#PSO2 GAMEGUARD ERROR INSTALL#
#PSO2 GAMEGUARD ERROR DRIVER#
#PSO2 GAMEGUARD ERROR PORTABLE#

The core game is Free-to-Play, but there is certain paid content that can be purchased.

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#PSO2 GAMEGUARD ERROR DRIVER#

It's just that darned kernel driver right now that's stopping it.Phantasy Star Online 2 New Genesis, the latest chapter in the Phantasy Star Online 2 series, is here at last! I personally think that it would be possible to get GameGuard working in Wine, but I'm no programmer and I don't know how much would need to be done to get it working unofficially. You're right that it is not up to SEGA or Valve to add support for GameGuard on Linux, but Wine used to not support software like Denuvo Anti-Tamper before, but now it does, and there was that brief period last year where the Windows version of Easy Anti Cheat worked in Wine. Once that error starts appearing under Wine, that's when the version of Windows presenting itself to GameGuard becomes important. NP1013 is the 'the OS or a program on your system is running that we don't like' error. The reason why GameGuard doesn't work now isn't because its driver cannot be initialised property as Wine lacks the support to handle what the driver is trying to do.Įven in the cases where PSO2 has run on Linux for some, GameGuard kills the process with the error code NP0, which is a kernel driver error. Ideally, the anticheat should not know it is running on anything other than Windows and 'just work'.

It's a pain in the bum, especially if you do not have hibernation set up on the Linux side :( There isn't really anything known about how this'll work, but until GameGuard works in Proton, you'll need to boot into Windows each time you want to play PSO2. Valve have also said third-party software, including Windows can be installed. Valve have said they are in contact with BattlEye and EAC to get their anticheat solutions working, and it is possible that working on getting one anticheat solution working can help with getting others working, but each anticheat has their own methods of doing what they do. You can try to run it, but either you'll be kicked out after a minute, or the game will refuse to start entirely. Proton/Wine running on Linux does not currently support the anticheat PSO2 uses - nProtect GameGuard.

#PSO2 GAMEGUARD ERROR INSTALL#

The only roadblock is that to play NGS, you'll need to install Windows.

#PSO2 GAMEGUARD ERROR PORTABLE#

I've been looking for a successor to the PlayStation Vita to play PSO2 and NGS portably, and while this is by no means as portable as the Vita, the specs look really darn good. I really hope Valve don't mess this up in terms of hardware. I can see this potentially running NGS pretty well at medium settings, and heck classic PSO2 far better than the () could haha It technically isn't because the Switch Deck is capable of running the game, but a unmodified Switch Deck will not be able to run PSO2 currently. Edit: somebody reported this for misinformation.

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