MONOPOLY (PPSA17419, 01.005.000)

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Test environment

• Title: MONOPOLY, PPSA17419, version 01.005.000
• Windows 10.0.26300; Intel Core i5-14600K; NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070, driver 617.42; 3840×2160 output
• Relinked the executable/modules from PR feat(http2): deliver TLS certificate verification callbacks #11586 head a40e7c1e81 with --to-intel; staged libSceHttp2.prx was built from that PR. The trace metadata reports runtime commit ca0e9557aab1, so this was a mixed-version staged run, not a full PR-head runtime build.

What happened

The game passed the title screen and reached board/token selection. The captured sequence shows the rendered menus in six sampled frames, followed by a completely white frame in the next sample. The white frame is in the captured 960×540 image, so this is not just a white window border or monitor display artifact. The process remained active while this occurred.

Two online-service dialogs were shown:

• DUCKY-0031: “Internet access is not available. Please try again later.”
• TOPHAT-4520: a Ubisoft services connection error stating that some offline features may be unavailable.

In an earlier run, dialogue audio was reported as stuttering/cutting off after about one second. This latest frame capture does not establish an audio cause.

Logs and trace

• The latest game.log contains no fatal termination, VK_ERROR_, VUID-, unimplemented-NID, or sceHttp2SetSslCallback failure.
• It contains 1,298 [exception] guest context signal=0x1e records. I have not established whether these are related to the white output.
• The 600-present event trace spans about 65.9 seconds and records 600 Driver.Present events, but it dropped about 2.83 million events on one thread and 991,955 on another. It starts before the sampled white frame and is incomplete, so it does not identify the rendering fault.
• Periodic summaries continued to record presents (the final recorded 30-second interval contains 760). Timings are from a heavily instrumented diagnostic run and should not be treated as performance measurements.
• Seven of the requested twelve sampled frame dumps were produced; six show menu/game UI and the seventh is entirely white.

The sceHttp2SetSslCallback abort seen earlier is no longer present, and the title now progresses beyond startup. The white-frame rendering failure remains unexplained. I do not have evidence that the online dialogs cause it, nor that it is an unimplemented NID.