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How much RAM (if any) does your video card have onboard and how much RAM do you have installed in your machine?
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Then that definitely should support MotH. I have 16GB of RAM and 2GB on my ATI Radeon.
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From your save I noticed that non of the videos were saved/unlocked in your progress which let me assume, that the game can't access the video files from the current location on your computer (missing permission to read & write). Make sure the game is location on your desktop for example.
Pls also share your output_log file (stored in AppData).
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Open the hidden location of files and folders. And use a file search on your computer in disk C (where the OS is).
C:\Users\User Name\AppData
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What I found in your output_log file.
Do you see the intro animation on the main menu?
Which screen resolution do you use?
Your game path shows a different location and not your desktop.
Рабочий Ñтол - desktop in russian
Do you see the intro animation on the main menu? - No
Which screen resolution do you use? - 1920x1080
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Not sure if the OneDrive directory cause this issue or not.. but you clearly have a permission problem. Right now Unity can't execute the video files from Streaming Assets folder.
I ran it as an admin, but had the same problem. Don't really think, that it is permission problem
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Windows 10 is pretty dumb and cause a lot of problems... many of them are permission related. Doesn't matter if run as admin or not.
If you have on-board graphic card then switch over.... or try to move the game to a usb stick etc..
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All my friends who have computers complain about Win 10. I've never installed it myself, but it's probably a hell of an OS.
Myself ten years ago switched to Win 7, and still sit on it.
As I understand you have Linux? Once a long time ago, I installed it. But I couldn't figure it, out and I put back Seven.
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You could always install a virtual machine (ex:
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) and install a Linux VM that way. I run several VMs from my Windows 7 box (Windows 7, 8.1, 10 and Linux Mint). That would allow you to play around on Linux to get accustomed to it while not having anything written to (or read from) your primary OS. And if something goes wrong, delete the VM and reinstall it without losing any of your data. 
