Plutonium

m0e_fps The ban has been lifted.

kviojfx The ban has been lifted, sorry for the inconvenience.

Impress us at [email protected].

It's easy to sit and fantasize about game x and game y, but you don't realize how much time and effort each and every one of our games take. Our team has immense experience with the cod engine, but it still took well over 3 months to finish and release WaW. It's not that we wouldn't want to support loads of games, but for every game we add, we also add significantly more overhead in terms of testing, bug fixing and other maintenance etc. Therefore it isn't feasible for us to "just add game x", especially right now since we're working hard on some very cool features for our current games.

As for BO3 specifically, it's extremely unlikely to ever happen seeing how popular it is on Steam still, and we would never risk the entire project for it.

foxy kawaii lol The ban has been lifted. You should now be able to play!

foxy kawaii lol Is it by chance a popular laptop model where you live?

What kind of computer does your friend have?

WizardZombie Try checking the "Remember Me" checkbox at login, ie. log out first and then relogin with it checked.

WizardZombie It's most likely not your ISP, I added more logging to this particular services so please try again so I can investigate!

It would appear you do?

Do you have more than one Plutonium account?

Additionally, do you play from an internet café or share the computer with anyone else in any way?

What kind of computer do you have? Do you use any "cloud gaming" services?

Update your server files.

Update your game using plutonium.exe.

HannesC said in pluto does not open:

If the updater finishes updating shouldn't he be able to launch it from %localappdata%/Plutonium/bin/plutonium-launcher-win32.exe? Just a workaround though, you'd still need to run the pluto updater time to time to check for updates and download them.

This is a bad workaround, as we might change how the launch mechanism works down the line.

jaxloko2 Try removing the "Plutonium" folder in %localappdata%.

This isn't a network error, the updater finishes updating and then tries to start the launcher, which for some reason fails, and then it quits (as intended).

Make sure you have .NET Framework 4.7.2 installed, it might not be shipped with Windows 8 by default.

Furthermore,

One thing I will tell you, if you continue with that policy of not covering O.S. a little old, Plutonium they will not
massify.

We have already seen evidence of the opposite - we're growing like never before. Steam's surveys reveal that >88% of "gamers" run Windows 10, that's plenty for us.

Remember that MW3 and BO2 are video games from old years, players who want to play or start again, have decent computers to run them and with operating systems such as windows 7 or later that originally those video games are natively compatible.

Windows 10 shouldn't use any more resources than 7 or 8(.1), install an LTSC build if you don't want the extra "bloat".

It does not cover a compatibility for windows 7 and later, it is a shot to the feet.

Microsoft already dropped mainstream support for 7, 8 and 8.1, why should we support it?

But hey, it's the developers' decision (and I respect it), every startup has to make mistakes in order to learn and grow.

We're not a startup - we don't make any money - we do it on our free time and we don't have enough resources to test and develop for old platforms.

Try running plutonium.exe as administrator. Also copy & paste the entire error message here.