We are still keeping in touch with him and figuring out how to solve this. Due to the war, our payment couldn't transfer to the author's bank account successfully. Our product marketing & accounting team are dealing with this problem now. The political crisis in Russia is a major issue but it looks like MSI is trying its best to resolve this as the company stated in its official response they provided us:\ It was reported that Intel's primary Arc GPU optimization team was situated in Russia and a potential reason why the Arc GPUs were delayed so much had to do with this. Intel and NVIDIA have also faced a similar situation with their driver teams in Russia and Ukraine. MSI Afterburner developer (Alexey Nicolaychuk aka "Unwinder") Anyway I’ll try to continue supporting it myself while I have some free time, but will probably need to drop it and switch to something else, allowing me to pay my bills. I tried to continue performing my obligations and worked on the project on my own during the last 11 months, but it resulted in nothing but disappointment I have a feeling that I’m just beating a dead horse and waste energy on something that is no longer needed by company. Actually we’re approaching one year mark since the day when MSI stopped performing their obligations under Afterburner license agreement due to “politic situation”. I didn’t mention it in MSI Afterburner development news thread, but the project is semi abandoned by company during quite a long time already.
It just demotivates to do anything and MSI afterburner project is probably dead.
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