Broken on PARADISE LOST (and presumably older versions)

[beer-psi]

Could not parse request body: missing field `classEmblemBase` at line 1 column 1258

Older versions of CHUNITHM don't have classEmblemBase and classEmblemMedal. Presumably the medal field in userDataEx replaces this?

[beer-psi]

Might be fixed by 0.4? At least the dan/emblem fields are optional now, but I'm not sure if userDataEx.medal contains dan information on old CHUNITHM.

[TehCupcakes]

There's still an issue with Paradise Lost. Ever since 0.4.0, trying to run with saekawa will simply crash the game on boot. This is my log:

2026-02-03 01:19:24 INFO  [saekawa] saekawa 0.4.7 (a28173b@trunk) starting up...
2026-02-03 01:19:24 INFO  [saekawa::config] Config file: saekawa.toml
2026-02-03 01:19:24 INFO  [saekawa::updater] Checking for updates...
2026-02-03 01:19:24 INFO  [saekawa::updater] Already up-to-date.
2026-02-03 01:19:24 INFO  [saekawa::saekawa] Loaded API keys for 2 access code(s).
2026-02-03 01:19:24 INFO  [saekawa::saekawa] Running on SDBT 1.50.00
2026-02-03 01:19:24 INFO  [saekawa::saekawa] Network requests are encrypted.

(Also tried all the other 0.4.x releases.)

There's no indication of what went wrong; after this it simply fails with the generic Game processes have terminated message.

I noticed the "Network requests are encrypted" message, which it seems to say regardless of whether I have the "No Encryption" and "No TLS" patches enabled or not.

I tried 0.2.2 and 0.3.4. The game launches fine with these, but it throws the error about classEmblemBase when it tries to upload:

ERROR saekawa::saekawa -> Could not parse request body: missing field `classEmblemBase` at line 1 column 1372

So long story short, there seems to have been a regression in 0.4.0, even if it did fix other issues that were present before.

[beer-psi]

I believe the automatic encryption detection is specific to post-NEW versions and it has also been broken recently in X-VERSE. Not really sure how to approach this issue. I might just bail and store encryption keys in the DLL.