The last thing I can think of is perhaps Steam hooking into the game is causing the crash, which will be my last test before I decide the tutorial is a lost cause.ĮDIT: I give. At this point I think it is unlikely I'm going to find a fix for it, but I'll attempt to run the game through nVidia Experience. Going to take another few whacks at it before I have to leave for my appointment if I have time.ĮDIT: Disabling the Steam Overlay did not fix the issue either.ĮDIT: Apparently installed codecs are not the problem either, at least not those included in this old version of the Community Codec Pack, as I disabled every single one of them before starting the game again. Just tested after making sure no keys were unbound, did not prevent the game from crashing. Mouse: Logitech G700s Wireless Gaming Mouse.Keyboard: Logitech G19s Gaming Keyboard.This is an HDMI splitter off of the HDMI connection on my NVIDIA card Audio: VE247-4 (NVIDIA High Definition Audio).From a series of testing I've done, it looks very possible it might have to do with subtitles, as you can see from this video, where I avoided clicking the confirmations on crash error until the video the game is crashing it ended (still crashed at the end of it since it didn't go beyond it, but the video speaks for itself in regards to subtitles): Don't look like it's a matter of MODs unless it's including DLC missions (I don't usually use MODs at all, but DLC is another matter), which can be toggled on/off at the start of a new game.

Xcom 2 crash after tutorial