Disabling second display solved my constant Broccoli crashes
This may be totally a coincidence, but in case it helps someone I'd like to share my fix for constant Broccoli errors (which result in total crash of Destiny 2 on my PC).
I recently upgraded an ultrawide display (3440x1440) and my GPU (AMD Radeon 5500 XT) is definitely overwhelmed with all the pixels. Destiny would often crash with Broccoli error within a few meters of touching down in the tower. More details of all the things I tried changing to solve the issue can be found here: [url]https://www.reddit.com/r/DestinyTechSupport/comments/rn1fpw/my_recent_experiences_with_broccoli_my_fix_for_an/[/url]
Long story short, I disabled my second monitor in Windows and now I'm not crashing anymore. I suspect it's either the AMD 5500 XT being overwhelmed with the 3440x1440 ultrawide plus the second display, but it could also be some sort of bug in the drivers themselves and Destiny is finding it. I'm lucky if I can get 60 fps during game play (or in the tower), but at least it doesn't crash.
Sharing here in case it helps someone.
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Update 2022-02-25: This is definitely NOT a solution to my problems :(
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