anyway i can play rust without eac.....

[The Pizza Guy]

it aint because i wanna ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hack,its just it keeps crashing me, a few months ago, it started to crash me and give me some kind of error called createfile failed, i did all the steps to fix that error and nothing works, it did it with hurtworld too, but hurtworld has the "play without eac" option so thats good, can i play without eac, or can someone tell me what kind of program can cause that error to occour and crash eac

[Patti]

Do you have any error messages for us?

[The Pizza Guy]

the only error message that pops up is error code 3005 createfile failed, and thats after i crash

[The Pizza Guy]

and i work fine without eac on hurtworld, something like a program is fighting with eac and making it fail and ♥♥♥♥

[Maiex]

Hurtworld O M E G A L U L

[BORG]

If you want to play without EAC, you can do so by joining non-EAC servers or set your own server up with EAC disabled. You can enter the following CVAR into your own server.cfg and it will disable EAC:

server.eac 0 | 1 (Enables / disables Easy Anti Cheat with 1 (enable) or 0 (disable) Do not include the | in your CVAR). Only 1 or 0 are required).

Once that setting is saved in the server.cfg you can start your server and EAC should be disabled. You can kill the EAC process the Rust client spawns in your task manager.

This problem is with many EAC protected games. Many are sick of it all and throwing EAC (or even Rust too) out the airlock so don't worry, you're not alone.

Don't absorb the flack you will get over this either because you are not alone by far and many people are ditching EAC and even Rust because these sorts of things are a constant problem many are sick of dealing with.

Anyway, good luck and good games to you.

[The Pizza Guy]

which servers are non eac, i cannot find any

[BORG]

Originally posted by ProG Pizza Guy:

which servers are non eac, i cannot find any

Well, that my friend is the part where this becomes very stupid and difficult because the develoers being the intellectuals they are, didn't bother to put any kind of server filter in their game client and thus you will have to traverse server to server to find them. I don't remember names of any anymore, but they are out there.

Isn't it really awesome to have a video game that lists servers, but doesn't have a server filter after four and a half years? The game even left Early Access without something so simple as a server filter. Even though it's pretty much a standard for every video game out there today, it's not a thing in Rust. Why is that no surprise? heh

The developer doesn't have a filter in the game client. They want to force people into EAC and thus if people are banned justly or not, there is the chance the bans might not be lifted and therefore people would be more inclined or likely to buy the game again. Lots of money is made from banned players.

As per your problem though, it is one that keeps returning to this game. Try deleting C:\Windows\SysWOW64\EasyAntiCheat.exe (assuming you're on Windows), verify your game files, run Rust again to see if that helps.

You could try and launch Steam as administrator and run the game too, but only use that as a last resort to have EAC fix itself since it's not generally a good idea to give third party software administrator privilege over your computer. Some say this has helped them, so it's an option you can try. Whether it will work for you I can't guarantee.

EAC just needs to get their act together or Facepunch Studios needs to add a filter to their game client so people have the option to completely avoid EAC protected servers to dodge these kinds of bullets. This is a recursive problem that keeps people from playing the game on a constant basis and has chansed this game since it left Early Access and prior. If they can't sort this problem out, they should consider moving to another anti-cheat company because things are obviously not working out well with EAC.

When you constantly see problems about EAC on this message board, it's obviously a problem by game or anti-cheat design and Rust is already plagued with obsoleted software so I'm sure you can do the math on why this is happening.

Anyway, let me know how it works out for you.

[BombsOnyaMoms]

Op. Uninstall EAC, then verify game files under rust. That should make you reinstall EAC. This should work. If not, post back here and let me know. Oh, and ignore Borg at all costs. Hes just a pathetic little troll who has spent 3 yrs smearing this game and its developers here on the forum. He doesnt actually want to help, he just wants to type out text walls about how evil facepunch is. Anyway, gl. Post back if that doesnt fix your issue.

[BORG]

I don't even have to look at the blocked users and I already know which two are chaising my tail to gossip. heh

[BombsOnyaMoms]

Originally posted by BORG:

I don't even have to look at the blocked users and I already know which two are chaising my tail to gossip. heh

But you do anyway, because thats how pathetic you are. Dont you, little borgie?

[CiD EviL]

Originally posted by BORG:

Originally posted by ProG Pizza Guy:

which servers are non eac, i cannot find any

Well, that my friend is the part where this becomes very stupid and difficult because the develoers being the intellectuals they are, didn't bother to put any kind of server filter in their game client and thus you will have to traverse server to server to find them. I don't remember names of any anymore, but they are out there.

Isn't it really awesome to have a video game that lists servers, but doesn't have a server filter after four and a half years? The game even left Early Access without something so simple as a server filter. Even though it's pretty much a standard for every video game out there today, it's not a thing in Rust. Why is that no surprise? heh

The developer doesn't have a filter in the game client. They want to force people into EAC and thus if people are banned justly or not, there is the chance the bans might not be lifted and therefore people would be more inclined or likely to buy the game again. Lots of money is made from banned players.

As per your problem though, it is one that keeps returning to this game. Try deleting C:\Windows\SysWOW64\EasyAntiCheat.exe (assuming you're on Windows), verify your game files, run Rust again to see if that helps.

You could try and launch Steam as administrator and run the game too, but only use that as a last resort to have EAC fix itself since it's not generally a good idea to give third party software administrator privilege over your computer. Some say this has helped them, so it's an option you can try. Whether it will work for you I can't guarantee.

EAC just needs to get their act together or Facepunch Studios needs to add a filter to their game client so people have the option to completely avoid EAC protected servers to dodge these kinds of bullets. This is a recursive problem that keeps people from playing the game on a constant basis and has chansed this game since it left Early Access and prior. If they can't sort this problem out, they should consider moving to another anti-cheat company because things are obviously not working out well with EAC.

When you constantly see problems about EAC on this message board, it's obviously a problem by game or anti-cheat design and Rust is already plagued with obsoleted software so I'm sure you can do the math on why this is happening.

Anyway, let me know how it works out for you.

OP was asking for help and you hijacked the post to wright another wall of hate propaganda about Facepunch

sad and pathetic

[BORG]

Originally posted by CiD EviL:

Originally posted by BORG:

Well, that my friend is the part where this becomes very stupid and difficult because the develoers being the intellectuals they are, didn't bother to put any kind of server filter in their game client and thus you will have to traverse server to server to find them. I don't remember names of any anymore, but they are out there.

Isn't it really awesome to have a video game that lists servers, but doesn't have a server filter after four and a half years? The game even left Early Access without something so simple as a server filter. Even though it's pretty much a standard for every video game out there today, it's not a thing in Rust. Why is that no surprise? heh

The developer doesn't have a filter in the game client. They want to force people into EAC and thus if people are banned justly or not, there is the chance the bans might not be lifted and therefore people would be more inclined or likely to buy the game again. Lots of money is made from banned players.

As per your problem though, it is one that keeps returning to this game. Try deleting C:\Windows\SysWOW64\EasyAntiCheat.exe (assuming you're on Windows), verify your game files, run Rust again to see if that helps.

You could try and launch Steam as administrator and run the game too, but only use that as a last resort to have EAC fix itself since it's not generally a good idea to give third party software administrator privilege over your computer. Some say this has helped them, so it's an option you can try. Whether it will work for you I can't guarantee.

EAC just needs to get their act together or Facepunch Studios needs to add a filter to their game client so people have the option to completely avoid EAC protected servers to dodge these kinds of bullets. This is a recursive problem that keeps people from playing the game on a constant basis and has chansed this game since it left Early Access and prior. If they can't sort this problem out, they should consider moving to another anti-cheat company because things are obviously not working out well with EAC.

When you constantly see problems about EAC on this message board, it's obviously a problem by game or anti-cheat design and Rust is already plagued with obsoleted software so I'm sure you can do the math on why this is happening.

Anyway, let me know how it works out for you.

OP was asking for help and you hijacked the post to wright another wall of hate propaganda about Facepunch

sad and pathetic

"As per your problem though, it is one that keeps returning to this game. Try deleting C:\Windows\SysWOW64\EasyAntiCheat.exe (assuming you're on Windows), verify your game files, run Rust again to see if that helps.

You could try and launch Steam as administrator and run the game too, but only use that as a last resort to have EAC fix itself since it's not generally a good idea to give third party software administrator privilege over your computer. Some say this has helped them, so it's an option you can try. Whether it will work for you I can't guarantee."

Shut up.

[The Pizza Guy]

look, its some kind of program in my computer that makes eac crash which then makes rust crash, so joining a non eac server will be a waste of time, eac will still be running in my computer and when it crashes, i cant play rust till i restart my whole computer

[BombsOnyaMoms]

Ya. Those 2 on topic sentences that were in that novel he wrote sure proved you wrong...

[The Pizza Guy]

if only eac has a LIST OF ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ PROGRAMS THAT CAN INTERFER WITH IT, THEN MAYBE I CAN FIND THE PROBLEM AND GET RID OF IT