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If you ever encounter the CIV 5 crashing problem, don’t worry. Here’re 3 fixes that have helped other users resolve this issue. Read on and check them out…3 fixes for the CIV 5 crashing problemAll the fixes below work in Windows 10. Just work your way down the list until the CIV 5 crashing problem is resolved.Verify your game integrityUpdate your graphics driverInstall the latest DirectX Fix 1: Verify your game integritySometimes CIV 5 crashes because there’re broken or missing files on your system. So you should verify the game files to make sure any corrupt files fixed and missing files installed to see if it fixes the CIV 5 crashing issue. Here’s how to do it:Launch Steam.Click Library, then locate and right-click on Sid Meier’s Civilization in your list of games and click Properties.Click LOCAL FILES > VERIFY INTEGRITY OF GAME CACHE.Wait until the game cache verification finishes and relaunch Steam.Open CIV 5 and hopefully the CIV 5 crashing problem has been fixed.Fix 2: Update your graphics driverThis CIV 5 crashing problem may occur if you are using the wrong graphics driver or it’s out of date. So you should update your graphics driver to see if it fixes your problem. If you don’t have the time, patience or skills to update the driver manually, you can do it automatically with Driver Easy.Driver Easy will automatically recognize your system and find the correct drivers for it. You don’t need to know exactly what system your computer is running, you don’t need to be troubled by the wrong driver you would be downloading, and you don’t need to worry about making a mistake when installing. Driver Easy handles it all.You can update your drivers automatically with either the FREE or the Pro version of Driver Easy. But with the Pro version it takes just 2 steps (and you get full support and a 30-day money back guarantee):Download and install Driver Easy.Run Driver Easy and click the Scan Now button. Driver Easy will then scan your computer and detect any problem drivers.Click Update All to automatically download and install the correct version of ALL the drivers that are missing or out of date on your system (this requires the Pro version – you’ll be prompted to upgrade when you click Update All).You can also click Update to do it for free if you like, but it’s partly manual.Restart your computer and

Patches. Might want to give it a try and leave it downloading when you're not using the net (you can pause...). #5 I wouldn't myself buy it because I don't want software which anytime I install requires I connect to a server to verify.Theres also the question of security, what if steam program on your pc has holes a hacker can exploit? You have it load on bootup..its active... just like MS OS if theres a hole...it might get exploited and a way in your PC...If steam the company shutdowns... your games gone and once it needs "call home" and no answer....no gameYour game purchase use is at mercy of some other party.I prefer games I get from other companys that use like Digital River for download and selling... you get a serial number must use to install and patch... So I'm at no mercy of any outside party if I need to install my game...legitimate...If steam is whats needed for online playing it should be an option...installed if need it for that, otherwise for mere installing... should use a solution less intrusive.I still can install my Civ 2, Civ 3 and Civ 4 anytime without need verify it.. to some other party...but this move to be at mercy of a outside party... what occurs 2 years from now if one wants to install Civ 5 on a new PC and Steams closed up or dropped supporting civ 5?As for it a method of preventing pirating... my observation over 25

#1 Hey all, coming back to this mod on a brand new comp, and since I lost my discs in the move over to the new house I decided to just pay the $15 for it on steam and then downloaded the SVN for DoC. Now before when I played, I always had to double click the WBSaves from my desktop to get the mod to work (when I would load the mod in game all it would let me do was load saved games and load the default scenarios.) Well now, the .CivBeyondSwordWBSave files aren't associated with Civ IV so I can't seem to get it to load at all. Anyone have any suggestions? #2 I had a similar problem a while ago, though not through Steam. Remember to re-download 3.19 for BTS. #3 I had a similar problem a while ago, though not through Steam. Remember to re-download 3.19 for BTS. Steam auto-updates and patches the game. #4 Steam auto-updates and patches the game. I bought mine through steam and I had to do it myself. #5 RE-bought the game through Steam and have no problems with DoC or SVN. If you aren't offline all the time, Steam will auto update, though the original download is sometimes dubious. #6 Well see, it's already fully updated, and runs really, really well, it's just that the WBsaves aren't associated with Civ. And since I use steam I do not have a Civ IV exe, so when it asks me to open with a program I really can't seem to do anything with it. #7 Well see, it's already fully updated, and runs really, really well, it's just that the WBsaves aren't associated with Civ. And since I use steam I do not have a Civ IV exe, so when it asks me to open with a program I really can't seem to do anything with it. Try just loading the mod from the game itself.I've almost never run the mod from a WorldBuilder save. #8 Alright I've reinstalled, reloaded the SVN.The file path reads as:C:\Users\Sigurd\Documents\My Games\beyond the sword\MODS\RFC Dawn of