Originally posted by:But aren't that files needed? As the OP stated, he has no idea what those files are for, but so far the game is running without issues. This is a common 'fix' for many games, and in most cases the files aren't vital to the game -soometimes they're audio, some textures, or a random video effect-, so you don't even notice what you're missing until someone bothers to take a look at the files and figure out what they do. Whatever the case, you'll at least be able too play the game, which is more than you can do right now. Just cut those files and move them to a folder named bad_files or whatever, and keep them there in case they patch it and you want to restore them.

After the patch the game would crash. So in the Dying Light game. Techlands fix that I posted above did not fix it, the game loaded, but would then crash. 1) Download the game patch 2) Run the patch installation 3) Start the game. Game PES 2018 crash on startup (FIx).

I have actually been in contact with Techland over this issue as I had the game launch ONCE after 1.5.0 update then this exact same issue occurred. I have the pre-ordered hardcopy, so re-installing was no issue, which I done twice, deleted folders in documents relating to DL, even ran CCleaner, uninstalling, re-installing MS redist packages, DX, and Techlands response was rather quick, 3 emails back and forth within several hours was impressive IMO. I did however have 1.4.0 backed up, and when I replaced the directory and ran Steam in 'Offline' mode the game launched fine, displaying 1.4.0. Techlands response today was this, I have not tried it yet, but I will be. //// Please delete the following files: c:/program files (x86)/steam/steamapps/common/dying light/dw/data/engine_pc. Convert Pdf En Word Foxit Reader. rpacz c:/program files (x86)/steam/steamapps/common/dying light/dw/data/engine_pc.rpack And go to your Steam LIBRARY, right-click Dying Light and open the Local Files tab and select VERIFY INTEGRITY OF GAME CACHE ////.