I have 2 Windows 10 PC's in my house. 1 for me and 1 for my son. We both have our own Microsoft Accounts, have both bought Minecraft Dungeons with all DLC's from Microsoft. We have been playing Minecraft Dungeons for a while now. This past week, we have both been getting "Unable to verify game ownership" errors. Sometimes it lets us in (multiplayer), but one, the other, or both of us will suddenly get the "Unable to Verify" error and get blown out.
I looked through the bugs list, and a lot of people are having this problem. I couldn't see a resolution or a current status on this issue. If I missed it in the bug tracker, I apologize. Could someone let me know what is being done to resolve ? We are looking forward to the new DLC this month, but don't want to spend the money if we can't play. Thank You
Same thing here. My son and I have been playing on the same equipment for some time now, but starting this past week, we can no longer play together. We can sometimes start a multiplayer game, but in a few minutes, 1, the other, or both of us will get the unable to verify error. We have both spent money to buy this game for our 2 PC's including all the DLC's. This needs to be fixed.
Same thing here. My son and I have been playing on the same equipment for some time now, but starting this past week, we can no longer play together. We can sometimes start a multiplayer game, but in a few minutes, 1, the other, or both of us will get the unable to verify error. We have both spent money to buy this game for our 2 PC's including all the DLC's. We won't be buying any more DLC's until this is fixed.
My son and I have been playing for some time, without problems up until a couple of weeks ago. We both have PC's on the same home network, and NOTHING has changed on our end. We both have our own Microsoft Accounts and have both purchased our own copies of the game with all DLC's. A couple of people have mentioned that they have used a VPN as a workaround until this problem is fixed.
I'm no expert, but when I heard of this, I went to https://whatismyipaddress.com on both of our PC's, before activating the VPN, and indeed, both of our PC's showed the same IPV4 address. It is interesting however that the site also showed our IPV6 addresses which were totally unique. I understand that the IPV6 protocol is gradually replacing IPV4 over time, as it has a vastly larger pool of IP addresses which can be assigned.
I happen to subscribe to Express VPN, and gave this a try. I logged into the VPN on my PC and routed my connection through another city. My son continued to connect without a VPN. Voila ! It works every time.
When I checked https://whatismyipaddress.com again, my son still had our our same IPV4 address, but Express VPN assigned a unique IPV4 address to my PC.
While this works for us for the time being, people shouldn't have to subscribe to a VPN service to get around this bug. We play a number of online multiplayer games including, but not limited to WOW, GW2, FFXIV Diablo III, and other games through i.e. Steam, etc. without having to use a VPN.
I have 2 Windows 10 PC's in my house. 1 for me and 1 for my son. We both have our own Microsoft Accounts, have both bought Minecraft Dungeons with all DLC's from Microsoft. We have been playing Minecraft Dungeons for a while now. This past week, we have both been getting "Unable to verify game ownership" errors. Sometimes it lets us in (multiplayer), but one, the other, or both of us will suddenly get the "Unable to Verify" error and get blown out.
I looked through the bugs list, and a lot of people are having this problem. I couldn't see a resolution or a current status on this issue. If I missed it in the bug tracker, I apologize. Could someone let me know what is being done to resolve ? We are looking forward to the new DLC this month, but don't want to spend the money if we can't play. Thank You
Same thing here. My son and I have been playing on the same equipment for some time now, but starting this past week, we can no longer play together. We can sometimes start a multiplayer game, but in a few minutes, 1, the other, or both of us will get the unable to verify error. We have both spent money to buy this game for our 2 PC's including all the DLC's. This needs to be fixed.
Same thing here. My son and I have been playing on the same equipment for some time now, but starting this past week, we can no longer play together. We can sometimes start a multiplayer game, but in a few minutes, 1, the other, or both of us will get the unable to verify error. We have both spent money to buy this game for our 2 PC's including all the DLC's. We won't be buying any more DLC's until this is fixed.
My son and I have been playing for some time, without problems up until a couple of weeks ago. We both have PC's on the same home network, and NOTHING has changed on our end. We both have our own Microsoft Accounts and have both purchased our own copies of the game with all DLC's. A couple of people have mentioned that they have used a VPN as a workaround until this problem is fixed.
I'm no expert, but when I heard of this, I went to https://whatismyipaddress.com on both of our PC's, before activating the VPN, and indeed, both of our PC's showed the same IPV4 address. It is interesting however that the site also showed our IPV6 addresses which were totally unique. I understand that the IPV6 protocol is gradually replacing IPV4 over time, as it has a vastly larger pool of IP addresses which can be assigned.
I happen to subscribe to Express VPN, and gave this a try. I logged into the VPN on my PC and routed my connection through another city. My son continued to connect without a VPN. Voila ! It works every time.
When I checked https://whatismyipaddress.com again, my son still had our our same IPV4 address, but Express VPN assigned a unique IPV4 address to my PC.
While this works for us for the time being, people shouldn't have to subscribe to a VPN service to get around this bug. We play a number of online multiplayer games including, but not limited to WOW, GW2, FFXIV Diablo III, and other games through i.e. Steam, etc. without having to use a VPN.
Hope this info helps.