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Ring of Elysium has launched as an Early Access title for PC and that is the very reason why PC players are experiencing issues like the crash at launch, Steam API Init Failed and more. Here we will compile a list of errors and issues that players have been experiencing while playing the game and will also provide you with their fixes and workarounds so that you can play the game. Ring of Elysium Black Screen, Low FPS And Fixes Battle Royale skyrocketed to popularity with the launch PUBG which was followed by Fortnite. Since then there have been a ton of battle royale games including the Ring of Elysium. The following are the errors and issues that players have been experiencing along with their possible fixes and workarounds.

Resolution Fix Players have reported that there is a problem with the game’s resolution as the game isn’t using the system’s default resolution. The solution to this problem is simple. Krishna pratigya serial wallpapers. Close the game and to the game’s install directory “Steam steamapps common Ring of Elysium”. Now look for “Europa_Client.exe” and right-click on it and select properties. Now select the Compatibility tab and click on “Change High DPI Settings“. Now check “Override High DPI Scaling Behavior” and from the drop-down menu select “Application”.

Now start the game and the resolution should be fixed. Steam API Init Failed Fix This is another one of the errors that PC players of Ring of Elysium are experiencing. However, the fix is quite simple.

The reason why this error.

Some games don't run and throw this message at startup: [S_API FAIL] SteamAPI_Init() failed; SteamAPI_IsSteamRunning() failed. [S_API FAIL] SteamAPI_Init() failed; unable to locate a running instance of Steam, or a local steamclient.dll. Apparently they can't find the running Steam instance (I'm launching them from the Steam window, not externally, so there is a Steam instance). Some games work for me (Uplink), some fail with this error (World of Goo). I'm using Steam in Debian wheezy amd64 with the nvidia drivers 310.14-1. I'm on open suse, in my case i get wierd looping sym links that point to themselves.

I get errors like '/home/sarella/.steam/root/steam.sh: line 106: /home/sarella/.steam/root/ubuntu12_32/steam: Too many levels of symbolic links '. Steam itself runs, and so does TF2, but of course it can't detect if steam instance is running because it's supposed to be able to access.steam directory and check for pid file!

I think those loop links are to blame! And more so, i think steam.sh is generating them on lines 61 and 62. I can't fix the file because it's constantly being replaced by updater. As of the Jan 8 11:38:03 build of Steam Beta for Linux, I am now seeing this bug when launching TF2. I launched TF2 from the steam clients.

TF2 reports 'Steam Beta must be running to make use of Find Servers'. Terminal output says: [S_API FAIL] SteamAPI_Init() failed; SteamAPI_IsSteamRunning() failed. I'm also seeing this as well: /home/peter/.steam/root/steam.sh: line 102: cd: /home/peter/.steam/root: Too many levels of symbolic links /home/peter/.steam/root/steam.sh: line 106: /home/peter/.steam/root/ubuntu12_32/steam: Too many levels of symbolic links.