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Thought EOS and EAC were the same things. I have removed my previous post. Thanks for correcting me.
They basically are. EAC is part of EOS. Epic Online Services (EOS) contains the "service" Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC), among other things. Just like how Valve Anti-Cheat (VAC) is part of Steamworks.
I don't know what your deleted post said, but 7D2D uses EAC, which can be disabled in the game launcher if EOS is having issues. You need to disable EAC for most mods anyway.
EOS is for Crossplatform, Is always on by default. But you can tell the game to not use crossplatform.
In many previous versions all you needed is to go in the file platform.cfg in the same folder as the .exe and..
platform=Steam
crossplatform=
serverplatforms=Steam,
This does NOT work in 1.0, but there is a way to make it work, I just don't know the change they did, someone posted how to do it in another similar topic.
There is really no point in having either of these things when playing 100% solo.
if i see this:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3308841150
to make it go away and run normal (i start with eac turned off).. i just re verify program files in steam options. it re acquires a small file and fixes the eos notification. at least for me it does.
all the best.