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- Which exact model Mac? A 13" or 15" MacBook Pro?
- Which version of macOS?
- If a clean folder and a repair doesn't fix it maybe the issue lies with your Mac but knowing the proper specs would help before going further into that
- Have you reset the NVRAM on the Mac?
- do you play on battery or always plugged into power?
- do you play fullscreen or windowed? If only one try the other and see if the crashing still happens
- ldntown5205 months agoSeasoned Traveler
- Which exact model Mac? A 13" or 15" MacBook Pro?
- 13inch
- Which version of macOS? - ventura 13.7.4
- If a clean folder and a repair doesn't fix it maybe the issue lies with your Mac but knowing the proper specs would help before going further into that - graphics Intel Iris Plus Graphics 640 1536 MB
- memory 8 GB 2133 MHz LPDDR3
- processor 2.3 GHz Dual-Core Intel Core i5
- Have you reset the NVRAM on the Mac? - yes
- do you play on battery or always plugged into power? - always plugged in
- do you play fullscreen or windowed? If only one try the other and see if the crashing still happens - fullscreen
- Bluebellflora5 months agoHero+
ldntown520 Thanks. Can you play in windowed mode and see if it still crashes? Have Activity Monitor open (Applications > Utilities) and sort by memory. When you load the game flick between the game and Activity Monitor every few minutes and see how much memory the game is using, probably ~3.5-4GB. Look at the bottom of the Activity Monitor window and see how much memory you have available on your Mac when the game is launched. It's definitely worth doing this after restarting your Mac as that will clear virtual memory (hard disk space used as additional RAM).
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