GAME CRASH - POST HERE!

[baneorthodox]

@baneorthodox

That didn't surprise me though, it's OLD, not updated in ages and HEAVILY dislocated. Remove it! The new JRR map is way more interesting!

Yes, and with your BG in right place

I found another thing: If you put Project Balkans below Macedonia rework you have a broken road Tirana Elbasan
So Balkan must be above Macedonia

[BenganJ]

@baneorthodox

That's a known one with another combo.

[rakiboy]

the game crash when I want to take a job

[BenganJ]

@rakiboy

This game log is not guaranteed to be full, but the last message is about a MAN TGX truck.
Do you happen to have such a modded truck in the game? Here's the last message:
'/vehicle/truck/man_tgx_euro6/chs_4x2.pmc'

I also recommend you to add these arguments to your Steam Launch Options:

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-64bit -nointro -unlimitedlog  -mm_pool_size 8000 -mm_max_resource_size 32 -mm_max_tmp_buffers_size 1000

[rakiboy]

here is crash again

[BenganJ]

@rakiboy

Exactly the same result, same crash message! In the game log you seem to load
the profile twice, why? As far as I can see you run EAAv6.1 alone with some Steam
Workshop mods and no modded MAN TGX, so either it is a bug or you might not
have the latest releases of EAAv6.1 which has been updated at least twice since
first release.

EDIT: I see now after checking that the MAPA archive has been updated one time
after the last announcement I gave. May 3rd 2021!

[rakiboy]

I found a solution, the problem was in the capacity of the tank mod and I threw it out and now everything is fine

EDIT: Thank you so much for help

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[BenganJ]

@rakiboy

Ah, so that mod supported also the MAN TGX truck then! Nice job!

Edit: You're welcome!

Edit2: Nice to see someone running Debian Linux!

[rakiboy]

Yes I have to because this is an old computer after all but if I had a stronger computer I would use linux again

[BenganJ]

@rakiboy

I've run many Linux distributions during the years, both as standalone and dual booted as well
as through VMware as virtual machines. I think it's time for me to have a look at it again. I've
also run at work several Unix variants, managed a CAD-system based on Unix and also Oracle
databases on Unix based clusters!