Technically that's incorrect. Windows 8.1 (and possibly 7) are still supported by Microsoft.
Shane
Shane
what more do we need aside from the links I've listed to all the lists I've made?? I know everybody has different wishes, but I think I have covered the majority of major issues, and anything that is popular gets noticed by the community. The most popular threads include track smoothing, scenery addons, expansions, management etc...
no point in creating another place on a different website for a smaller group of people to use
People have suggested ways to improve the forums, such as dividing the suggestions section into 2 separate categories (one for new ideas, one for improving current/existing features) and better blueprint categories, but it seems even the admins and Brett have gone afk for quite some time at this point![]()
Technically that's incorrect. Windows 8.1 (and possibly 7) are still supported by Microsoft.
Shane
8 is, 7 is not!
I guess all I'm saying is, there is a tool readily available and free to use that we could use to track, categorise and vote on issues that we as a community feel are most important. Will it make any difference in the long run? Probably not. But IF you wanted such functionality, here is one option.
You cant claim that all my posts are just from "one" person, considering how many responses of people there are that are in agreement with me, you make it sound as if all of my posts are ignored or disagreed with... lol my lists of suggestions are very common requests and very purposefully important [up] have you actually read any of them?Don't take this the wrong way, but I would trust a collaborative tool to better represent the interests of a community over one mans curated list any day of the week, no matter how stalwart he was in his efforts.
Actually, you are wrong, Windows 7 is supported by Microsoft until 2020.
http://home.bt.com/tech-gadgets/computing/windows-7/windows-7-support-end-11364081315419
I work with computers and servers. Microsoft said that windows 7 is no longer supported company based. So i think that for home users it is just a question of time before they do it also there.
YAY! This thread has devolved into OS discourse!
PC has gone "off the rails".
What exactly have they improved?
The gameplay is the same as it was from the beginning . . .
Jamie Hyneman-voice: “Well, there's your problem!”