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    crazyjaxs15 reacted to q57 in lspdfr crashes mid game   
    commandline.txt in your mainn directory
     
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    crazyjaxs15 reacted to q57 in lspdfr crashes mid game   
    with how many plugins you have, i'm not suprised the game crashes
    like said above, alot of them are outdated so update them

    also, this doesnt really relate to the crash, but your commandline.txt is messed up, this is in your commandline:

    -ignoredifferentvideocard-disablecustomloadingscreen 
    -ignoredifferentvideocard-disablecustomloadingscreen 

    they are specified twice and are merged together, space them out and delete one of both
     
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    crazyjaxs15 reacted to GTAbear in lspdfr crashes mid game   
    At least
    AmbienTAiCallouts
    AutomaticSirenCutout
    CalloutsT
    CountyCalls
    FBI Callouts
    Fire Callouts
    HypersCallouts
    PeterUCallouts
    RegularCallouts
    Section136Callouts
    SimpleCallouts
    UnitedCallouts
    ..Or iow A LOT
    reported as in need of updating.
    Try and disable all.
    The general method for troubleshooting is to disable all mods, and then add them in sequence each with a new test-run But if you know when the fail was introduced and also know you added a MOD just before, then testrun without that newly added mod
     
     

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