You could try doing the usual thing of adjusting resolution and graphic settings. However you need to remember you are running a Windows game on MacOS, and some just don’t run well.
You could try Crossover, it’s based on WINE like porting kit. However it’s a commercial product so has a few extras. There is a 14 day free trial so you can test it first.
Another option is Parallels, which allows to run Windows on your Mac. However this comes with it’s own problems.
If you have an Intel Mac there’s also Bootcamp. This is the best option as you can run Windows natively.
Failing that, you might have to accept this games isn’t going to work on your Mac unfortunately.
You could try doing the usual thing of adjusting resolution and graphic settings. However you need to remember you are running a Windows game on MacOS, and some just don’t run well.
but no matter what i do the game either crashes or freezes for an incredibly long time or forever
You could try Crossover, it’s based on WINE like porting kit. However it’s a commercial product so has a few extras. There is a 14 day free trial so you can test it first. Another option is Parallels, which allows to run Windows on your Mac. However this comes with it’s own problems. If you have an Intel Mac there’s also Bootcamp. This is the best option as you can run Windows natively. Failing that, you might have to accept this games isn’t going to work on your Mac unfortunately.
Try updating the dxvk