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Harmony 2.2.2-0 (Mod Dependency)

Update to latest version maybe so game doesnt cry so much?

Lol

@patrioticparadox If you can't find my GitHub page without a link, then you're not a developer yourself, and should not be criticizing others that they are not a developer.

Also, why are bots being used to purposely aggravate long-time customers? Its disrespectful to your customers.

See, the thing of it is, the terminology you use is so close to being meaningful but then departs from what an experienced developer would say. For you to seemingly be unaware of the development lifecycle would indicate that you are not an experienced developer. Perhaps it's something you're interested in, and I wholeheartedly encourage you to pursue it, but pump your brakes on telling people how to maintain their creations.

Also, let's see that git, bro. Where's the link?

@CHZ PFFS Well, you could just go and see my GitHub page, if you need proof. Otherwise, just insulting someone because you don't have any valid thing to say is what is really embarrassing.

@Cosmic Cleric You can tell when someone doesn't know what they are talking about when they call themselves a software developer as their source on a steam discussion. Just kinda embarrassing.

Bruh, they were being nice. They're right and you're wrong. Leave it.

@algernon "Unfortunately, those messages are now effectively meaningless (unless you're using mods that are many years old), as mods that worked several versions ago are still fine."

You can't guarantee that. Each and every next update to the game can potentially break mods. That's actually a norm of all games that allow/have mods loadable in, again, especially those who inject their code into the game client.

Its really the responsibility of the coder for a mod for a game to at least take a few minutes and make sure the mod runs with the newest client and then mark the mod as compatible, vs. just telling people that it'll just be ok the game won't break.

@Cosmic Cleric Yes, it's unfortunate that that message is there; I appreciate the intent of adding it when the game was being regularly updated, but now that the only updates don't affect code mods those messages seem to cause nothing but confusion. Unfortunately, those messages are now effectively meaningless (unless you're using mods that are many years old), as mods that worked several versions ago are still fine.

Unfortunately, pushing unnecessary updates to mods can cause issues with mod loading order for some players, especially when it's a dependency mod such as this one (just look back in the discussion history here for examples), so best practice is to NOT push updates that are not required for core functionality.

@algernon I am: "This mod was not made with the current game version and may not work as expected.", and "Some of the mods that are currently installed were made for a different version of the game. It is possible that this causes compatibility issues. If you experience unexpected errors, please consider deactivating mods that were made for a different version."

I'm a software developer by trade, so I'm aware of the point you were trying to get across, but still, its usually (YMMV) not safe to play with outdated mods, especially the ones that use code injection to work.