Rocksmith

I bought a Macbook Pro Autumn 2019 and installed Rocksmith via Steam on it. It run splendidly. In May this year the MacBook Pro got soaked and broke. I bought a new one exactly the sam, more memory and bigger screen, but the same specs. Now Rocksmith doesn't, work. Ubisoft doesn't hav any real support so I hope someone here can help. I miss Rocksmith so much.

MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 11.1

Posted on Jan 1, 2021 4:47 AM

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Jan 1, 2021 10:38 AM in response to ulf278

ulf278 wrote:

I bought a Macbook Pro Autumn 2019 and installed Rocksmith via Steam on it. It run splendidly. In May this year the MacBook Pro got soaked and broke. I bought a new one exactly the sam, more memory and bigger screen, but the same specs. Now Rocksmith doesn't, work. Ubisoft doesn't hav any real support so I hope someone here can help. I miss Rocksmith so much.

You will have to contact the developer website for your third party app and compatibility.

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