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Dilecc

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  • Crusader Kings III

Information​

I have verifed my game files (Steam only)​

Yes

I have disabled all mods​

Yes

I am running the latest game update​

Yes

Required​

Summary​

Time suddently stop (can't play anymore)

Description​

Nothing special happens, the game when I get to a specific date (September 30, 1001) stops and I can still play but I can't move to another day. (BTW when i try to save my game at this date it load infinitely)

Steps to reproduce​

Nothing at all, just playing

Game Version​

1.11.2

Platform​

Windows

Additional Information​

Affected Feature​

  • Crashes
  • Gameplay

Save Game​

View attachment Empereur_Setnae_de_Grande-Bretagne_1001_09_15.ck3

Other Attachments​

ck3 crash & can't play.png

 
This is a problem for me as well. It happened two times, one for each year on the 5th of april. The first time I just had to wait for a moderately long amount of time but this second time it's been like that for like 15 minutes and still no progress. I do have a ton of mods just to be clear.
 
Here to say we are several people with the same issue, and the problem is with a mod.
Which one exactly, we don't know yet.
As a matter of fact, it seems to be different mods causing the same problem.


Here's the ongoing thread on reddit where people are trying to figure out exactly what the cause is.
I'd really love for a dev to take a quick look at this and say "Ah yeah, it's this thing right here dummies" since the error logs don't seem to print out what's causing the game's time and menus to simply stop working.

I know playing modded releases devs and moderators from any responsibilities, but we've got an increasing amount of people here who have their saves completely ruined.

One person even claims to only have 4 mods installed, and still it happens to them, so for all I know the issue could be vanilla, but the problem strengthened by a mod.