I changed videosettings to default, but then it looked as if I was playng Morrowind or something... :-) Then I changed it to 16:9 (It was on widescreen 16:10) And I've played for over two hours now without getting the error, so I think it might be the solution. thanks. -- Well, that was yesterday, but today I got the error again after just playing for 5 minutes... Just before that it also crashed once without any errors just closed the whole damned game and I was back at my desktop. -- Just downgraded my NVIDIA driver from 310.90 back to 310.70 I think that is what I had before. I made it a clean installation. Let's see if this works... Well, I think I played a full minute before I got the error again... Looks like this isn't the problem -- Finaly got a reply on my service call from steam support. They suggested a lot of things, but they all didn't work. How can it be that you can play this game for 130 hours and then suddenly it breaks like this... Is it a bug in Skyrim? a misconfiguration, a Windows Update, or a driver problem? Only thing that changed before this error came along with me was that NVidea gave me a driver update I guess, but downgrading and cleaninstalling the videodrivers didn't help either. Updated all steam files as suggested by steam, revalidating the gamecache etc.. Hell I even uninstalled Skyrim and downloaded the full game from scratch. Nothing seems to help A virtual function call, seems to me like a programming error. Like the programmer calls a method on a virtual static class or so... But ofcourse it could also be that the programmer calls a function to a class that used to be method on a normal class that has been made virtual in an update in the c++ .dll or so...
