Why oh why did they not put in easy multiple account switching? Why can't the launcher remember more than one email and password?
Considering the game didn't actually change, that'd be an interesting thing for the launcher to be able to do.I can just about log in, but my framerate has tanked to pre-launch levels. Frontier support have me reinstalling my graphics drivers etc but somehow the launcher update did this (fine before). I know this is something fundamental because I'm getting awful framerate in the MENUS to the extent you can't reliably click on anything.
Well, although I think it's unlikely, it would be technically possible for the launcher to be re-rendering itself so hard and fast that it drains the system of resources. Like I said, I don't think this is happening though. My fans aren't spinning with just the launcher sitting there, and Task Manager shows it at 0% CPU and GPU.Considering the game didn't actually change, that'd be an interesting thing for the launcher to be able to do.
Surely it's not storing data in the executable itself? Self-modifying executables are a terrible idea.Start the launcher and a window comes up listing your multiple accounts. Click on one and the launcher continues to load for that account. Seems easy enough. Why Frontier does or does not do something we may never know. For me I log into each account then create a launcher for each as in EDLaunch01.exe and EDLaunch02.exe. Then I link them to desktop icons to start for me labeled Bubble and Colonia. That would eliminate any 'pick one' window should Frontier ever add one to the launcher process.
@Thandco - sorry to hear you've been unable to play. i would suggest the following as potential workarounds to get you back in game.i have been unable to log into the game since the new Laucnher went live
So it doesn't work, eh? OK, I'll keep using them while you figure out how it does work.Surely it's not storing data in the executable itself? Self-modifying executables are a terrible idea. Update Yeah I checked, the executable file does not change so this thing that you're doing won't work.
You may not know this, but recently Windows introduced this amazing thing called The Registry. It allows you to put all sorts of rubbish in a datastore accessible by programs.Surely it's not storing data in the executable itself? Self-modifying executables are a terrible idea. Update Yeah I checked, the executable file does not change so this thing that you're doing won't work.
In files corresponding to the name of the executable. I also have a renamed copy of the launcher for an alt account.Surely it's not storing data in the executable itself?
I've got this set up and working now. It's great! Thanks.Like most things in ED, there is a third-party tool that does it better: get min-ed-launcher.
In files corresponding to the name of the executable. I also have a renamed copy of the launcher for an alt account.
At least they could have fixed this:
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Ah well. It works good enough.
If you have Steam or Epic, you must launch the launcher from steam or epic, not run it directly. This is because the laucher gets account details passed to it when its opened from steam/epic that identifies the steam/epic account associated with the game license.