I really like the tool "sometimes" but wth are there so many updates? Sometimes I need to update the tool several times a day -.- Also, if the tool crash cuz, ye dont know, sometimes it just crashed, I have to restart the whole pc or I wont be able translated new games -.-
Why the updates?
You might wonder why this seems to function so seamlessly, resisting crashes even after translation.
The answer lies in constant updates.
What allows it to operate on nearly every user's system without the need for additional setup?
Once again, the key is continuous updating.
Why are the new games predominantly compatible as well?
It's because I ensure they are, by updating the software from the very first day!
I cater to tens of thousands of games with this engine.
With such a vast number, it's simply beyond my capability to test all of them.
So, how do I maintain the smooth operation? Through your feedback.
I take note of any reported issues, address them, and roll out fixes in subsequent updates.
These 'updates' are the unseen heroes that keep you free from problems.
Plus, there are some who eagerly await the next "update", and you might not want to update immediately, keeping them in anticipation.
You might argue, "Then don't force updates. Allow people to choose when they want to update."
That was my initial approach, but experience showed that more often than not, when a user encountered a problem with a game, they wouldn't take the initiative to update.
Instead, they'd reach out to me with the issue, leaving me to handle the "unproductive feedback".
Despite being offered for free, these updates aren't exactly "free" for me.
My time and money go into creating these "free" updates, with costs including purchasing games and tools to ensure compatibility.
I only charge for translations, an area that demands substantial expenditure on my part, and even then, the price is significantly lower than directly using a translation engine.
And remember, these updates are readily available for free, just a few clicks away.
Isn't that a fair trade-off?
You're entirely within your rights not to use it, but don't question its efficiency.
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As for post-crash scenarios:
In case the tools haven't fully exited with a crash, you can locate the process in the Task Manager and terminate them.
Afterward, everything should return to normal.