Hi Graghma, Thanks for your review! I am getting a lot of support mails, and right now I am not really able to recall the 2nd mail you're talking about, and cannot find it in my email client. Anyway, on the subject matter. You do have to keep in mind that uMMO was made not for UNet originally. It was made for Unity's earlier legacy networking system (development on that started in 2013, and was uploaded in 2014.) and was then nearly completely rewritten for UNet (started in 2015, uploaded in 2016). So, I've been there before, and also now, will keep supporting uMMO, rewriting everything or parts, if needed. All my assets are LTS so to speak, also if there's not immediately 1000s of new code lines readily available on day 1 of Unity putting out something new, also wasn't the case with UNet. Update after OP edited 2/1/2019: Thanks for your update, I don't see my review cut off though, it's all there. On the subject matter: First of all, the UNet version of uMMO works very well, and although probably not being natively available in Unity 2019.x anymore Unity has actually put the entire source of the UnityEngine.Networking namespace up on github, so I can actually add it again after they throw it out. UNet not being officially supported by Unity anymore, does not keep me from actually updating it, as I think it offers a very usable interface, even for newbies. I know there have been complains about UNet in the past, but I did a little research and found a thread listing all the bugs UNet apparently is plagued by: https://forum.unity.com/threads/my-compiled-list-of-unet-bugs-issues.403578/. I went through the list and as far as I can tell it actually confirms the impression I had using it, that in uMMO there are none of these issues present, and the reason as it turned out was that virtually ALL the listed bugs are either 1. Not applicable: most of them are about peer-to-peer/host-method (uMMO works using dedicated server though) which Unity itself is moving away from for security and reliability reasons or 2. are mitigated/replaced by the uMMO functionality: especially concerning the NetworkAnimator (which in uMMO is replaced with something that works ;) and generally data synchronization (I am planning to release a tutorial on that next) which in UNet are indeed screwed up pretty bad with the SyncVar/SyncLists and which I replaced with slick, working alternatives very early on when I saw what UNet offered in that department. Thus there is actually no need for immediate panic, far from that, as uMMO will keep working and I can finally even tweak the UNet API to my wishes where I see fit (like some optimizations). That being said, I know that it is a good idea to go with time and update to newer techniques, and having the well-working UNet added to the package will actually give me time to properly prepare for that and transition on my terms, instead of on Unity's terms. I cannot yet say when uMMO will be fully converted to the new system, maybe it will even be a hybrid with UNet, keeping the good stuff, replacing what Unity multiplayer can do better (which I am in fact kind of doing already as stated above), but a final decision is not yet taken. Be sure though, that you will not be forgotten and that it is my first priority to have you supplied with a working, powerful asset.

Hi! Thank you for your honest review. There is a new big demo scene coming with the next version. If you need any help please contact me.