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So the only issues I can think of (specific to PSOBB)... 1. You have more than 4 gamepad type devices that DInput8 is seeing, so PSOBB isn't actually checking your device. If you have other controllers/bluetooth stuff connected that's not your mouse or keyboard, might be worth unplugging them...

Did you try the USE XINPUT option with and without steam input?

Didn't see this reply. This is also a DEP crash (assuming the fault module path is psobb.exe). There are two options for DEP's settings. The one where you specify the exception should work, but it's probably a good idea to test with the other option just to verify that it is indeed a DEP crash.

Try enabling the AUTO DETECT ACTIVE GAMEPAD option in the launcher's options. It's on the third page or so. The game is old and uses whatever is seen as the first controller from DInput. That option allows using any of the four that the game sees and switches to one that's active based on...

Events are usually planned at the last minute. Why? Because we're people doing this in our free time. There are only two developers for Ephinea at the moment: Sodaboy and myself. Not everyone on staff is a developer. As an anticheat measure, every event shop and quest exchange has server...

Are you playing on Direct3D 11 or 12? If so, try lowering or disabling the anti-aliasing the launcher options. If you're using HSAA or SSAA, this is sometimes caused by that mix of settings.

That's a DEP crash. The first thing in the technical section should address it. You will probably also crash if you fire a photon bullet weapon off screen. Spread Needle fires a different projectile that is rendered differently and doesn't have this problem.

So it probably is that DEP issue. Have you tried firing a gun offscreen (to the left or right for example) to see if that also crashes? Either way, it would probably confirm the issue if you could post some info from the crashes. Open Event Viewer (open Start Menu, type Event Viewer, and...

Likely a DEP crash. Check the first thing in the technical section of the FAQ: https://ephinea.pioneer2.net/faq/#technical

The Easter Event has begun! Event Eggs can drop from any killed enemy. These items can drop at 1/2000 in Normal, 1/1800 in Hard, 1/1200 in Very Hard, and 1/500 in Ultimate. Event Eggs also receive a boost to their drop rate in the RBR quests (+15% with 1 player, +20% with 2 players, and +25%...

Just a heads up, but the details of this aren't in the client so we can't know exactly. And it's not like the drop system where the details could be reverse engineered from previous versions of the game (like V3). The only sources for how BB's exp penalty worked are... ancient news posts...

Well, that's pretty hecked up if it attaches to the process like this. Wouldn't be surprised if anticheat for other games think something is wrong because the technique for checking this is a pretty common and old method.

I don't know. I know it could interfere with the addons before. I don't know if it can interfere with the game like this. Something is causing an anti-cheat check to fail, and that check is looking for a debugger. Something on your system appears to be attaching to psobb.exe somehow. I don't...

Yeah I don't know. The check is pretty simple and would fail if and only if a debugger is attached. Maybe you have some other game overlay software that attaches? Or some type of virtual joystick software that injects into processes like vJoy? I assume you're on WIndows 10 or 11, right? While...

I don't think it's possible. The anti debugger check is simple and a standard method to check. It should work even on older versions of Windows. Make sure you're not running the game in some strange compatibility settings, although I doubt that would matter.

Is that the only error code? The only reason that happens is if a debugger is attached. Do you have something attaching to psobb.exe?

Then it sounds like the game is either exiting intentionally or not even launching. Check the log folder. Do you have a dllerror.log file? Anything in it? If the game cannot be launched, the launcher should display a MessageBox. It's possible some error cases are being missed here.

Open Event Viewer inside Windows, expand Windows Logs on the left, click on Application, wait for it to load the events, and then find the Error event for when PSOBB crashed. It'll look something like this Exception code: 0xc0000005 Fault offset: 0x004f840e Faulting process id: 0x167E0 Faulting...

Is the resolution valid for your GPU and monitor? What about trying something simple like 1024x768 Windowed mode? What about changing the Direct3D API? If you're using Vulkan, try something else.

Did you enable one of these settings in the launcher's options related to Item Pickup and Photon Blast Usage (third page)?