Also confirming cooldowns no longer affected by trainer.
Game exe did not update or change. I guess something in the network or backend changed to make the game use a different function.
At any rate, we've updated the trainer and will post later today.
Best,
Cal
Thank you
Despite following these instructions, the game will not start.
Removing the new eac file from CH, allowing Steam to re-aquire the original, the infinite loop now re-occurs with the default, game, as it did when trying to use with the trainer (unactivated) is running in the background.
The game ran fine prior to trying to use the trainer, but now, when attempting to start from Steam, choosing either DX11 or DX12, I still get a dialog asking me if I chose the -force direct x command line. No matter whether I choose OK or CANCEL on the dialog, it repeats and compounds as if it didn't read my response with -force direct x command line -force direct x command line.
If I cancel the game lauch from Steam and try using the game executable, the same thing occurs, just the message is related to EAC instead of Direct X.
My main point here, is that I am never able to get into the game, whether the trainer is running (unactivated) in the background or not now.
I'm not having a go at anyone, and as frustrated as I am with the situation, I just want the specifics of this situation understood.
[Edited by RubberStig, 4/8/2021 6:58:19 AM]
So if I understand, even with the normal anticheat and the game without any installations outside of the base game it did run? If thats the case, there may be something going on with your installation. Ive been seeing a lot of engine crashes as of yesterday, though maybe thats just on my system.
What I did was just replace the EAC and then run the game from steam, no extra arguments, nothing like that. Selected Directx 12 then activated the trainer as soon as the movie started playing (the one with the alien bird thing flying through the air).
Now with the error you are getting, I recommend completely uninstalling the game, delete its steam folder and then try installing it afterwards. (If you havent tried that yet, it may be worth a shot.) I think I understand whats going on, I just wish I had a more definitive answer to give you.
Thanks for the considered reply. I appreciate it.
For good measure, I followed your method, but the result is the same.
When I run the game exe (From Madness folder) Steam gives an dialog "are you trying to add this command line to your game" which prompts the infinite loop to start, no matter if I choose Ok or Cancel to the Steam prompt. The loop just repeats this exact process with the Steam dialog.
The result is the same either running the CH EAC file or the original EAC file, just the Steam message varies.
I have re-installed the game 3 times now, deleting the Steam folder each time (The only thing left in it after uninstall is a file named steamappid)
Gonna re-install again. Will take about 1.5 hours.
The updated trainer seems to work just fine, thanks for the hard work 😎. But today's series of dc's and crashes have completely burnt me out-I really appreciate all the work you all are doing to make this game more enjoyable for players; I just wish the dev's would pull their heads out their holes and fix it. I don't trust their servers anymore and it should never have been an "Always Online" game anyways. Until they make it so that we can play it offline, I'm done lol.
[Edited by samuelsghost, 4/8/2021 7:54:47 PM]
I dont updated the trainer and it works without problems lol. But yeah the game crashes are a pain in the A**
Despite following these instructions, the game will not start.
Removing the new eac file from CH, allowing Steam to re-aquire the original, the infinite loop now re-occurs with the default, game, as it did when trying to use with the trainer (unactivated) is running in the background.
The game ran fine prior to trying to use the trainer, but now, when attempting to start from Steam, choosing either DX11 or DX12, I still get a dialog asking me if I chose the -force direct x command line. No matter whether I choose OK or CANCEL on the dialog, it repeats and compounds as if it didn't read my response with -force direct x command line -force direct x command line.
If I cancel the game lauch from Steam and try using the game executable, the same thing occurs, just the message is related to EAC instead of Direct X.
My main point here, is that I am never able to get into the game, whether the trainer is running (unactivated) in the background or not now.
I'm not having a go at anyone, and as frustrated as I am with the situation, I just want the specifics of this situation understood.
[Edited by RubberStig, 4/8/2021 6:58:19 AM]
So if I understand, even with the normal anticheat and the game without any installations outside of the base game it did run? If thats the case, there may be something going on with your installation. Ive been seeing a lot of engine crashes as of yesterday, though maybe thats just on my system.
What I did was just replace the EAC and then run the game from steam, no extra arguments, nothing like that. Selected Directx 12 then activated the trainer as soon as the movie started playing (the one with the alien bird thing flying through the air).
Now with the error you are getting, I recommend completely uninstalling the game, delete its steam folder and then try installing it afterwards. (If you havent tried that yet, it may be worth a shot.) I think I understand whats going on, I just wish I had a more definitive answer to give you.
Thanks for the considered reply. I appreciate it.
For good measure, I followed your method, but the result is the same.
When I run the game exe (From Madness folder) Steam gives an dialog "are you trying to add this command line to your game" which prompts the infinite loop to start, no matter if I choose Ok or Cancel to the Steam prompt. The loop just repeats this exact process with the Steam dialog.
The result is the same either running the CH EAC file or the original EAC file, just the Steam message varies.
I have re-installed the game 3 times now, deleting the Steam folder each time (The only thing left in it after uninstall is a file named steamappid)
Gonna re-install again. Will take about 1.5 hours.
Outside of that suggestion, I can't think of what it could be, I've always been more of a hardware person than a software. This issue sounds infuriating, and at this point. I'd consider trying to get in touch with anyone who can help you troubleshoot the software issues.
I'd recommend someone at "People Can Fly" if I could or knew anyone there, but unfortunately I don't. The last time I contacted a company about software issues through their customer service was a very very long time ago. And I'm not sure Square Enix customer support would live up to the standards I'd expect. However it *may* be worth a shot. Maybe they could give some insight or suggestions. And its possible they could be aware of others who experienced this issue and have a workaround. Given how I've heard EAC can go mucking about in other files, (IIRC) perhaps it did and corrupted something and now its stuck in a loop for that specific game.
Caveat being don't mention this is because you were running a separate installation of anti cheat to allow a trainer to tweak the game.
Anyway, I truly hope that this issue is resolved for you, I can understand it must be frustrating beyond measure to have a game that worked and no suddenly no matter what you do, doesnt. I'd speculate, but in truth would be doing nothing but tossing everything but the kitchen sink to explain this issue.
Despite following these instructions, the game will not start.
Removing the new eac file from CH, allowing Steam to re-aquire the original, the infinite loop now re-occurs with the default, game, as it did when trying to use with the trainer (unactivated) is running in the background.
The game ran fine prior to trying to use the trainer, but now, when attempting to start from Steam, choosing either DX11 or DX12, I still get a dialog asking me if I chose the -force direct x command line. No matter whether I choose OK or CANCEL on the dialog, it repeats and compounds as if it didn't read my response with -force direct x command line -force direct x command line.
If I cancel the game lauch from Steam and try using the game executable, the same thing occurs, just the message is related to EAC instead of Direct X.
My main point here, is that I am never able to get into the game, whether the trainer is running (unactivated) in the background or not now.
I'm not having a go at anyone, and as frustrated as I am with the situation, I just want the specifics of this situation understood.
[Edited by RubberStig, 4/8/2021 6:58:19 AM]
So if I understand, even with the normal anticheat and the game without any installations outside of the base game it did run? If thats the case, there may be something going on with your installation. Ive been seeing a lot of engine crashes as of yesterday, though maybe thats just on my system.
What I did was just replace the EAC and then run the game from steam, no extra arguments, nothing like that. Selected Directx 12 then activated the trainer as soon as the movie started playing (the one with the alien bird thing flying through the air).
Now with the error you are getting, I recommend completely uninstalling the game, delete its steam folder and then try installing it afterwards. (If you havent tried that yet, it may be worth a shot.) I think I understand whats going on, I just wish I had a more definitive answer to give you.
Thanks for the considered reply. I appreciate it.
For good measure, I followed your method, but the result is the same.
When I run the game exe (From Madness folder) Steam gives an dialog "are you trying to add this command line to your game" which prompts the infinite loop to start, no matter if I choose Ok or Cancel to the Steam prompt. The loop just repeats this exact process with the Steam dialog.
The result is the same either running the CH EAC file or the original EAC file, just the Steam message varies.
I have re-installed the game 3 times now, deleting the Steam folder each time (The only thing left in it after uninstall is a file named steamappid)
Gonna re-install again. Will take about 1.5 hours.
Try not going into the "Madness folder". After u replace the EAC in the Outriders folder run the games normally from Steam.
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