Didn’t Caesar II release a 2020 version this year?

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Didn’t Caesar II release a version for 2020 this year? The software indicates that the SPLM service is available until May 31, 2020 – does that mean SPLM will no longer be needed in the future?

Reply #22020-03-03

Oh my god... you still want the 2020 version? I can’t even master the 2018 one :(

Reply #32020-05-14

Released in mid-May; the licensing method was changed to online licensing~~

Reply #42020-06-03

Is it true that now, no matter how I try to install it using SPLM, it just won’t work?

Reply #52020-09-29

The official version of the software now uses cloud licensing, and USB encryption keys are being phased out

Reply #62021-06-26

Actually, a too high version isn’t necessary; as long as it works, it’s fine for stress analysis calculations

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