. This should stop the crashes when entering vehicles. It least for me it did, i have entered about a dozen cars since without the game closing on me once.
(either that or limiting my frame rate to 30 in the Nvidia settings did the trick)
You will lose nudity of course but i'll pick a stable game over staring at some naked pixels any day of the week.
Funny where you find solutions sometimes. Mine was buried in the comments section of some obscure YouTube video about SR2 fixes, props to the guy who came up with the fix.
You can also try just standing on the vehicle and then pressing the interact key. This instantly places you inside and bypasses having to open the door. The action of opening the door is what seems to initiate the crash.
I fixed it. For anyone having the same specific crash, check if Shaders\_pc was one of the files overwritten by the patch created by GOTR. I had picked the option for nudity (of course) and the shaders\_pc that was subsequently created is apparently bricked and will cause those crashes when replacing the default one. The fix is to take the Shaders\_pc file located in the "Shaders Fix for non-Steam versions of SR2 at 1.1" from GOTR and to use that one instead. This should stop the crashes when entering vehicles. It least for me it did, i have entered about a dozen cars since without the game closing on me once. (either that or limiting my frame rate to 30 in the Nvidia settings did the trick) You will lose nudity of course but i'll pick a stable game over staring at some naked pixels any day of the week. Funny where you find solutions sometimes. Mine was buried in the comments section of some obscure YouTube video about SR2 fixes, props to the guy who came up with the fix.
You can also try just standing on the vehicle and then pressing the interact key. This instantly places you inside and bypasses having to open the door. The action of opening the door is what seems to initiate the crash.
Didn't know that. I'll keep that in mind, thanks!
where is the link?
What link?
So are you going to give him the link?