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Vhaeyne wrote: »

Mork wrote: »

You just have to learn that 1+1=2
You keep affirming he was not mad when anyone who saw the stream clearly saw he was mad and butthurt. Thats it
Youre wanting to stuff more things when its only about that.

He did not accept geting streamsnipped, he was butthurt. Thats it

Your response is a little rude, but I'll play ball.

The math is simple:

Attack other guilds+"Mass reporting"= permanent KOS

Apex mass reporting is the main story here, not Thor.

See, youre just running away you dont know how to focus on a conversation
Youre the one on other reality.
My single and only point is that youve said that he accepted being streamsnipped when he was clearly butthurt. Thats it nothing more youre just stuffing stuff.
Ill just shut up now its pointless to talk with you

Ps: the kos order was even before the mass report. You dont know what youre talking about.

Vhaeyne wrote: »

Mork wrote: »

? No he does not accept the consequences of that. All of this drama is a consequence of him not accepting that. He clearly didn't stop crying about it lol

It's hard to argue with someone who is not even observing the same reality.

He accepted that he could be stream snipped and still streamed. The consequences was death in game and he reacted accordingly in game.

A kos order is not crying, it's a normal in game response to a guild leader being PKed.

He did not accept, kept being mad about it for 30min straight, you must have seen another stream aka another reality.

I haven't said anything was wrong about the kos, quite the opposite. You're on other reality

Vhaeyne wrote: »

@Lodrig

Thor is free to stream and he seems to accept the consequences that. The evidence is that he more than likely got stream snipped and he accepted that risk when he went live in a open world game.

? No he does not accept the consequences of that. All of this drama is a consequence of him not accepting that. He clearly didn't stop crying about it lol

I have been looking at the Launcher on Linux and I can now see this error as soon as I launch game:

ERROR|LoginViewModel.Crypt|Auto log in failed. Exception: Unknown error (0xc1000002).

I can repeat this process and it happens consistently. Although initial authentication is working on the Webview2 form and I have reinstalled EAC multiple times it seems to be the same issue.

EAC seems to be the main source of the problem on a lot of Linux wine systems with games. But this seems to be when it gets the login from the previous form and then tries to pass it to the URL, but it cannot authenticate.

I have noticed that installing additional dependencies such as IE API or winhttp or anything sometimes will break the bottle, even though you reset it back to how it was. Sometimes the client will load, but wont display on screen. Sometimes the client loads OK, but the form has no information in there and is just blank with no fields on there. Sometimes the application will not load at all and quits about 1 second after opening.

So what I have tried doing is re-deploying the bottle from the beginning. I have installed only webview2 from the dependencies (let the installer install visualC++2022) and I have not modified the urlmon.dll override or set the webview2 version to be Windows 7 - left it on Windows 8.1. Reinstalled the game.

Installed ierutil, winhttp. The Launcher worked ok up until this point. Installing wininet to the point where the Launcher runs, but nothing appears on screen. It seems that Wininet completely blows up the bottle and I need to delete it, start again and re-download everything. Uninstalling it does not seem to work so the only solution is a fresh start.

So now I have seen the main issues doing a bit of research.

Directx12 is needed by AOCClient.exe (the bootstrapper for the game)
Dotnet 4.72 is needed by AOCClient.exe to render the page.


One of the main problems is that Directx12 is not supported in a native wine environment. This is replaced by vkd3d on vulkan. One main workarounds is to install wine from source whilst including the vkd3d libraries so the directx12 side works. Then we are left with installing dotnet4.72 and left with WebView2 from a compiled wine install. I think I am going to need a bit of time to try all these but if someone has a wine 32/64 install and has vkd3d compiled with wine then it may be worth seeing if the AOCClient.exe works with this. (actually loads u the anti cheat window before loading the game).