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What happens is you subscribe to a mod on Steam, it downloads to the mod folder (or the mod has updated). Kaedrin's then must compare what is in the workshop folders to what is in data and overwrite what is in data as needed or copy into data. The more mods you have for a loading TW game, the longer the process. The more changes needing to be updated, the more likely to run out of resources and crash.
BOTH
Installed to regular rotary hard drive will have the most crashes.
Installed to SSD better
Installed to NVMe SSD best
Again, 8GB ram, more crashes and 32GB ram least (above doesnt matter)
It is only actively checking the game selected to be loaded.
Simple launch again and again until it stays launched and opens. How many times it takes depends directly upon your computer specs and how much other things are using resources with more priority.
Because it was running out or resources and crashing while attempting to load, some of the mods may not really be updated. Go to top menu, click options, check force update. Close the launcher, count to ten, launch again. Click ok when it needs, wait. Once loaded, go back to options, untick force downloads, click refresh, good to go.