If We Owned The Original Do We Have To Repurchase

I get where you're coming from, and just to clarify, you're not being asked to buy anything. The original CHT is still available, still works, and I'll continue to push fixes if anything breaks. It's not being abandoned

CHT2 is a completely new plugin, built from scratch, with fully custom AI, new features, and better performance. It wasn't possible to just patch that into the old version without breaking a bunch of things

That said, if you're interested in upgrading to the new version, I'm offering a large discount for anyone who bought the first one, just message me with proof of your purchase and I'll get you sorted

But again, it's totally up to you, you're welcome to keep using the original if it does what you need. Thanks for the feedback
 
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