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# v2.1

**Features**

* Implemented offline vote claiming. If enabled, when a player votes offline, they will be able to do /vp claim when they log in to claim their rewards!
* Added a config option to notify a player when they login if they have rewards to claim
* Implemented automatic language file updates (please let me know if you have issues). Missing messages (typically new ones) will now be added if they are not in there.
* Added Dutch language support!

**Bug Fixes**

* Fixed a bug with particle hooks on specific versions of MC

**Changes**

* Updated French Translations
* Default vote saving time has been changed to 5 minutes
* Cleaned up logic behind getting player votes in last X amount of time to possibly fix a few future issues
* Cleaned up backend user handling to be able to scale easier in the future


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