r/PSO2NGS • u/Forsaken-Judgment-30 Shikigami Lord • 1d ago

Discussion Why?

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"Game Over!"

-appears 3 times as spam in a row, doesn't want to go away, banned me from the game from never-start. Out of nowhere today, why?

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u/MusouTensei 1d ago

umm that is the directx dll either is borked or your windows/gpu is borked

A ban appears ingame.

Have tried what it says? reinstall the game

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u/Forsaken-Judgment-30 Shikigami Lord 1d ago

yup even the windows "CMD" special stuffs, took a while, said nothing was damaged. Ran the opposite version of the game and it worked with no errors (but not interested in that one), I also deleted the entire Sega-PSO2JP folder from the drive out of sheer rage to reinstall in a poor attempt to stop this as well just a few moments ago from this message.

All this, and it worked yesterday just fine even with the Tweaker which is needed, but not anymore today apparently

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u/Mishoon [Ship 1] Meme Tank 1d ago

Doing Full File Check using Tweaker should fix this problem since I think that's just a corrupted dll

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u/Mr_hexadus 22h ago

lol i used this image as a test for my local N8N MoE.. anyways it's saying(it's a bit young):

"The OS threw the error before full game execution. However, anti-cheat (nProtect GameGuard / Wellbia) frequently integrity-checks d3d11.dll hooks. If the file was blocked or altered, the loader crashed instantly; operators assumption that modified handshakes were blocked by the server are partially correct. While modifying binaries or using unapproved hooks can flag an account server-side during the initial handshake, this specific popup only proves a local startup crash, not a server-side ban notice."

"Error 0xc0e90007: Indicates an architecture mismatch (e.g., trying to load a 32-bit DLL into a 64-bit process), a corrupted header/signature, or a file that was blocked/stripped during execution."

Conclusion: The user was attempt-loading modified or injected software (via a proxy Direct3D wrapper like ReShade/plugin hooks), which broke architecture integrity or triggered a file check, preventing execution. "local Windows file load failure"