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A bulk of it allows for our two game developers to be paid and truly dedicate their time.

v1.3.13 - Changed news to only show featured news articles - Improved error and loading indicators - Removed version check - Added automatic web cache clear

v1.3.11 - Added support for RTL languages - Added Arabic language option - Improved logging - Improved game version detection - Improved text input styling - Improved error handling - Fixed some text clipping bugs - Fixed some images being draggable - Fixed page resetting on refresh - Removed desktop shortcut prompt; desktop shortcut is now always created by the setup

We're not currently planning on adding personalized avatars into the game due to the amount of effort and the technical challenges related to it.

v1.3.10 - Added Korean - Improved error visibility - Fixed using installation paths containing non-ASCII characters With this release the minimum system requirements have been updated; Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 are no longer actively supported.

The vague way I can put it is that it crossed a line. Requiring online alter-egos and strict opsec around them would mean a team of maybe a handful of moderators instead of the 90+ we have.

It's not about anger management or trying to make them less annoyed. It's about preventing personal vendettas that are much much more likely to develop when people can assign that direct blame to a specific person. Based on my experience doing online content moderation in various capacities for over 12 years, there's a lot less abuse aimed at the moderators when their actions are not publicly attributed to them.

Yes, but the issue generally comes from people taking the punishment personally and wanting to go after the person responsible. Going after a stranger who may not have anything to do with it other than doing the same tasks in general is much less likely. Prefer to use preventative measures instead of reactive ones, especially when in some cases it has escalated beyond things done online.

The point is not to make moderators faceless and anonymous. The point is to stop giving a clear target to people that don't take punishments in a civilized manner.

There's a couple of things. First, the bans prevent players from playing regardless of where the ban was issued. Tipping the scale from more bans from web reports to more bans in-game isn't going to change the overall rate of bans issued in the short term. Second, while there's a lot of incidents that are unfortunately missed, the vast majority do follow the rules so you're unlikely to notice an impact on the concurrent players regardless of what happens with punishments. It's easy to forget that most people don't even drive on C-D at any given time (right now it's about 28% of players on Sim 1).

I believe we tried that but the results of it were near-entirely negative (though I don't remember the details). It's better to avoid having long delays in the first place, but it might be a long road to get there.

v1.3.9 - Updated translations

v1.3.8 - Added automatic game path detection during first time setup - Disabled play button while Steam is downloading an update for the game - Updated translations

Adding the other game or changing install paths without reinstalling is possible in the new launcher.

v1.3.7 - Added German - Changed default installation path to consider buggy paths - Fixed tooltips not showing up - Fixed version number