EVE's code base is a crumbling, outdated, multi-shitlayered, pythogonal, Dusty mess barely maintained by a couple of can't-give-a-fuckk programmers over-lorded by a bunch of sociopaths, some YouTube sensations, and a midget who don't even remember what the game is anymore, that's why.

Why does the patcher/launcher not check for updates on login, instead of only at first run?

I tend to leave my launcher open, swapping between accounts, which is what I assume is the intended use. Lately though, with daily patches I login after downtime to find that my client is incompatible. Would login not be a great time to do a quick check and make sure I have the correct client version?

What happens on days when there is a patch is that I inevitably have to login, quit my client, close the launcher, reopen the launcher, it updates, login again.

Would it not make more sense if Loging in prompted a client version check and then launched the client for you?

Is it that hard to invoke the client check function immediately prior to client launch?


Why am I so bad and even bother with trying to use it?

Why does the patcher/launcher not check for updates on login, instead of only at first run?

I tend to leave my launcher open, swapping between accounts, which is what I assume is the intended use. Lately though, with daily patches I login after downtime to find that my client is incompatible. Would login not be a great time to do a quick check and make sure I have the correct client version?

What happens on days when there is a patch is that I inevitably have to login, quit my client, close the launcher, reopen the launcher, it updates, login again.

Would it not make more sense if Loging in prompted a client version check and then launched the client for you?

Is it that hard to invoke the client check function immediately prior to client launch?


Why am I so bad and even bother with trying to use it?

Trolling /negative post abuse the forum. Rebel. Close thread in 1.2.3.4......

Why does the patcher/launcher not check for updates on login, instead of only at first run?

I tend to leave my launcher open, swapping between accounts, which is what I assume is the intended use. Lately though, with daily patches I login after downtime to find that my client is incompatible. Would login not be a great time to do a quick check and make sure I have the correct client version?

What happens on days when there is a patch is that I inevitably have to login, quit my client, close the launcher, reopen the launcher, it updates, login again.

Would it not make more sense if Loging in prompted a client version check and then launched the client for you?

Is it that hard to invoke the client check function immediately prior to client launch?


Why am I so bad and even bother with trying to use it?

EVE's code base is a crumbling, outdated, multi-shitlayered, pythogonal, Dusty mess barely maintained by a couple of can't-give-a-fuckk programmers over-lorded by a bunch of sociopaths, some YouTube sensations, and a midget who don't even remember what the game is anymore, that's why.

, and a midget who don't even remember what the game is anymore, that's why.

I really hate the new launcher. The old way (middle click on the Eve icon in the taskbar) for launching Eve is still the best and fastest way to launch multiple accounts.

EVE's code base is a crumbling, outdated, multi-shitlayered, pythogonal, Dusty mess barely maintained by a couple of can't-give-a-fuckk programmers over-lorded by a bunch of sociopaths, some YouTube sensations, and a midget who don't even remember what the game is anymore, that's why.

if your supposed to start the launcher every time you play, why not have the launcher close itself after every launch?