I'm assuming unless something changed, the game is broken now that 3.4 is on stable now.
I'm assuming unless something changed, the game is broken now that 3.4 is on stable now.
Yup it only worked with older glibc. It's now impossible to play this on the Steam Deck. :(
Is this fixible
Is there any workaround?
I wish the anti-cheat steps from here were automated for developers, might result in less lag time between os and game patches:
https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/steamdeck/proton
Can also confirm, was able to play before the update
Personally, I was never able to run the game without the noeac flag, and they disabled it with the latest game update. I don't think they ever enabled EAC for Proton, and now, until they do, pretty sure there's no workaround.
Personally, I was never able to run the game without the
noeacflag, and they disabled it with the latest game update. I don't think they ever enabled EAC for Proton, and now, until they do, pretty sure there's no workaround.
It worked on older distros running an older glibc and SteamOS 3.3, so I think it was indeed working. I never had to use noeac. That said there is no .so file in the game files..
Can confirm, latest version of DKO (Build ID: 10200470) works on 3.3.2 for me without need for noeac flag and on 3.4.2 EAC is broken.
Easy Anti-Cheat engine not loading in SteamOS 3.4
Issue transferred from https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues/6404.
@gmacbm posted on 2022-12-23T01:47:27:
4# Compatibility Report
The dko game easy anti cheat engine using steamdeck is working fine with steam os 3.3 version using proton but upon upgrading to steam os 3.4 with proton the easy anti cheat engine is not loading anymore which prevent the game in launching.
Divine Knock out DKO the AppID is 1294660Personally, I was never able to run the game without the
noeacflag, and they disabled it with the latest game update. I don't think they ever enabled EAC for Proton, and now, until they do, pretty sure there's no workaround.
I can confirm, it never worked for me on Arch. No matter the kernel.
It "worked" for my girlfriend on Nobara, but we could never join a game together so she had to use the -noeac flag as well. It never worked
To follow up on this, it seems @ruineka was right and DKO apparently uses a version of EAC that depends on an older version of glibc.
The glibc-eac package allows Arch users to rebuild glibc while excluding commits that break compatibility with older versions of EAC.
The same workaround should work with any distro.
This fixes it for me, I can run the game normally, without the noeac flag.
Edit:
DKO seems to be using the EOS version of EAC, which explains why there are no .dll of .so EAC files. EOS EAC appears to be generally broken with glibc 2.36.
In any case, this issue is probably closely related to #6051.
Replying to https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues/6384#issuecomment-1367515127
not ubuntu, this patch causes a kernel panic on boot
Was this fixed on deck recently? Noticed it got marked as deck playable.
Hi valve Software/Proton
Good day can you please advise how to run this game EAC hence its tag
playable in steamdeck.
Thank you.
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I just tried again from steam deck with proton 7.0.5, and it works, apparently they fixed the EAC error with some update.
Compatibility Report
System Information
I confirm:
Log file:
steam-1294660.log
Symptoms
Easy Anti-Cheat is broken on SteamOS 3.4 for this game, but works on SteamOS 3.3 Stable.
Reproduction
Try it on SteamOS 3.4, see it fail.