I'm playing a multiplayer game with one other person, and 6 AI players on a huge map. I'm hosting it, and we needed to reload the game for a bug (the other player could not invade a system, it said there was a battle in progress but there were no fleets on the system).



After we reloaded the game, the other player noticed they lost:

* two systems - one from invades, one from colonization

* the system that went back to neutral had a hero on it....and took that hero with it

* lost colonization one planet in a system

* several improvements across a several of the systems

* lost a ship in one fleet

* lost points on many heroes, and one lost director 2, but has director 1 and director 3



Everything that was lost was put back in the queues, but they were taken away essentially.



It's really not fun to keep having this happen. It's a great game, but multiplayer is just completely useless. Can I send the save files anywhere for debugging? Please fix this!

Can I send the save files anywhere for debugging?

Advice: If you have them handy always upload them (along with the outputlog if have it from the game in question), saves time from a dev having to request you do it and then wait for it to be done.

The player with the issues is red (I'm the light green player).



Fluffy Bunnies - Turn 137.zip



Also, I see some log-like files in {user}/Documents/Endless Space/ but I don't know if they are from this game or a different game. I have none dated with the same date as the save.

The log you want (they are overwritten on every load of ES so the one from the game in question is likely gone) are in {steaminstallfolder}\steamapps\common\endless space\EndlessSpace_Data\outputlog.txt, at least on the windows platform. -just fyi

Conveniently, I haven't played since the error. So here's the log! lol



output_log.zip

My friend has also not played since that day (I don't blame him, it was frustrating). He can't remember his forum account, but he sent his log to me to post.



output_log_player2.zip

Thanks bellexandria, hopefully they can shed some light on the cause for the devs.