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What Does “localization dx11.txt missing” Mean?

• localization refers to the game’s language and text mapping system.
• dx11.txt is a misnomer — it does not relate to DirectX 11 graphics directly. Instead, this file (often named localisation.loc or similar) is expected by the game’s engine. The error indicates the game is looking for a text asset that is either missing, corrupted, or blocked by your system.

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1. Verify/repair game files (Steam: Properties → Local Files → Verify integrity).
2. Fully reinstall the game if verification doesn’t restore the file.
3. Remove or update mods; test with a clean, mod-free install.
4. Restore the missing file from a backup or from another identical installation (ensure version match).
5. Temporarily disable antivirus or add exclusions, then re-run verify or reinstall.
6. Run the game as administrator to ensure write/read permissions.
7. If the file name differs due to localization/region, check launcher language settings and switch to the intended language, then verify files.
8. If the developer/publisher has provided a hotfix or patch, apply it.

1. Go to your game’s installation folder.
2. Right-click the .exe file (e.g., Rome2.exe).
3. Select Properties > Compatibility tab.
4. Check Run this program in compatibility mode for: and select Windows 7.
5. Check Run this program as an administrator.
6. Click Apply > OK.

3. Reset the Game’s Configuration Files

• Navigate to:
  C:\Users\[YourName]\AppData\Roaming\The Creative Assembly\[Game Name]\scripts
• Delete preferences.script.txt and user.script.txt (backup first if needed).
• Restart the game — it will regenerate default files.