Okay, after some research, I found the issue that was causing my agrivating crashing problem. It isn't fixable in/while running VG, so close out if it is running.
*NOTE: Screen shots displayed are taking using Windows XP IBallXP2, and are saved in low bandwith .gif format.
Now, open vgclient.ini (depending on your folder settings, you may or may not see the .ini extention)
Within this file, scroll down to the section marked in the screenshot. "bUseEfficientTextures=False" and replace "False" with "True"
Save this file, and then run vanguard. This should fix the stability a good bit.
*NOTE: Screen shots displayed are taking using Windows XP IBallXP2, and are saved in low bandwith .gif format.
Now, open vgclient.ini (depending on your folder settings, you may or may not see the .ini extention)
Within this file, scroll down to the section marked in the screenshot. "bUseEfficientTextures=False" and replace "False" with "True"
Save this file, and then run vanguard. This should fix the stability a good bit.
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