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@Thomas-The-Train how?

Yo what up! Hows it going

Most could see this being a bit faster than having to close the game first, then open the Plutonium Launcher again on their own. For example: Choosing "Multiplayer" in the menu would give the option of "Are you sure you want to enter Multiplayer?" followed by "Yes" and "No." Choosing yes, the game would close, and automatically re-open the launcher, checking for updates and eventually opening "Multiplayer" like that. It would also be cool if there was another setting inside the actual game menu for enabling or disabling automatic update checks. This would fix most "Pin the plutoniumlauncher" to Taskbar tutorials as later it would just be that "Go to game settings [of whatever game you're in], and deactivate 'Automatic Updates.' Yes, this may mean your game will soon be incompatible with game servers at one point if it doesn't work, but by then, you can choose the "Update Launcher" option in the plutonium menu" kind of stuff.

@Eternal_Blue87 I would say if you downloaded a mod that changes textures/audio that it would only apply to you. But I've never played a mod with someone who doesn't own it, if the mod changes gameplay via GSC files and .lua data (for example, scripts that make the player able to view with no fog, or pull out a tactical knife that wasn't originally in the game). I've never seen that in action before and I just assume either the other person is halted by the game to download it before joining, or the game would just crash later on. If it's just something that's only for cosmetic change, like textures/audio, you should be pretty fine.

i did that it let me and my friend play once and now it wont work even after doing it again

en 2025?

Isn't it possible to have it in LAN or offline mode only? I only play Bot Warfare anyway.

@Luulli As with everything in plutonium it usually gets dropped

@3arc-Ravon. thank you so much no more brownie shit xddddddd

Maybe there is a mod file in your folder? idk if it might be the cause

@DISASSTERB8 did you not read the above posts... they may be 3 years old but they are still true. This is not a plutonium issue. if you are getting flagged for using a VPN (and you claim that you are not) you should reach out to the devs of the server management software that is flagging you. IW4MAdmin is a popular one and likely the one you are having issues with. As mentioned above, unless you are banned, plutonium will never keep you out of a server... that is the individual server owner who decides that.

@3arc-Ravon. i will be from now on

No. Search Up Topics on Black Ops 3. Search up BOIII Cease and Desist.

@Ghy54