Why?
kiectred wrote: ↑Sat 27 Apr 2019 3:13 PMThere are explanations written all over these forums and yet here you are asking. In short: they're forced changes from live the devs did not plan for and have no choice on.
lurker wrote: ↑Sat 27 Apr 2019 3:37 PMI’ll quote this guy again because you seemed to have missed what he said...kiectred wrote: ↑Sat 27 Apr 2019 3:13 PMThere are explanations written all over these forums and yet here you are asking. In short: they're forced changes from live the devs did not plan for and have no choice on.
Mainly because of the crafting issue we will still support client 1.124 until our external crafting program is ready, however, we will require the new zone files. The crafting file is data/ifd.mpk, copying that as well as the game.dll and mft.myp from the current phoenix installation over to the new installation (making a backup of the new game.dll and mft.myp) should allow you to keep crafting.
suggests to me that it was not a voluntarily taken decision.we are forced to change to the most recent client and client files.
In short: I think the Devs didn't have much of a choice, they had to update the client to 1.125. The only alternative would have been to host the 1.124 client by themselves, which nets several problems, put together nicely in another thread (ty Ceen):Sadly yes. It seems Mythic made new texture files for hib keeps and applied it to Crimthainn but then moved on to New Frontiers directly.
Who knows.
My advice: keep calm and apply the fixes Schaf suggested. And maybe stay away from Crim if it triggers the NF hate .Probably because they don't want to host a 5 GB pirated file and it's more easy for a newbie to simply download the official version.
Forcing people to download an unknown file might drive some people away
Expfighter wrote: ↑Sat 27 Apr 2019 3:41 PMlurker wrote: ↑Sat 27 Apr 2019 3:37 PMI’ll quote this guy again because you seemed to have missed what he said...kiectred wrote: ↑Sat 27 Apr 2019 3:13 PMThere are explanations written all over these forums and yet here you are asking. In short: they're forced changes from live the devs did not plan for and have no choice on.
explanations that don't pass the sniff test
what they are doing is preparing for that NF garbage, and NF was horrible bland cut and paste GARBAGE
Expfighter wrote: ↑Sat 27 Apr 2019 3:41 PMlurker wrote: ↑Sat 27 Apr 2019 3:37 PMI’ll quote this guy again because you seemed to have missed what he said...kiectred wrote: ↑Sat 27 Apr 2019 3:13 PMThere are explanations written all over these forums and yet here you are asking. In short: they're forced changes from live the devs did not plan for and have no choice on.
explanations that don't pass the sniff test
what they are doing is preparing for that NF garbage, and NF was horrible bland cut and paste GARBAGE
Numatic wrote: ↑Sun 28 Apr 2019 1:38 AM
Disregarding your opinion about NF (that alot tend to disagree with), broadsword put out a patch that was blatantly obvious to cause distress on the Phoenix server. Basically if you updated to live after the patch (meaning if you were new to phoenix or were doing a clean install to fix an issue) it would cause a versioning issue. This issue would continue with whatever version of DAoC they used. To fix this, they had to update the client to the current live version which included alot of zone updates (such as magmell, dragons etc). Since frontiers are similar to a seperate entity in the game, they didnt have to change those to continue in OF. Although Crim was updated because in the current patch, crim was added in OF I believe before they decided to fully implement NF.
You can choose to believe them or not, but if all you do is go around naysaying everything the devs say, you're not going to find alot of comradery with your opinions on the devs actions. The boy who cried wolf syndrome if you will.
More likeKwall0311 wrote: ↑Sun 28 Apr 2019 6:28 PMIm sure the devs get a good laugh at the ridiculous things people come up with
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