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Thanks for reaching out and I'm sorry to hear that you are unable to start your game.
Can you please confirm if you tried running it with the compatibility mode, by any chance?
Secondly, can you please try the troubleshooting steps {LINK REMOVED}in this article? It will help to eliminate any potential software conflicts.
Many thanks and if you have any additional questions, please let us know.
- Ubisoft Support
Like the OP I have a brand new Windows 11 PC. All updated.
To clarify:
>Press Play in UbiConnect > Error "Cannot execute... Please make sure [file] exists"
>Press Play in steam - Same as above.
> Open .exe directly - Splash screen appears but game fails to start,
It works perfectly on my Windows 10 PC. I have checked reg entries to see if there's something different, but everything looks ok.
To my mind, this is a configuration issue somewhere, rather than a technical bug - The game is trying to run, but cannot find it's own executable. Somewhere the paths, or how the OD in Win11 have changed from Win10.
I am currently installing my Steam library on a new Windows 11 PC. I started at 007 Legends and am working my way through the alphabet. So far, I have managed to get 54 games running perfectly. Far Cry Blood Dragon is the only one that, so far, has failed.
I can't even pin it down to a problem with Ubi Connect, because I have already successfully installed AC II and AC Syndicate and they work perfectly.
1) D3D11 issue
2) 53 - 57 files failed to install / download
it can take over 10 attempts and sometimes requires Steam Support intervention to get the game to download and install properly
i know this because i am having to re-install again for the umpteenth time due to new hardware
computer specs:
motherboard: Gigabyte B450M DS3H V2
CPU: Ryzen 5 3600
ram: Corsair Vengeance 3600mhz 16gig
drives: Crucual P1 500gig, WD USB3 4TB
Operating System: Linux Mint Debian Edition 5 + proton 7.0-6
i dont know why the area/storage that holds this particular game for download is messed up... its the only one ( that i have ) that does it consistently.
1) loses launcher
2) d3d11 exception error
3) file intregrity fail
other far cry games i have that generally work out of the box ( launcher issues aside )
- Far Cry
- Far Cry 2
- Far Cry 3
- Far Cry 4
- Far Cry 5
- Far Cry New Dawn
Blood Dragon is the only one of 130 steam games that has failed to migrate to Win11, so there’s obviously something not quite stable about it!
I've taken note of your reports, and I'm sorry to hear that launch Issues prevent you from enjoying Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon !
The thread has been moved to the Player Support section of the forum, to bring it the best possible visibility.
If the problem persists after the workarounds shared in this thread (many thanks to everyone who contributed by the way !), I invite you to reach out to us via our {LINK REMOVED}Help website, in order to provide us with {LINK REMOVED}system reports that will help isolate the problem.
A specialist will then get back to you as soon as possible, and check with you what can be done.
Feel free to reach out if you have questions, or if there's anything else we can help you with !
- Ubisoft Support
Even though the games are still available to buy.