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Hello @Dazarlin,please copy your system information from steam ( |
Upon a second attempt at a launch I get the same error with a new one afterwards: |
steam-323370.log |
I also get exactly the same error. My System Information: https://gist.github.com/hfluz/8dbf40e4b513c7f21d942bd9b2bd4168 |
Tera works just fine on my Laptop with Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, Intel 6700HQ and Nvidia GTX 960M 4 GB. about 20 fps on max settings and 60+ on lower settings. |
Game launched out of box. But crashed frequently. With medium-high video settings game performance are almost playable but on ultra-ultra+ fps will drop a lot. After the first crash - second occurs almost immediately until steam was reloaded! Not game but steam! Which is strange for me.
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@LLorrin I already reinstalled the game a few times (both Ubuntu 18.04 and Arch), but always get that error through Steam. However it also didn't work for me using Lutris, so maybe it's related to my GPU (RX 580). |
@hfluz this is quite strange to read. i have tried also with the Intel GPU HD530, prime-select intel, and the game starts without issues, it runs like crap though. |
I report the same error with Nvidia 720 and Intel I3 on Arch Linux. |
I still get this error with proton 3.16-6. My lutris install of TERA works fine, but if I set the runner to proton I get the same crash. |
The game keeps crashing every 30 min or even less if I am in crowded cities. I am using nvidia proprietary driver version 418.56 with a GTX 1060 6GB Thank you |
The copycub.dll-related issues appear to be due to a missing certificate (at least in Debian testing). The certificate-adding steps from this 2014 blog post fixed them for me. (The patcher is currently running, so I don't know if this will be the only roadblock.) |
TERA crashes a LOT with esync enabled. If you disable it, the framerate goes down dramatically, but the crashes stop.
Here is a log from one such crash: https://zerobin.net/?a434af6592c265d3#hPCHJbumfdsS+97DFt+1V2hUAB2ws6IMCxSs7g2ryGs= |
Try the newest proton 4.11-1 |
Indeed, with Proton 4.11 it works much better. Makes sense, since it offers a replacement for esync and the problems were clearly esync-related. |
System Information: https://gist.github.com/I-Iawk/87cfb7792c6b3523ed06968e704f176b Getting a @kisak-valve new issues cropped up post patch. I hope you can help investigate or advise what is missing... |
Still does random crashes, even with esync off. No FPS drops. |
NA launcher doesn't work. [crash with proton and wine] |
On trying to launch it gives the error message:
"The TERA Launcher is unable to load copycub.dll file.
ErrorMessage: Interop load failed
If this problem persists please visit support.enmasse.com/tera for additional help"
System Info: https://gist.github.com/Dazarlin/1fe5b3d929f71f1f3f598c5b99d0c262
EDIT: Decided to move the comment with the log up here for ease of access. Will leave the comment down below too though. Here's the log:
steam-323370.log
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