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Resolved C++ Runtime Error

Discussion in 'Technical Issues' started by nanop33, Apr 4, 2019.

  1. nanop33
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    nanop33 Capt. Latanica

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    I have no idea how to reproduce this, it comes and goes. Every time it comes up, waiting 5 minutes and performing another action (e.g. opening/closing a browser window) usually allows the client to be opened again normally. Sometimes a full reboot is required.
     
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    Maybe you re having intime network issues, I recall that message pops up when no network connection is detected.
     
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    unfortunately this is a pretty generic error message from the MSVC++RT that basically just indicates that it trapped on some operation that the program did, similar to when the kernel sends a SIGSEGV (or SIGILL, or...) to a process. i kept getting it and fixed it by installing mono (since im running the game through wine), but AlthariisaAlthariisa is probably at least almost right in that youre likely having some transient finnicky problem like a shaky internet connection

    it may be worth making sure that you have the right versions of the MSVC++RT and the .NET framework installed (not sure what versions those would be, i'm sure someone who knows more about the client binary can say). i think on windows there's a program (3rd party or not i dont know) called Dependency Walker that will walk a binary and figure out exactly what libraries it's trying to link at runtime. then again it may have nothing to do with that stuff
     
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