Here is how to prevent Random / periodic crashing on the steam client for Windows
Go to the game directory in the location where you installed it.
Find the file in the games Root directory called "WindowsPlayer"
Right click it and set it incompatibility to windows 7 and set it to always run as admin under "Change Settings for all users" then again in the base settings in the prior tab under "compatibility" hit ok and then run your game through steam.
You should no longer crash!
Been playing 12+ hours now without end and no crashy since ^^
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Thanks, trying this!
For Win 8.1, you right click and select Properties, then in the window that pops up, go to the compatibility tab and set run as admin and compatibility with win 7.
You can set run as admin by right clicking the filename but that should be redundant, and there's no way to set backward compatibility from right clicking the file. If it doesn't solve the occasional crashes I've been getting, I'll report back.
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