That does not convince me. The dated and therefore faulty and buggy client is offered to everybody who wants to play ryzom but is not on Steam, until this year, that was everybody except Ubuntu users downloading PPAs, and even now, there are newcomers and returnees who do not play over steam or install from Ubuntu repositories.
Kervala's clients are called "beta" because they are not officially approved by Winch Gate when they are published on Kervala's URL, in practice, few if any amendments are made before releasing them for Steam, So the question remains: Why is no recent client offered for download on Ryzom's official web site?
Kervala's clients are called "beta" because they are not officially approved by Winch Gate when they are published on Kervala's URL, in practice, few if any amendments are made before releasing them for Steam, So the question remains: Why is no recent client offered for download on Ryzom's official web site?
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