Town Square isn't even as bad as I was expecting. In fact it was exactly what I was expecting for the past year or so. Because I was on holiday the day it released I only got the opportunity to play the game yesterday, I heard from a lot of Youtubers that the game was garbage due to it crashing and the amount of bugs it had and the lack of content, but I have been playing the game for a few hours now, and haven't experienced a single bug besides from a few objects not placing properly in my apartment. This is probably because they have fixed most of the major bugs by now, but still it is a lot better than some are making it out to be. I was incredibly impressed with the amount of clothes you can choose from as well as how much you can customize your apartment. As long as the devs frequently update Town Square, and add new content in the game until the upcoming release of the next module, I will be impressed and satisfied with my purchase. Good work Devs! It's hard to rate a game which is no where near being finished so I'll give it an even 5/10.

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Well don't rule it *completely* out just yet. The Town Square module does have the memory leak and has not yet been optimized so there may be hope and you may not have to upgrade just yet. If you do happen to get in game, try lowering the GFX settings as well as that should help a ton. The TS is very detailed.

Your systems falls well below an other CPU in comparison to nowadays. It's WELL below an i5 and even below some i3 systems. Using that minimum requirements lab to determine if your system can handle a game isn't that accurate without actually going in game and trying to run it. You may be able to start it, but playing it for a period of time is different. Your Radeon R4 tells me you're probably on a laptop in which case you will more than likely need to upgrade. I have 16GB of RAM, the memory leak takes 7.4GB then climbs to ~8.3GB, your 4GB won't be enough to handle a memory leak like that, people with 8GB are having issues with running the Module.

There is a memory leak that's top priority on being fixed. It drains your RAM. 4GB is not a lot, and I'm surprised your PC hasn't brunt up playing GTA V. I would upgrade but that is a huge possibility why you aren't getting further then the title screen pretty much.

I try Good luck! I hope it helps.

Instead, go to Steamapps -- Common - Town Square - And delete the whole folder. Then Open Steam, make sure its not in your library, if so, right click, uninstall, and reinstall ONLY IF you want to go through reinstalling it again. It's hard to pin point isolated issues like this one. I know of maybe one other person with this issue, and not even sure if they've resolved it yet either.

No you aren't or you wouldn't have made this stupid topic that shows a clear misunderstanding of how development works.

Bruh, the voice chat is so buggy that it doesn't work 99% of the time, or I am the only one who knows how to speak in the game.