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i mean, i cant just not switching my main os, and doing it every 3 months :(
and i met the consequences: not a single titanic client running on my fresh installation of win 11 25h2 (dev release) while osu stable runs perfectly
btw its my problem and not yours, client developers.
now i'm switching to be 24/7 bugrock minecraft player. gg!
(still will attempt to play titanic but noboty cares)

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wilted_rose wrote:

i mean, i cant just not switching my main os, and doing it every 3 months :(
and i met the consequences: not a single titanic client running on my fresh installation of win 11 25h2 (dev release) while osu stable runs perfectly
btw its my problem and not yours, client developers.
now i'm switching to be 24/7 bugrock minecraft player. gg!
(still will attempt to play titanic but noboty cares)

have you considered that maybe 25h2 is a DEV RELEASE of Windows and ISNT STABLE?

she does have a point, why the heck do you ever play a game on a dev release branch of a windows 11 insider client man gg

BlakeBelladonna wrote:

have you considered that maybe 25h2 is a DEV RELEASE of Windows and ISNT STABLE?

i would say this too if i didn't understand microsoft's update development cycle and assumed it was the same as some random software's "bleeding edge" testing branch where they throw changes at the wall and hope it doesn't break anything

Übel wrote:

he does have a point, why the heck do you ever play a game on a dev release branch of a windows 11 insider client man gg

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Übel wrote:

she does have a point, why the heck do you ever play a game on a dev release branch of a windows 11 insider client man gg

I played on Windows 8 leaked betas