Typically an email from one website does not work to get heard.

So until somebody at 'EasyAntiCheat' updates the white-list, your only alternative is to install an old build of RTSS. Wait for EAC update whitelisting current versions of modern overlay applications.And BTW, RTSS 6.3.0, which they document as whitelisted, indeed works with Watchdogs 2, I've just verified it myself. RTSS 6.4.0 and higher, up to current 6.6.0 beta 2). If their internal whitelist database is as 'fresh' as that online FAQ, then they'll block any unknown RTSS versions (i.e. The anticheat system is the reason of missing overlay and it is indeed blocking RTSS, their online FAQ claim that they support RTSS overlay, however their own list of supported overlay versions seem to be very outdated (it lists RTSS 6.2.0 and 6.3.0, newest one is about 2 years old). The bad news is that the makers of EasyAntiCheat have not been exemplary fast with updating their white-list with the new builds of RTSS, and actually have not been updating for the past 1 maybe 2 years. The good news is that RTSS (the core component of the overlay software) simply can be white-listed by EasyAntiCheat, which apparantly was in the past. Watch Dogs uses Anti Cheat software called EasyAntiCheat, which does a bunch of gnarly things even when you are not playing on-line. Our in-house developer Unwinder today got cracking at it.

the statistics overlay software for Afterburner) is not working with Watch Dogs 2. Some users have been asking as to why the RTSS overlay (e.g.

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