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Recently purchased and installed with no issues. I decided to play from the start of the war to the end, so I selected the Black Turn DLC campaign. I selected Army Group North and as it loads the first mission or campaign overview (not sure which since I haven't gotten that far) it crashes to desktop.

Here is the crash report (nice feature btw):

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "uoc.py", line 153, in <module>
File "widgets\app.pyo", line 33, in Run
File "widgets\root.pyo", line 691, in Mainloop
File "dispatch\dispatcher.pyo", line 349, in send
File "dispatch\robustapply.pyo", line 47, in robustApply
File "widgets\app.pyo", line 83, in Slot_ANIMATE_cr
File "coroutine.pyo", line 55, in switch
File "game\app.pyo", line 519, in _cr_new_cmp
File "game\app.pyo", line 700, in _setup_cmp
File "game\state.pyo", line 98, in New
File "game\state.pyo", line 84, in _init
File "weather.pyo", line 54, in load
File "common.pyo", line 75, in csv_to_array
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: ''
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "uoc.py", line 153, in <module>
File "widgets\app.pyo", line 33, in Run
File "widgets\root.pyo", line 691, in Mainloop
File "dispatch\dispatcher.pyo", line 349, in send
File "dispatch\robustapply.pyo", line 47, in robustApply
File "widgets\app.pyo", line 83, in Slot_ANIMATE_cr
File "coroutine.pyo", line 55, in switch
File "game\app.pyo", line 519, in _cr_new_cmp
File "game\app.pyo", line 700, in _setup_cmp
File "game\state.pyo", line 98, in New
File "game\state.pyo", line 84, in _init
File "weather.pyo", line 54, in load
File "common.pyo", line 75, in csv_to_array
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: ''

Looks like a corrupted file from what I see in the log.

If you are on Steam, go to Unity of Command > Properties > Local Files > Verify Integrity of Game Cache.

Otherwise, if you installed from a standalone installer, you should reinstall the game.

Tomislav Uzelac wrote:Looks like a corrupted file from what I see in the log.

If you are on Steam, go to Unity of Command > Properties > Local Files > Verify Integrity of Game Cache.

Otherwise, if you installed from a standalone installer, you should reinstall the game.

Will do. I kinda figured that would be the case. Once I get a chance to, I'll let ya know.

Tomislav Uzelac wrote:Looks like a corrupted file from what I see in the log.

If you are on Steam, go to Unity of Command > Properties > Local Files > Verify Integrity of Game Cache.

Otherwise, if you installed from a standalone installer, you should reinstall the game.

Reinstall did it!