This is a new bug (didn't happen in the old build) where clicking Play Local, then picking my character, and clicking Start just boots me back to the main menu, instead of loading the level.
Also as a sidenote, is there going to be a better way of getting patches soon, instead of downloading the whole game again?
Ok, so this is really embarrassing.
The game went out with an accidental last-minute change in an .ini file.
In the directory where you installed the game, edit the file:
UDKGame/Config/DefaultDunDef.ini
Right near the top are two lines like this:
DefaultGameplayLevel=LobbyLevel_Valentines2013.udk
DefaultGameplayLevelRanked=LobbyLevel_Valentines2013.udk
Change them both to be LobbyLevel.udk ... then it will work.
I'm really sorry about that, we were working on the Steam version at the same time, and it still had the Valentine's Day customizations in it, which were taken out for the Humble Bundle. That simple edit will get you going, so no need to redownload something, but I'll also update the Humble Bundle build.
--ryan.
Confirmed, changing to
DefaultGameplayLevel=LobbyLevel.udk
DefaultGameplayLevelRanked=LobbyLevel.udk
fixes the problem with version v7.48 from Humble Bundle 5.
(In reply to comment #5)
> I changed the .ini file, but now the game crashes at the begginning.
Be careful when you edit it. It seemed to me that every 3rd or 4th time I opened it my editor (gedit) would not recognize some of the characters in the file, thus saving would corrupt it.
(In reply to comment #6)
> (In reply to comment #5)
> > I changed the .ini file, but now the game crashes at the begginning.
>
> Be careful when you edit it. It seemed to me that every 3rd or 4th time I
> opened it my editor (gedit) would not recognize some of the characters in
> the file, thus saving would corrupt it.
Exactly, i had to reinstall the game and this time edit with nano.
(In reply to Ryan C. Gordon from comment #2)
> Ok, so this is really embarrassing.
>
> The game went out with an accidental last-minute change in an .ini file.
>
> In the directory where you installed the game, edit the file:
>
> UDKGame/Config/DefaultDunDef.ini
>
> Right near the top are two lines like this:
>
> DefaultGameplayLevel=LobbyLevel_Valentines2013.udk
> DefaultGameplayLevelRanked=LobbyLevel_Valentines2013.udk
>
> Change them both to be LobbyLevel.udk ... then it will work.
>
> I'm really sorry about that, we were working on the Steam version at the
> same time, and it still had the Valentine's Day customizations in it, which
> were taken out for the Humble Bundle. That simple edit will get you going,
> so no need to redownload something, but I'll also update the Humble Bundle
> build.
>
> --ryan.
Well, it's 2018 and the Humble build still has this issue.
Ok, so this is really embarrassing. The game went out with an accidental last-minute change in an .ini file. In the directory where you installed the game, edit the file: UDKGame/Config/DefaultDunDef.ini Right near the top are two lines like this: DefaultGameplayLevel=LobbyLevel_Valentines2013.udk DefaultGameplayLevelRanked=LobbyLevel_Valentines2013.udk Change them both to be LobbyLevel.udk ... then it will work. I'm really sorry about that, we were working on the Steam version at the same time, and it still had the Valentine's Day customizations in it, which were taken out for the Humble Bundle. That simple edit will get you going, so no need to redownload something, but I'll also update the Humble Bundle build. --ryan.Confirmed, changing to DefaultGameplayLevel=LobbyLevel.udk DefaultGameplayLevelRanked=LobbyLevel.udk fixes the problem with version v7.48 from Humble Bundle 5.