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Check out Alpha Two Announcements here to see the latest Alpha Two news and update notes.
Our quickest Alpha Two updates are in Discord. Testers with Alpha Two access can chat in Alpha Two channels by connecting your Discord and Intrepid accounts here.
Feedback on installer for Alpha 2
cyklondx
Member, Alpha Two
Hi,
I wasn't sure where to post this, but.. the installer is doing things it shouldn't.
1. It requires microsoft connection broker service to deem if there is internet connection. You shouldn't be doing this, instead you should try to send 3-way handshake to your servers - or check service status for launcher updates without relying on connection broker as it can lie due to self-hosted windows update services (any bigger company or pro user that manages their updates).
2. edge webview, for this to work a user would need to have edge and at very least start it up once.
Every developer i know of has been using self-contained chromium application instead.
This way you aren't reliant on any issues/permission issues on the user-side. With edge webview - it can be an issue with permissions, and your launcher won't be able to run, if they run their own update server, and do not include edge - the edge update service will fail to start - resulting in failing to start (even if its already installed) edge webview.
Regards
I wasn't sure where to post this, but.. the installer is doing things it shouldn't.
1. It requires microsoft connection broker service to deem if there is internet connection. You shouldn't be doing this, instead you should try to send 3-way handshake to your servers - or check service status for launcher updates without relying on connection broker as it can lie due to self-hosted windows update services (any bigger company or pro user that manages their updates).
2. edge webview, for this to work a user would need to have edge and at very least start it up once.
Every developer i know of has been using self-contained chromium application instead.
This way you aren't reliant on any issues/permission issues on the user-side. With edge webview - it can be an issue with permissions, and your launcher won't be able to run, if they run their own update server, and do not include edge - the edge update service will fail to start - resulting in failing to start (even if its already installed) edge webview.
Regards
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that's just another req like your PC specs, visual c++ libraries etc.
I am not testing yet because I move back to europe soon but I have been following the testing channels and there is too much energy spent from both the community managers and the testers to try to fix issues that shouldnt even be there.
Great first post. Might be the first technical post that had any true purpose in these forums.
I have notHome CP and it comes with deleted edge by default.
yeah because the OP knows everything that is going on in intrepids backend and knows exactly how to improve things. he knows what things are necessary for the game.
huh? custom windows installation? i don't think ashes is intended for custom windows or work PC...just for home PC with the default installation. that's like saying I have a mac/linux and I cant run the game. or I don't have dx12, pls intrepid use dx11, or I don't wanna install c++ pls find a workaround.
j'ai désinstallé réinstallé 3 fois
Linux wise? It won't work on wine or any "windows" clients, as it comes with easy anti-cheat - in fact for most anti-cheat software it will be the same case. - Only solution for linux users would be running windows kvm, and using parsec or something as such *would need dedicated gpu for that windows kvm though unless you have a gpu that supports sr-iov like A5000 or ones that were unlocked 20xx series and older.
(or an option to disable easy-anti-cheat, like on warthunder to allow linux players - obviously even on warthunder this limits what you can play - i.e. only arcade, and you are matched with same players without easy-anti-cheat -- obviously a great design and knowledge can also eliminate the ability to use cheats - but we shouldn't expect that from intrepid as there are too few people - and not their own homegrown engine per say.)
Though I do actually have the Edge browser, so I think it's a permission issue only.
If you have any tips on how to fix my permissions, I'd love to hear them!