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BOPS 2 crashes on startup on Windows 11 ARM (Parallels, Apple Silicon) and crossover: access violation under x86 emulation. Happy to help test.

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  • AnastasisKon Offline
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    Mac with Apple Silicon, Windows 11 Pro ARM64 in Parallels Desktop
    Plutonium launcher revision 5354, BO2 game files on the local 😄 drive (not a network share)
    Same crash in CrossOver on macOS

    What happens
    I press Play on BO2 Zombies, a console window opens, and then the bootstrapper closes. console.log stays empty. Windows writes a crash dump every time.

    From the dumps

    Process: plutonium-bootstrapper-win32.exe, running under the x86 emulator (xtajit.dll is loaded)
    EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION when executing at an address outside any loaded module (e.g. 0xE5B21990, 0xE5B0F49E). It varies slightly between runs.
    It happens after binkw32.dll and d3d11.dll load, so the game is starting when it dies
    Unchanged with all Windows ARM emulation compatibility settings turned on (strict self-modifying code support, very strict multi-core, application cache off, hybrid execution off, RWX optimization off)

    I can send full crash dumps privately to staff, and I’m happy to test builds or help with ARM support any way that’s useful. Thanks!

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