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my macOS (mojave10.14) doesn't recognize the xbox controller so I had to install a driver from github... I'm not trying to use anything virtual, it seems like Steam is the one telling the game that it has infinite virtual gamepads and then it crashes closing the game.    https://github.com/360Controller/360Controller/releases  obs: I'm using the Xbox One controller with USB

Not a bug.  Razab's explanation is correct.

The error specified is "The driver does not appear to support OpenGL" You may be able to fix this issue by installing the latest available drivers from here: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/80817/intel-core-i54460-processor-6m-cache-up-to-3-40-ghz/downloads.html If that does not help, it would mean that the graphics card is no longer supported by Intel and does not have the necessary opengl features. I can only recommend switching to the older "Legacy" game versions by going to your Steam Library > Right click Project Zomboid > Properties > Betas > Select the Legacy 40 or older versions.

Can you link the github page? And can you explain why you need to install a controller from github? Are you trying to virtualize it on your keyboard?

I think it would really enhance Multiplayer/Roleplay servers if players could have multiple characters per Steam account on a server. Here are some pros and cons to consider: Pro Points for the Suggestion: Enhanced Roleplay Experience: Players can create different characters with distinct personalities, backstories, and roles, enriching the roleplay experience and fostering more dynamic and immersive interactions. Flexibility in Gameplay: Allowing players to switch between characters with different gameplay styles (e.g., a combat-focused character vs. a builder) can keep the game engaging over longer periods by offering varied experiences and reducing monotony. Contra Points for the Suggestion: Server Load and Performance: Allowing multiple characters per player could increase the server load, potentially leading to performance issues. This might result in lag, longer loading times, and a less stable gaming experience, especially on servers with many players. Implementation Complexity: Developing and integrating a system that supports multiple characters per Steam account would require significant changes to the game's current architecture. This includes creating new user interfaces, managing character data, and ensuring smooth transitions between characters. This could be resource-intensive and might introduce new bugs or stability issues.   I understand that this feature is very unlikely to be implemented, but I hope it provides some food for thought.