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2) Restart your ROK.exe
3) Wait a minute then in the Server browser select "Search" and enter your serverName into the search field
4) If your
client
1 x Quad core server with a 64bit windows o/s
2+ GB for the installation folder (Which includes the configuration files)
>100MB for the ingame save folder (Doesnt use much at all

happening by ditching anti consumer platform exclusivity. When you talk about exclusivity, is really rather broad. In the case of PC vs Console vs Console, all use different code that requires effort in
popular platform. Some would call it competitive, so whatever, despite my disagreement it is what it is I guess, until they see the error of this unecessary war.

But to be more specific the pressing issue

simply save and reload from that point to fix the problem. The reason I think was that one of the AI controlled team-members were still moving or acting in some way, due to the error I got when I tried to
two waves of mooks. After which the decker finally became kill-able, the gates opened, and the run was more or less over. This further leads me to believe that the mission may simply not have been

Initialize engine version: 5.6.2p1 (8a29de46e0a0)
GfxDevice: creating device client; threaded=1
d3d11: D3D_FEATURE_LEVEL_11_1 not-recognized (only 11.0 runtime installed?)
Direct3D:
Version
touch support.

UnloadTime: 1.692719 ms
Platform assembly: D:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Car Mechanic Simulator 2018\cms2018_Data\Managed\UnityScript.Lang.dll (this message is harmless)
Init : 1.2

series (like mini nukes that don't insta kill on impact etc) just because = game. The point of this post wasn't to diss the game as it was to poke fun at concepts, errors and holes.
AND that brings me to
behavior" I can already guess the player has no idea on the coding that is needed for an object to act and react to other input without directly controlling it to do what it must do. ie. give it free thought

's set to offline mode. This strongly implies an error in the networking code.

Each crash dump is the same:
"Comment: 'Assert( Fatal assert ):..\common\pipes.cpp:722"

Sometimes it's from steam.exe
management. As this normally speeds the feedback to a consumer, you can take this to mean one of four things 1) Valve is focusing much of its manpower on something else (Source Engine V2, Team fortress 3

Originally posted by SoundDriver:

I've had the same issues.

Try looking at the game's crash report dumps more specifically toward the end of the dump files for errors pertaining to "missing
"Intel" exploit mitigation patch for Windows 10 released by Microsoft became available and is now standard -it was about 2GB.

The patch watches for things like buffer attacks or potential threats to

/everlasting_cold/ec_screens.rpy", line 697, in keywords
File "<screen language>", line 697, in <module>
KeyError: 'prologue'

Windows-7-6.1.7601-SP1
Ren'Py 6.99.10.1227
Everlasting Summer 1.2
I'm sorry, but an uncaught exception occurred.

While running game code:
File "E:/SteamLibrary/steamapps/workshop/content/331470/everlasting_cold/ec_init_labels.rpy", line 21, in script
File

after you die so you cann't type in the chat box. I utterly agree with the fact that their is a large amount of bugs and issues the largest being the networking errors with Cargo Ships Ect, and sycning
the begining claiming things like "You rush out half written code and right before you turn off the power to your computer for the night and run to the bank to upload that sucker to steam" Plus if you