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I was just about to post the same error myself but I was unable to take a screenshot.

Assassin's Creed: Unity and Black Flag both work fine with ObjectDock so it is strange that Rogue doesn't, especially as it seems to be using the same engine, for the most part, as Black Flag.

Would be nice to have the option to add exclusions to ObjectDock to work around this issue.

In the meantime, you CAN play the game fine by unloading ObjectDock. Not an ideal solution but at least it is a workaround for now.

Reply #2 Top

Have you tried a SFC scan for any possible issues? It sounds like something is corrupted, RE: the error message. Have you re-installed ObjectDock recently?

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Quoting The_Gear, reply 2

Have you tried a SFC scan for any possible issues? It sounds like something is corrupted, RE: the error message. Have you re-installed ObjectDock recently?
End of The_Gear's quote

Well I haven't reinstalled ObjectDock recently but the point is that stbarrett and myself are having a problem ONLY with ObjectDock and Assassin's Creed: Rogue. For all we know, we may be only the two people so far using those two pieces of software together. Besides which, all the other Assassin's Creed games run perfectly fine, including Unity and Black Flag, as do all 500+ of my other games. AC: Rogue is the ONLY game that conflicts with ObjectDock. If ObjectDock was corrupted then it either would not run at all (it is working fine for me) or it would causes issues with every game and application I run (which it doesn't, only AC: Rogue).

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your not the only one! ive got the same issue!

the shortcut fix didn't work :(

ive posted a ticket to Ubi in hopes of a resolution but nothing so far.