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In the same vein when we release patches, new features, UI updates and so on for NMM not everyone is going to like them and I'm willing to give those people as much opportunity as possible to enjoy the version of NMM that they prefer. At the end of the day I bought the game and I think I should have as much control as possible over the updating process.

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Sure, I can turn off the auto updating feature for specific games, but once an update is installed it's very, very difficult to roll it back. My wish to offer legacy support actually stems from my extreme dislike for the way in which Steam auto-updates my games without giving me any say in the matter. After all, in doing so not only would we reduce the risk of potential issues but we'd also reduce the number of support tickets from users reporting bugs we fixed many, many versions ago. Now I know some of you will wonder why offering the choice is quite important to me, and why I don't just force everyone to update NMM in order to gain access to the web services. But we didn't want to because we didn't want to disappoint you. We simply should have put our foots down from the start and said 'nope, you've got to update if you want online NMM'. However, please note, I don't in any way, shape or form blame you folks who don't update NMM for what happened last week. By not updating your NMM, by sticking with a version of NMM that you like or prefer, you are enacting a choice I've given you, but in doing so you understand and accept the consequences.

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However, when we change the structure of our web services (perhaps to something more efficient, perhaps to accommodate changes with the sites) it's important that we force everyone to update, or force those who won't update into offline mode so that we don't end up DDoS'ing our servers, again, or spending extremely long periods of time trying to provide legacy support to the relative minority of users who don't update their NMM to the latest version as and when they come out, which is what happened last week.

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We can do this because the structure of our web services (what NMM uses to retrieve the file versions, download information, login details, etc.) stays relatively the same for very long periods of time. We'll continue to move forward in ways we think are best and it's important you can choose to either continue to move forward with us or stay where you are.

If you don't like something we do with NMM you should be allowed to roll-back to a version you did like, but in doing so you accept the consequences of that decision. Legacy support is important to me because I think it's important you have a choice. I believe the last time we forced an update on users was version 0.33.1 of NMM, well over a year ago. It's my hope that we'll continue to offer legacy support from this point on until the next time we're required to force users to update. When I said we won't open up legacy support for previous versions again, I meant for versions before 0.46.0.

every time we release a new version of NMM you will be required to update otherwise you won't be able to login/download through NMM/check file versions, etc.) but it does mean that, from time to time, we will release a version of NMM that will require you to update in order to gain access to the online functionality. I want to clarify that this doesn't mean we won't continue to provide legacy support at all (e.g. In the post I said, 'At this time I'm unsure if we'll ever open up legacy support for the previous versions again'. Construct med bays and assign doctors to treat wounds, cure diseases, and replace limbs.Before I get into the fixes we've implemented today on the sites I wanted to add a clarification to my previous news post regarding requiring users update to 0.46.0 of NMM in order to gain online access to NMM and our legacy support. The choice is yours! Colonists have needs, like hunger and thirst. Or go rogue and figure out how many times a colonist can eat wheat before they go crazy. Create a utopian society where everyone is well fed, happy, and safe. Starmancer offers gameplay with consequences, a living sandbox environment, crafting, and managing the daily lives of colonists.

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