Good news is, I have finished doing just that. It means rewriting a lot of tested and working network code. The solution is to update the Windows Store version of the game to use the newer TLS. This manifests with the following message: Hence, Dropbox and others will refuse to connect to the game. NET runtime, abandoned by Microsoft circa 2015, which has a TLS 1.0-only implementation of the network stack. The Windows Store builds of the game use an old. Versions of TLS prior to 1.2 are considered unsafe, so recently a lot of websites started requiring TLS 1.2, and will refuse connecting with older versions. The reason is very simple: TLS 1.2 is now required to connect to these websites.īriefly, for those who don’t know, TLS (Transport Layer Security) is a network protocol, which secures your internet dealings by encrypting the network traffic. As you probably noticed, Windows Store version of the game stopped working properly with Community Content, Dropbox and Transfer.sh.
