kenkthulhu wrote:
Does anyone think that this should have been fixed eons ago?
Short answer: No.
Long answer:
a) Client developers need to be able to reproduce an error in order to fix it. This is probably not the case.
b) The client works for literally thousands of users. So if anybody encounters a problem, it is usually on the users side. And it is mostly related to other tools that interfere unasked with our clients or very uncommon Windows setups (e.g. moving user profiles to custom paths, weird characters in Windows username etc.). The most common tools are anti virus tools or other "optimizer" or "cleanup" tools. The fact that turning off MSI Afterburner fixed it, qualifies it to be such a tool. There is nothing we can do if some other tool is blocking us. The only other apps the client interacts with are the ForgedAlliance.exe, some manually shipped .exes and Discord.Statistics: Posted by Brutus5000 — 26 Nov 2019, 09:15
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