NTSTATUS: 0xC0000005 Invalid access to a memory location.
It is also called Access Violation It is apparrently caused by the Epic Launcher, see: https://eoshelp.epicgames.com/s/question/0D54z000075SEAPCA4/c-sdk-sudden-accessviolation-exception-when-loading-eos-dll-possibly-after-installing-epic-launcher
If you don't need that, try uninstalling that part of the game. It may be just an optional game overlay/program. Those sorts of errors usually create a WER (Windows Error Report, and a small dump file for diagnostics). You can get a proper WER report viewer from NIRSOFT, go to his site and check his excellent utilities. It is an indication of a BUG in the Epic Launcher part of the game, so if you have no luck after uninstalling the Epic Launcher, open a support ticket directly with the Game Developer. Remember,
There is NO SUCH THING AS PERFECT SOFTWARE! I am including everything in this, whether it is Operating Systems, APPS (especially APPS) BIOS, UEFI, Firmware. Most things are only as good as the ENGINEERING SPEC they are written against, plus the skill of the Development team. Many lack "defensive code" to check for unexpected errors, as it is often "too hard", or they did not have time (budgets etc).
EVENT VIEWER ERRORS: Most systems have hundreds of entries, that are mostly harmless, and are often the result of erratic start-up order of the greater than 280 services that run in the background, to support the hidden "back-ends" of the operating system modules and its running programs, APPS and your added programs.
In fact Scammers use this "big list of errors in the Event Viewer" to trap and con people into thinking they have an infected PC, and get people to pay for a fake fix (while connected to the computer to do that, they will often put in Remote Access Trojans instead). By the way, things happen so fast in modern PC's, (sub-microseconds or less) there is NO WAY anyone can correlate ANY one, or a bunch of Events, with an ACTUAL problem you see like a program crash, game crash, or a BSOD error. They are WAY too disconnected in time.