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I found a solution!
- Right click civ 6 in your library, click properties, go to the local files tab. Click browse local files. Go into _CommonRedist > vcredist. There are two folders, 2012 and 2015, go into both of them and there will be two applications called "vcredist_x64" and "vcredist_x86" in both folders, launch them.
A box will appear and a repair button will be on there, click it. Do that for all 4 of these and it should work!
This is for windows 10 users that cant download thoes windows updates because they're window 8.1 and below.
Hope this worked for you too!
I did what he said and it worked right away, Win 64bit
How did the lack of UI scaling get through beta?
Pathetic!
Refund time.
I bought the full game on pre-order, but it downloads the DLC which i don't think i oredrered. there is no game to be played! help!!
Same here! Tried many times and some fix..but it just never leaves this loading screen.
I believe that I meet the minimum requirements, practically asks the same requirements as the previous civ that if I run
I have a GPU GeForce GT 330M
Windows 7
Pls help