Not making it past launcher?

[Royalty]

(In legions auth).

 

[Fixious]

More details. System specs, what exactly happens, etc.

 

[Royalty]

DxDiag below.
Gonna use this comp to set up a temp Aussie public test server.
I've used this comp to play legions before, first time it has happened.

 

[Fixious]

Can you launch Legions.exe from your public test folder? What happens when you press PLAY from the launcher?

 

[Royalty]

Can you launch Legions.exe from your public test folder? What happens when you press PLAY from the launcher?

I tried logging in about and hour earlier, and I had the same problem. I then reinstalled, as I was just gonna use it as a server anyway, so therefore I have no live folder or public test. Gonna restart now, reply if you have any other ideas. Will let you know how it goes.

 

[Royalty]

Restarting didn't fix it.

 

[RockeyRex]

I then reinstalled, as I was just gonna use it as a server anyway, so therefore I have no live folder or public test.

Er.... Wat?

 

[Royalty]

Er.... Wat?

???

 

[RockeyRex]

So where is the game then if not in live or public test?

 

[GReaper]

Visit https://accounts.legionsoverdrive.com/ in Internet Explorer, let us know if that works without any certificate warnings.

If that works okay, only suggestion I have would be to try and repair/reinstall the .NET framework.

 

[Royalty]

Visit https://accounts.legionsoverdrive.com/ in Internet Explorer, let us know if that works without any certificate warnings.

If that works okay, only suggestion I have would be to try and repair/reinstall the .NET framework.

Yar it says that the "security certificate presented by this website has expired or is not yet valid."

 

[GReaper]

Double check that your clock is accurate.

Make sure your Windows installation is fully updated, you'll need the September 2009 update - check KB931125 for more info about the latest root certificates update.

 

[Royalty]

Double check that your clock is accurate.

Make sure your Windows installation is fully updated, you'll need the September 2009 update - check KB931125 for more info about the latest root certificates update.

I don't know how the *dance* it happened, but my clock is set to Sunday 4th of Jan 2009...
Fixed.

Thanks GReaper!

 

[SeymourGore]

That GReaper always willing to lend a helpful hand!