"He saved the dunk contest," Shaquille O'Neal said, and countless others echoed those sentiments. Yet it all seems different now, after this 6-foot-2 boyish-looking guard from a small town in Virginia with trampolines for legs and only two NBA games on his resume became the league's dunk champion and finally brought buzz back to an event that had been more criticized than celebrated over the last few years. It's impossible to add up all the views that videos of McClung - everything from dunks to documentaries - had gotten, but it was in the hundreds of millions. Long before he won the dunk contest at NBA All-Star Saturday, he was a YouTube phenomenon. exit every other app you can before starting the game.SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Mac McClung was not exactly an unknown. unsubscribe from any mods and assets you don't actually need or use - they all consume memory all the time, even when not in use in the current city expand your Windows paging file maximum size to 32gb The game has run out of available memory, and Windows has exhausted its swap space. If you get an error.log file from the game crash, check for anything like this at the top: 96% memory in use. The solution is to uninstall Citrix and replace it with the version in the Windows 10 Store, as that one lacks the feature that causes this problem to older Unity games. Open the file (with notepad) and look at the top, if you see the following then the problem isn't actually Cities: Skylines but another program: Citrix Workspace. \SteamApps\common\Cities_Skylines\Cities_Data\output_log.txt There is a user-maintained page which documents known bad or outdated mods: The solution is to remove your mods or turn them on one by one to see which mod / asset it causing the issue and then either remove it or update it.
What this does is disable all your mods and Steam workshop assets if the game launches fine after this it means that one or more of your mods or custom assets are causing the problem.
If this is the case and you are using mods please try the following:
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