I have a suspicion that this has something to do with the displaylink driver and/or how the external monitors are handled in MacOS when they're connected to the dock, as this has been an issue with a few other unrelated apps and features as well. However I found that if I move the client window (probably the same would happen with the terminal window as well) to the MacBook built in display, the game starts just fine and on the external monitor set as the main display as well. I have a MacBook Pro connected to a Targus dock (DOCK190EUZ) via USB-C and if I start the game with the galaxy client (or terminal) on one of the external displays connected to the dock, the game does not start. I've also disabled overlays and syncing to check if those have any effect, but unfortunately that did not help either.Īfter searching online for a bit, I found someone mentioning that the game might work if started from the Unix Executable File from within the app, which worked the first time, but when I tried that again, I keep getting an error message on the terminal (I've pasted the error message below).Īfter some further investigation, I think the issue is with my dock. I also tried running the game from the app icon and even went ahead and uninstalled GOG Galaxy and installed the game via the package downloaded from GOG site, same issue happens then as well, giving high implication this is not just the client. When starting the game from the client, it syncs, waits for a while (it shows that it starts the app as the title bar changes) but then it just closes it up. I was a bit crazy at the moment I first posted it and if you had to see this warcrime of a post - I'm sorry for it.I recently installed the game after getting a Mac via the GOG Galaxy client, but there seems to be some issue causing the game to not start under certain conditions. There's something else definitely needed for this game specifically to run and devs didn't even bother themselves to supply whatever was needed (not to mention updates) with installed files. (That's mostly my very offensive statement to people blaming things I listed - they're no related.) Constant Alt-Tabs to check how stable system is. Browser and GoG client running on the background. NET framework update to version 4.8 and stuffed in following windows updates: Please.Īlong with the IDE installer "blessed" me with. So, long story short I installed MS VS community (2019 supposedly) ".NET desktop development" specifically - don't ask. I should also mention that many other UE4 games would happily run on my (way more inferrior related to yours) setup. The game worked on Windows 10 on the same PC but refused to work when I launched it on Win 7 (even though it worked before - it's complicated). I had this "Fatal error" issue for a long while now and I still don't understand why. I re-edited this horrible mess so that it was way more comprehensible.
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