Hi DanyPPC,
we would have preferred that you had contacted us directly instead of making an indirect post on itch.io but anyway we thank you for the report.
Unfortunately we don't have this specific setup to carry out the tests we would like, but maybe we will be able to reproduce in some way the case proposed in emulation and we will try to fix our whdloads.
The goal of our project is in fact to provide individual WHDLoad packages that are compatible with all types of Amiga, hardware and software, real and emulated, but we realize that it is a very complicated mission due to the countless configurations and variables involved.
Regarding our whdloads, as we said in response to another user, it is clear that since they are standard AmigaDos games that can be run from workbench without particular protections or access to the disk, the starting point of the slave source is always the same because it is excellent and consolidated, there is not much to customize at the code level even if sometimes we have done it to make the whdloads compatible downwards (for ECS systems for example), and then identifying the cause of the non-functioning on the system you indicated we could fix it without particular problems.
Of course we are very sorry that none of our WHDLoads work on your specific Amiga setup, and for this reason it would be very useful for us if you could indicate the specific error (or errors if they are different according to the various games) that is issued to you, and maybe if the generic whdloads of Amiga France or Scorpion Engine - regardless of the game that should not affect the anomaly - instead work, to understand - assuming that your assumption about the cause of the problem is correct - whether the incompatibility affects all generic slaves or only ours because created and modified by us.
In any case, there is room for intervention and above all we are determined to solve the problem and in this regard - if we were not able to reproduce the error - would you possibly be willing to carry out some tests on our own? We also know that you are an Italian user like us, and therefore being able to communicate in our native language would be an additional advantage in case of collaboration, so we are very willing and available in this regard. :)
Please let us know, thank you, we will proceed in the meantime.
Best Regards
Amiga Vault Team