Modded Crash upon loading Campaign.

[MartijnKenobi]

Summary: When I try to start an campaign or sandbox my game crashes saying the error" Could not load merged xml file correctly: ItemsError: Object Reference not set instance of an Object.
How to Reproduce: Load the game, press on campaign and it crashes

Have you used cheats and if so which:
Harmony,
ButterLib,
Diplomacy,
CalradiaAtWar,
Mod Configuration Menu,
Realistic Battle mod,
Improved Garrisons,
BetterExceptionWindows,
UIExtenderEx,
DismembermentPlus,
Agriculture Estate,
Achievement Unblocker,
Bodyguards,
Immersive Sergeant,
Join Houses,
war and Ai Tweaks,
Norman Armory and Teardrop Shields,
Merchandise,
More Followers in Town,
BannerCraft,
Banner Editor,
More Hero Interactions

Computer Specs:
OS: Windows 10
GPU: GTX 1060
GPU Driver Version: 511.79
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600
RAM: 16 GB
Motherboard: ASRock B450 Steel Legend
Storage Device (HDD/SSD): SSD

 

[uçanbiblo]

Hey, we do not support mods or modded games. Please try to reproduce the issue on a new campaign after manually removing the mod files and verifying the integrity of the game files. If the issue is persistent, please let me know.

 

[MartijnKenobi]

Hey, we do not support mods or modded games. Please try to reproduce the issue on a new campaign after manually removing the mod files and verifying the integrity of the game files. If the issue is persistent, please let me know.

Why don't you support them tho?

 

[MArdA TaleWorlds]

If the issue is not persisting on un-modded games then the game is running as intended. Mods are changing the game to say basically. It is up to the modding team to fix the issues.

 

[Rulin]

I am getting the same error after upgrading to 1.1.0 but I think it has something to do with Mod Configuration Menu v5 since it is one of the few mods that has not been updated and comments on the workshop say it causes issues.
Edit: Actually, MCM5 runs fine. It was caused by another mod (conflict) I had to disable a mod that modified horse behavior (rear up etc) and Arrow Cam.