Posts from error 0.2.0

I recently got internet access. I have a licensed copy of the game, and I downloaded patch 3.1 for "Tribes of the East," registered with Ubi, and played on the server for about 4 days, both in regular matches and in daily duels. I decided to play again today, and during the day, the game worked fine. But now, at night, when I try to connect to any of the 3.1 servers, I get this message: "The client's game database checksum does not match the server's game database checksum. Please check your installed mods and patches. Error code 0.2.0."
Here it is! Please help me understand what's going on! What should I do? I can't play online without it! :smile35::smile01:

I would recommend two things:
1) Reinstall the game and the patch.
2) Try playing with someone else through Hamachi.

I removed the Tribes of the East, then added them back, and everything remained the same as before...((And there's no one to play with through Hamachi...maybe there are other suggestions?

Option 1 didn't help...Option 2 - I don't have anyone to play with yet...are there any other options?

Delete mods and maps.

I encountered the same error yesterday. I was playing on November 18th, and everything was fine.
I haven't installed any mods or anything.
Does anyone know what the cause is and how to fix it?
Please help!

I've played Heroes 5 a couple of times, but I've heard about the bugs in the Ubisoft version. Try connecting through Hamachi – if you get the same error, we can start thinking about what the problem might be. But if everything works fine through Hamachi...

The checksum has nothing to do with the anniversary.
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Does this error only occur with one player? If so, then recommend that he delete the mods.

The problem appeared after I downloaded a map from the Tournaments competition at /topic/5438/. If I remove the map, everything works fine. Thanks for your help :)

The problem appeared after downloading a map from the Tournaments forum at /topic/5438/. If you remove the map, everything works fine.
Thank you for your help :)

Well, that's what we told him:

Remove mods and maps.

The thing is that some maps include changes to the game data.

P.S. Otherwise, they install all sorts of strange maps and then complain: "What should I do? My dragons have 3000 HP, help me!" :D

They put in all sorts of strange cards and then complain: "What should I do? I have dragons with 3000 HP, help me!":D

Actually, this map is from an official tournament:mad:

Actually, this map is from an official tournament:mad:

So what? :)
Problems most often arise with maps from tournaments. Because their authors make modifications and restrictions in them, intended only for that particular tournament.
Therefore, my advice is: if you downloaded a non-multiplayer map, immediately check the database compatibility. If you can't connect, the reason will be clear right away.

Thanks for the help, of course! But I figured out myself that I need to delete the maps.