Jun 17, 2009 -- 3:31PM, RobbyZ wrote:

You've got to send the analysis files to the e-mail address listed, we don't have any way to interpret them.

Dang man, I don't even know what their email address is. There's not even a help section on the official website either.

If anyone can help, my DxDiag and Analysis are at this post:

www.capcom-unity.com/flock/go/thread/vie...

I don't want to feel that I only bought the game at launch (which I did), and only be able to play it for less than 3 months then not work. Do the developers even check these forums? That's what I'm curious about.

// Roth

Jun 18, 2009 -- 1:30PM, RobbyZ wrote:

If you click the link you posted (from the error message), it has their e-mail address right there.

I've sent them 2 emails with the analysis log and dxdiag info since then. I still have yet to recieve a reply.

I'm afraid to test it on another machine because I don't want to waste my numbers of installations.
 /:C\

I don't know if my experience relates...

Flock crashed for me too, exact same way.  I decided to look into it later, and yes this was beginning of June.  Now it is July...

... and I learned that Audiosurf is crashing the same way.

Ok... I have an Nvidia video card, a 9600 GT.  I checked for driver updates and there is some updates, version 186.18.  DriectX Diag lists this version as 8.15.0011.8618.  Anyways, installing that fixed the Audiosurf problem (freezing on start) and it fixed all problems with Flock too.

I checked the dxdiag posted earlier and the version of Nivida drivers on that computer is out of date.  I theorize that the drivers on that machine must be the Nvidia drivers that cause a crash on Flock and that getting the latest version should fix it.

Anyways, I thought I would share my experiences in case it would help somebody.  If you have an Nvidia graphics card, try an update to the 186.18 drivers and see if it fixes the crashing.

SecureROM finally sent me some personal one-to-one support.

They told me to change the compatibilty options of Flock.exe to Windows 2000 and, behold, it works!

I hope this'll solve some problems also. Though I don't like how long it takes for SecureROM to respond.

// Roth