[BF3/EA app] Game license is invalid (Лицензия игры недействительна)
Данная ошибка появляется когда игра не может найти файл с лицензией в специальной папке. Он просто не скачивается. Адрес папки: C:\ProgramData\Electronic Arts\EA Services\License (папка ProgramData является скрытой папкой!) Для того чтобы исправить данную проблему Вам нужно сделать следующее: Открыть папку "EA Service" в "C:\ProgramData\Electronic Arts\EA Services"; Открыть папку "License" и убедиться что она ПУСТАЯ; УДАЛИТЬ папку "License"; Откройте EA app, затем откройте Библиотека и нажмите три точки в квадрат сверку; Выберите "Восстановить". Игра должна быть восстановлена, должна быть создана новая папка "License" с файлом лицензии с расширением *.dlf в ней. Я попробовал этот способ несколько раз (убирал файл и запускал игру несколько раз) получал ошибку и исправлял её этим методом. ___________ Сообщение отредактировано: Вы находитесь на русскоязычной ветке форумаIssue with Game License Not Detected in New EA App
I am encountering an issue with the new EA Desktop app, where the games I purchased previously through the Origin app do not have their licenses detected. Although the games show as purchased in my library, when attempting to launch any game, I receive the following error message: “Game license is invalid.” I have already tried several troubleshooting steps suggested by EA online support, such as launching the game in online mode and clearing the cache, but the problem persists. It seems that the issue is related to the game licenses not being detected in the new EA app, even though they were purchased through Origin. Together with the EA online help support agent, we attempted to find the license files with the .dlf extension, but no such files were found on my computer. From what I understand, this suggests that most likely, I will face this issue with all of my games previously purchased via Origin. I would greatly appreciate any assistance or further steps to resolve this issue. Thank you in advance for your help.
No se pudo iniciar el juego, debido a un error en nuestro sistema, solucion
Hace poco se me presento este error al querer jugar battlefield 2042, pero ya es algo que me habia pasado anteriormente y no pude solucionarlo hasta que alguien en facebook me dio una solucion, pero por mas que lo busque en google no encontraba soluciones, aca se los dejo por si alguien esta pasando por lo mismo. Si estan jugando desde Steam, vayan a la pestaña superior izquierda donde dice ''steam'' luego a parametros y vayan a la parte donde dice ''en la partida'' luego en la opcion donde dice ''habilitar la interfaz de steam durante la partida'' y la desactivan, ahora van a la app de EA, en la parte superior derecha donde esta tu nombre le das click y luego se van a configuracion, les apareceran varias pestañas le dan a la que dice ''aplicacion'' se van todo hasta abajo y habra una opcion que dice ''superposicion en el juego'' la desactivan y listo, con eso queda solucionado si estas jugando desde EA app es la misma solucion pero solo en la app de EA, en la parte superior derecha donde esta tu nombre le das click y luego se van a configuracion, les apareceran varias pestañas le dan a la que dice ''aplicacion'' se van todo hasta abajo y habra una opcion que dice ''superposicion en el juego'' la desactivan y listo, con eso queda solucionado Espero les haya servido, les dejo capturas abajo del problema y donde ir para solucionarlo, saludoswhat if cheats became a handicap instead of an advantage?
Hi everyone, I’ve been thinking about this: let’s assume cheaters will always find a way to bypass traditional anti-cheat detection. If that’s the case, maybe it makes more sense to stop chasing them only on the detection side and instead try to make cheats useless—or even turn them into a handicap. The idea would be to add a layer of deception: Server-side decoys visible only to suspicious clients – for example, NPCs or off-map anchor points that a wallhack would show as real, misleading cheaters into making wrong moves. Random fake targets during events like death, respawn, or loading – for legit players it’s just a transition screen, but for someone with an aimbot it looks like a real target, and the auto-aim might snap to it. Invisible “probe players” with unnatural movements (zig-zag, sharp curves) – a human wouldn’t react, but an aimbot might track them, revealing suspicious behavior. The system wouldn’t have to issue instant bans, but instead could gather evidence over multiple events and apply progressive mitigations. This way, cheats become less reliable, and cheat developers would need to invest more effort and resources just to keep them functional. What do you think? Is this just a silly idea, or could it actually help strengthen existing anti-cheat systems?
