thanks, and are you playing the humble bundle or steam version? if steam do you have the “unstable” builds active? and are you using the 64-bit or 32-bit version?
I have the steam version and i try with the unstable and the non-unstable version but it’s the same result and i’m using the 64-bit version @8BitCrab
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hmm… try doing a clean install of the game, by going to,
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common
and deleting the stonehearth folder, dont just do a “Delete local content…” as that doesnt completely remove all game files. and then re-install the game.
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Okay this might take a bit sorry (french internet connexion suck grrr U_U)
dont worry, i most likely will still be here when you come back, as i basically live on the discourse 
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apologies, the system marked that last one as spam… its been restored! 
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No problem he just do is job 
i feel like an idiot now, for not noticing it needed to be edited in 
alrighty, hmm… are you trying to play in fullscreen? as that was causing problems and crashing a little bit ago
I always play in Windows screen @8BitCrab 'cause sometime i got stuck on a windows and i can’t alt-tab x)
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haha, i do the same
have you tried manually updating your drivers from your driver manufacturers website? as the “auto-updates” dont always get everything
also, try lowering the graphics settings, as the game might be crashing because they’re to high or something like that.
and if you have windows 7, make sure you have Service Pack 1 installed
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Hi @Gilgamesh, looks like your drivers are just a bit out of date; updating to the latest should fix the problem. If you go here you can find a little utility that will automatically detect what drivers you need, and will update them for you. Let us know if this helps!
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Nope , updating my drivers just make my windows crazy x)