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When you have a 24-30 person concurant login population - 3 updates in ONE DAY in matter of 4 hours, can hurt the server population, especially when updates were often being done at hours when no one was around.
I appreciate your input but you really have no clue concerning the matter you are speaking - we make our own mods for our server and we are understand quite well what goes into working with an EA game with a dev kit that often crashes and lags behind in updates.
#1 - you compare what he does to an extreme of what other mod devs do, which is not update their mod for weeks. How can any decision short of abandonment or other extremes not look better?
#2 - this post is old and irrelevant and seeing how you have not read before triggering a knee-jerk rant reply; then you really had no idea what caused me to post this.
#3 - I do not believe you understand "server standard operating procedure" since you use a helper program like ASM which teaches you nothing about how your server really works.
No matter the mod, nor the game - 3 updates in 4 hours do to the whimsical capriciousness of the dev is unacceptable. These were not game updates, these were "oh i forgot; oh hey i just wanted to add this too", and thats not a priority and busy servers with more than 3-8 people logging in prefer to run with mods that have minimal down time or at least a posted schedule date and thread for updates so they can be ready.
This post is February 5th. I hope your rant served the purpose it meant, self indulgence.
Do not expect any further replies from me unless you come armed with something more than "I think it therefore it is", or "I need to express my opinion on this matter than is 5 months because I am feeling super emotionally excited and happy for this mod and need to defend the creator because it feels right". Decisions made in emotion are rarely correct.
Also, just so you understand, your entire post was an Ad Hominem. You did not address the issue at all but instead defended whatever it was this post was against "updates". And this is not about "updates" - it is iabout recognizing that the relationship between a modder and a server admin + population - also known as subscriber base - is symbiotic. If you consistently put out multiple updates in a span of hours that take the server offline until it can be updated by hand, you will lose subscribers, and that server will lose population.