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A couple of things you can try is directly plugging one of the ps4's directly into the router and see if this helps. GOG are on the case, withtechnical staff investigatinga common problem where the game simply freezes when attempting to join multiplayer mode.

Being in the same region as the other player has a higher chance of connecting. As long as you backup and keep track of your mods, test that the online game works after applying each mod, it should be easy to spot anything which borks your game.

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Have looked at firewalls etc and found no probs. It is a formal letter that must have a limited scope and a formal tone to it. Updated multi-output production UIs to better display the recipe information.

If you have purchased and installed the full version, you need to create an account and login. Yesterday, 4 of my friends were able to connect and two weren't.

I can't join any multiplayer games. Any known outages will appear in the middle of the screen. UMod will come to the rescue for many players. Click on the Private Network button the second from the left in the title bar.

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Discussion in 'Automobilista 2 - General Discussion' started by handz, May 9, In the latest update V. Do you have a solution for this problem. Issues can be reported on Github or Discord. In the last few days the Epic Games Support Status website has logged multiple issues related to the game, mainly all focussed on the Epic Games Launcher and online services not working. From there, you need to go to the right and select the map, then on the left, select Saved Games, and choose the game from there.

You need an open NAT type. It also seems like the server has lag issues when people attempt to host more than one game at the same time. Everytime I want to join the lobby it says "retrieving host information" and I can not join the lobby. Do the following to stop it: You have to open Settings in your Epic Launcher app.

Worked for me to get into the game so I'm guessing there may have been an issue with the plugin installation. The enemies of humanity are both innumerable and ruthless. If not, then it was just a bad host. Try the fixes I suggested too. At TruckersMP we take simulation seriously. This will then stop strangers from joining your game. Message and Data Rates may app I created a main menu on the third person shooter blueprint with a host game, quit, and server list.

We have a high priority ticket for this issue in our internal bug database and if you could provide us with some additional information it would go a long way to help us identify and deal with the issue. Here are the best multiplayer games on the Nintendo Switch. Like every great game with multiplayer, there can be issues sometimes.

A Loyal Customer is a treasure you should keep and hide from the world. Summing up our guide, there are 3 methods for playing multiplayer in Satisfactory. As Garak mentioned though, you can just send the save file in question over to your friend if you run into the issue again.

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So it will be hit and miss what will work but it only effects disc based version then again back then how many of these where available for digital download? Nice to know. I bought Just Cause 3 when it was new. I don't like D3n0v0 though at all.

I really encourage people to buy the games they really like and would play for a while. Any real gains vs piracy they get from aggressive discounts. But those don't usually happen in the first 3 months, which is what financial analysts pulling the purse strings look at. Failing to sell enough to recover budget in that time frame means it's layoff time. You made me very happy, I thought I was the only one who thought everything Valve releases is half-assed :. Nope, that pretty much covers everything they made since the very first Half-Life.

Even that could be a stretch, but it was not Valve's fault that the Quake engine was clipping heaven, resulting in tons of sequence breaks. Not all my favourite games but certainly polished. Well, technically, the first Portal and Counter-Strike weren't Valve.

Not sure about the original Team Fortress, and since I never played it, I won't comment on that. I was referring to things Valve does outside of their games, like their half-assed website, Steam-client, and phone-app.

Not to mention the terrible, terrible, god-awful support. I was fairly certain thats what you meant. They were a awesome game studio, average everything else. I really like Steam and it's the only client I use but I'm happy to admit that they could do a lot of things better.

Support is horrific, phone app is only installed so I have 2 stage verification on my account, I dont use it for anything else at all. And get some goddamn QA on Steam Direct already! DRM has a very simple reason for existing. Publishers think that the lost sales due to piracy that DRM prevents, and therefore turn into actual sales, makes up for the cost of the DRM.

This is as much a long-term calculation as a short-term calculation. Financial analysts aren't only looking at the first 3 months of release, they include projections for future sales.

The long tail has significant value, and is definitely taken into consideration. However, the bulk of the income from a game same is true for music and movies occurs in the first few months, and generally the long tail can be projected based on that initial period. That's why there's always such a fixation on the initial sales. If the initial sales are very good, funding for the sequel will be approved quite quickly. If it's a sleeper hit, by the time the game has enough sales to justify a sequel, the developers have probably moved on to the next project.

Hell, if it takes too long, half the team may have been laid off already. Games seems to be even worse, it is apparently often the first two weeks or less, before the user reviews come in or before the next week's "Best game of all time" is released.

I think it depends on the game. I know that with movies it depends on the movie. A stupid comedy generally the only thing that matters is the opening weekend. Blockbusters the opening weekend is paramount, but it's really the first month that matters.

Whereas indie movies are expected to do well by word-of-mouth, so they're on a longer time period with the studio and movie houses frantically tracking the first few weeks. Apparently I do - I have Mad Max from that monthly bundle.

So I don't think I'd care in the time of some future Window or whatever. Back in time of Vista I switched from XP64 to Ubuntu until those weird bastards removed Gnome2, then I went back to Win but 7 this time, so calculating what games to buy and play now based on what system they might work tomorrow is You can't stop piracy, you can just slow it down a bit, thusly creating more pirates who like the challenge :D.

Denuvo and such are not there to stop piracy, they never said the games that were protected were uncrackable. The point is that the games won't get cracked on release day, which will boost sales in the first few months, which is the crucial point. I don't think piracy will die out in years, there will always someone up for the challenge. All of this drm bullcrap wouldn't be necessary if most of the games wouldn't cost bucks for circa 13 hours of gameplay.

The last game I bought for full price was Overwatch Origins edition, but I'll say it's worth it because I've already spent around hours with it, and no end in sight. This is pretty much why I like the idea of streaming. For a monthly fee you can rent games, play them and move on, like most people do. It won't stay on the shelf and won't look good, but if you're a collector buying it still should be an option ofc.

Only people who know the actual figures to suggest that it works or doesn't are the publishers, and they'll be keeping the data to themselves. And for decades now they've refused to even consider that DRM is the equivalent of elephant repellent. Also, there are other considerations. Well it supposedly works since the protected games are not cracked on release day, and if it wouldn't worth it then it would not be in use. About streaming, I think 20 bucks a month is a decent price, PS3 games are still kinda expernsive.

This would clearly cost more with new releases ofc. And simply put there's no data available to analyze that. And 'if it didn't work it would not be in use' depends heavily on assuming rationality from the people deciding to implement the DRM.

The video game industry is flush with stories of execs with heads stuck up their own asses. I always figure a buck an hour is a fair price though, these days I'm unlikely to pay even that much. Quiet a few DRM where used before this.. This is partly why i have shifted more to the console again at least if i buy a game now 10 years from now i can play it without a big FU from DRM.

GOG has proven that DRM free does not kill game sales,digital games are nice but imo we have given up pretty much all control of our games for that luxury.

I'm not proud nor ashamed to say that I pirated a lot of games in the past. Piracy is pretty common in Latin America. But I really wanted to buy The Witcher games, even if they can be pirated and don't need a crack at all :p. Can someone please explain to me why everyone hates Denuovo? I own some games that use it and I haven't had anything happen to bother me yet.

There's clearly an issue with it somewhere but I'm just not seeing it. TBH, it doesn't prevent piracy, but rather, makes it hard as you gotta have someone generate dbdata for your computer, usually at cost. Hm that seems like a pretty valid reason, while the fact it prevents piracy seems like a nonissue.

I'm all about trying before you buy but it's always best to just buy the game. As madjoki mentioned, if the Denuvo servers go down. And they will go down eventually , you won't have access to the game if no crack has been developed for it.

This would shorten the life of hard drives, particularly SSDs. Though I haven't seen many corroborating reports that this is indeed an extant problem, and Fallout 4 has a script extender mod so it can't be that restrictive. That doesn't mean there are other concerns regarding performance and impact on your hardware. Last I heard, it was conjectured that Denuvo employed some kind of virtualisation which may very well come with a performance cost.

I can't find the source for that though. I mentioned that I hadn't found any corroborating reports. Anyway it's good to have a clear confirmation that Denuvo isn't a hardware killer. Not that malware DRM isn't unheard of. Rise of the Tomb Raider might be an ideal test to benchmark the actual effects of Denuvo. But I don't have the game on Steam to try it myself.

The quantity of "more-or-less even split of Denuvo split games running well" should prove that. FO4 is not Denuvo. There's was two Multiplayer mods actually. The other should be releasing soonish next month or so. The script extenders for Bethesda's scripting engines don't touch the original executable, they inject new code into memory when the game is running. The issue comes in the longevity of the product. If you buy the game and play and forget it right away, you will be fine.

But some users often replay the game in an year or 2 when Denuvo strikes:. So if Denuvo servers are down duo to power outage is likely that you wont be able to access your game if you changed hardware or didnt play the game in last 30 days. From what I read, there isn't actual timer, so activation lasts indefinitely or very long time. Sigh, think people is missing the point, or at least, an important one: resource hog. There's a myth, hersay? I don't care about piracy, I own over titles and I have a huge backlog, I can wait for a sale or nice discount.

Plus the games could and should be working as intended by then. Now, Denuvo does not prevent cracking, as you might have seen, they claim they want to make a difference in the firsts months of release, fine, they do have to charge for their work, but they should also release a well developed work to be able, to be entitled to charge at least 60 bucks for those.

CDPR deserve and earnt earned their paycheck, yes it may have been flawed but they gave more content and quality development more than any other dev I know, and didn't lost money for it.

As of now, anyone whom still not had purchased it and to support the well deserved team can and should do so, it's obtainable for 15 dollars or less! I've clocked about hours and I haven't even ran a 2nd pass-through. It's proven it does not prevent piracy, and at least myself I don't buy shit I can't try before, there's no demos anymore, so how would I know if it runs in my old pc? I was kinda fed up of reading people repeating over and over "uh it's for piracy" well no, it's not for piracy, for once, it's an invasion of privacy and unnecessary crap!

Wish they spend that money in development, that when they use it, they should fucking SAY so and not keep it quiet, hidden, like they are doing. Why all the secrecy? Have you wondered why no one says how much they paid for denuvo? Hope you don't take it wrong. TBH though, had I spent 10 mins in the Mad Max forum on Steam watching the idiot moderator they've got in there, Denuvo or no I'd not have bought the game or any others Avalanche has out now.

Guy loves attacking anybody that mentions DRM of any kind, even insinuating we only own the game because we couldn't pirate it. Like bro, try not scaring off your paying customers by being such a giant asscrack, ok? Yeah unfortunately there were, are and always be people like that..