Last Epoch Dev Tracker

If you haven’t already, can you please try using an alphanumeric password?

Yes, that’s correct.

Try placing it somewhere other than in the following folders;

• /Program Files/
• /Program Files x(86)/

For example, C:/Games/Last Epoch should be less prone to permissions issues.

Thank you for the very informative post, @sunsmoon!

We continue to investigate this.

I’ve responded to your e-mail with some further troubleshooting - if that doesn’t work, we will almost certainly need to ask you to try reinstalling the game as our next troubleshooting step.

The node likely just has the wrong requirement set, perhaps it was moved down from the 25 point level.

Thanks for the report!

If that doesn’t work, could you please tell us where it is installed?

That looks like the Windows version of our launcher.

Assuming I’m right, could you try right-clicking on it and selecting Run as Administrator? It won’t prevent the need to unarchive packages again, but might make it stick next time.

Thanks for the reports! The first will be quite easy to fix, but the second issue will take a bit longer.

Posting to pastebin.com would be fine.

Hmm, interesting. I tested this and when I summoned a new minion (so unsummoning my wolf and summoning a new one), they regenerated health correctly. Can you post your output_log from AppData\LocalLow\Eleventh Hour Games\Last Epoch? Though the log probably won’t show anything unless you start over.

Thanks for the report! If you summon a new minion after respeccing, do they regenerate health?

I’ve heard back from our service provider.

This error is related to either proxy settings or firewalls interfering with the download. Can I please ask whether you use a proxy or VPN, and which firewall you have installed?

When you run the Launcher in the main Last Epoch folder, does it download something?

A Clean Boot would be nearly as helpful and probably far less inconvenient.

This is the problem being reported by the log files;

[INFO] Tue Apr 2 12:40:42 2019 - Downloaded data is completely invalid.

It’s not an issue we’ve encountered before, so I’m trying to see if one of our service providers can get us more information as they may be more familiar with this particular issue.

The issue can’t be on our end - as if it was it would either affect everybody, or at least affect anyone connecting to a particular server. I’m not seeing any other reports of this.

I’d be curious if creating a new Admin account, logging in on it, and trying again on that profile would be successful. From what I can see either the data is corrupted by the time it reaches your computer,...

Thanks for the reports!

This is on our radar. Last time I checked in on this we weren’t entirely sure what was causing it just yet, but we’ll continue to look into it. We don’t currently need log files for this.

Can you please let us know whether this issue is persisting?

We’ve made a few server-side changes.

On closer inspection it looks like your controller is not supported by the plugin we’re using for handling controller input. Your best bet is to try to use x360ce and remap your controller to a virtual 360 controller.
I’ve used it countless times to play games with my old PS2 controller and it works most of the times.
Make sure that your controller is always in xinput mode also in this case

Is that definitely the full file?

Could you perhaps upload it as an attachment instead?