Posted June 24, 2019
invenio: I think the issue is that come next year,... no Windows 7 system should be connected to the internet due to lack of security updates. Legacy systems without continued security updates should be actively discouraged (windows or otherwise). This is basic IT security.
As for gaming, almost all systems are connected to the internet and almost no gamers will purchase continued support through microsoft ($50 the first year, then $100 the 2nd, and $200 for the 3rd). Hence, actively supporting Windows 7 is a bad idea.
I don't have anything personally against Windows 7 (that's what we use at work). I am against insecure systems as these are often used for more global spam and hacking attacks (which is bad for the entire community).
Whereaminow25: We should still have Win 7 Support for this game though. It is not like it won't kill them to do a little extra work to make it happen. As for gaming, almost all systems are connected to the internet and almost no gamers will purchase continued support through microsoft ($50 the first year, then $100 the 2nd, and $200 for the 3rd). Hence, actively supporting Windows 7 is a bad idea.
I don't have anything personally against Windows 7 (that's what we use at work). I am against insecure systems as these are often used for more global spam and hacking attacks (which is bad for the entire community).
It's pretty outlandish to expect a company to develop software for a platform that the actual maker of the platform does not even support!