[Bug 52695] New: Titan Quest crashes at start with "0xc0000005 (EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION)"

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https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=52695

Bug ID: 52695
           Summary: Titan Quest crashes at start with "0xc0000005
                    (EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION)"
           Product: Wine
           Version: 7.4
          Hardware: x86-64
                OS: Linux
            Status: UNCONFIRMED
          Severity: normal
          Priority: P2
         Component: -unknown
          Assignee: [e-mail]
          Reporter: [e-mail]
      Distribution: ---

Hi!
After the latest WINE update to 7.4 the game "Titan Quest" (with or without
latest DLCs at latest version from GOG) does not start anymore.

After having had some issues with version 7.3 I did a clean reinstall of the
whole WINEPREFIX. Codewise this looks like:
$ cd $WINEPREFIX && cd ..
$ rm -rf $WINEPREFIX && mkdir $WINEPREFIX

Then I added some fonts and the codec to play the mp3 sound files, in the past
I did some tests and these were always needed:
$ winetricks corefonts tahoma l3codecx

Then I installed the game and tried to run it. The first chord of the
soundtrack is played a couple of times (sounds like an echo) and then the game
crashes. The screen stays black all the time, the mouse curser is like in the
game.

To check if it would solve the issue I installed a couple of libs/dlls:
* dsound
* dmusic
* directplay
* xvid
* allcodecs

and changed the sound setting "sound=pulse".
Unfortunately nothing solves the issue.

Attached is a dump text file, I would be able to provide the binary/debugger
file as well, it's ~2.5 MB large and I wasn't sure if it would be wasted here
because the txt file might be sufficient and is easier to read.

Also attached is the output of
$ winetricks list-all
after the initial installation with the fonts and codec.

And the output of
$ WINEDEBUG=+all wine TQ.exe
is attached as well.

Thanks alot for your support, I'd love to play this game again and would like
to update the wiki entry as well as soon as this is resolved. It looks like
somebody else with a Debian/Ubuntu system was able to install the same version
and there it works without any issue. So maybe it is related to that "strip"
issue that ArchLinux had?

Kind regards,
enni

PS: I see that I can only attach one file, will try to add the other files as
comment after creation.