@IncetonGames
Could SRDude's Preloader plugin be the cause of all the trouble with memory management and crashes?
I can see SRD_PreloaderCore.js in your plugins folder and I found this thread about all the trouble around it from about half a year ago:
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Apparently the memory usage just grows and never stops with it. Just the larger the images are, the faster it happens.
The more memory you have, the longer you can play, that is why the guys with 16GB of RAM have been able to get through some scenes and anything with less memory will crash before you can get there. But eventually it'll fill up any kind of amount of memory you may have, 16GB will also not be sufficient for long.
I'm guessing that the new fast traveling (portal) system will not make it any better but rather worse, since more maps have to be ready and preloaded.
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Alright, it looks like SRD_PreloaderCore.js wasn't actually activated, if I'm not mistaken. I don't really know that much about RPGM system.
Now I deactivated two plugins that were active and seemed to be the best candidates for removal, namely SRD_FullscreenToggleOption.js and SRD_VideoWait.js.
And I think that the game became just a tiny bit more stable, so that I actually managed to play it through from the last save that I had (just before Mia picks up a dildo behind the couch) 'til the end of this update with the game crashing
only twice.
Before that I
never managed to reach the next option to save the game after the last save point on my old Windows PC with 8 GB of RAM.
Here's the replacement for the original plugins.js file attached where these two plugins are disabled. Just extract it into your game root folder (where Game.exe is) and the file will drop into the correct subfolder. Just let it to overwrite the orginal plugins.js and try the game again.
Videos and fullscreen mode will still work without any noticeable difference.
Try it and report back how it worked for you, since I'm not completely sure that it actually made much difference at all.
I also suspect that there may be more plugins active there that are nearly useless and may cause leaks and/or instability.