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...not to mention he's looking for the Arma3 party and wound up at the Arma2 party instead :butbut:

Been seeing people getting kicked for this more and more over the past few weeks. Now it started doing it to me this afternoon. Removed all copies of beclient.dll from the system, downloaded a fresh copy, still no-go. The server I was trying to play on was reset, and I was briefly able to get back in (but 5 minutes later, my client crashed to desktop, and I'm back to getting the error message again when I try to rejoin.) No AV, not streaming anything, WinXP...

Well, I'd imagine a good number of them would appreciate being told even a rough estimate as to the release timeframe as they're paying good money for Linux hosts that are presently sitting idle. Knowing if it'll be available in days, or weeks, or a month or more could help 'em decide to just wait it out, or spend the time/energy on a workaround, or suspend/cancel their hosting services... _shrug_ --Flak

I dunno about that... but then again, when I just installed the lite version, the usual legal-speak at the License Agreement prompt/window was only in Czech. :confused: http://www.flakbait.net/7Cav/BIS_ACR_EULA.jpg (141 kB) --Flak

Hmm... I think it's more like EVERY year, everyone tries to reinvent the wheel -- but you know, every now and then somebody succeeds... ...and then some time later, Microsoft comes running up inferior imitation that they rushed rushed through development so they could get it to market asap... then they roll our their sleazy advertising campaigns to smear any/all competition (I never understood how they think it makes more sense to make crap, then spend less $$ promoting their product than they spend on BS ads that'll claim anything in order to convince/scare people into thinking that all the available alternatives are evil and expensive... why not spend the money and effort at the very beginning a make sure you release something that actually works & isn't riddled with security holes that you can never quite manage to stay ahead of? I guess it's because M$ has always been more of a marketing company than a software one.) *SHRUG* --Flakbait

That'd require developing a whole new aircraft -- If it's modeled with it's doors open, no amount of scripting in the world is going to get them to move. If it's modeled to have functional doors/hatches, you'd have the option to open/close 'em, and, well, we wouldn't be talking about it here. :D --Flak