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If you get that message, check your firewall. It might be blocking the game from acting as server or doesn't allow you to connect to your own system.
I had that message ONCE... but just rebooted my system and have never seen it again... :/
I know I've played this b/c I had a character. I deleted them trying to fix this but I know I've played it on W7.
I've verified all the addresses outgoing and incoming in WireShark and none of them are from the game. So unless it is sending over loopback or localhost (127.0.0.1) it isn't sending anything. So no reason to fail.
I might try to actually setup a MP game and see what wireshark shows. When it tries to connect to some hardcoded IP address Wireshark will catch it. Then I can find that constant in the disassembly and find out where it is used and kill the offending section of code. Maybe. I hate pouring through assembly code to fix a game. And if the EXE is encrypted I won't be able to save anything to it.
Annoying. If I had the source code I could fix it in a snap.
My suspicion is that the game renderer is throwing an exception and somewhere in the code the path it takes says it is a network failure when in reality it has nothing to do with that. If you try catch around a huge chunk of code and then say all errors from said chunk are X this tends to happen. It is extremely annoying to fix these issues even when you have the source code.
Well... "fix a game" might not hit it... since it is running for others well. And it was made for Windows XP. Can't imagine the amount of possible obstacles through that alone... ^^'
I do have Tunngle so maybe I could setup a fake LAN game for single player to fool it into thinking it all works. Maybe the Tunngle adapter requiring highest priority is messing the game up. Who knows?
First time I get the error. Second time black screen in windowed mode and flickering in full screen.
EDIT:
Doesn't work at all. Disable PhysX and I get black screen, enable it and I get network error. Can't install legacy PhysX b/c newer installed. I suspect around July 2018 Nvidia deprecated legacy PhysX which is why I can't get it to work.
For legacy physX, I have also tried installing via executable and replace and renaming the redlist phyx with the legacy version to hopefully trick the game (lol). None of which made any difference. Since you are able to provok a different reaction with the black screen zombiehunter would it work if you replace the redlist phyx like i did? ( I've not a clue )