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Download failures in the Add flow showed a generic check-your-connection message even when the real cause was a missing login, leaving users unsure what went wrong or how to fix it.
- Rewrote Add_Err_Download in all 30 locales plus the English default to direct users to the Sign in with Discord button and retry. - Replaced the hardcoded button label with a {0} placeholder filled at runtime from Nav_SignInDiscord, so future button renames propagate automatically and each locale keeps its own quoting style. - Formatted the message at the single call site in DownloadQueue via string.Format.
Goal: users understand what went wrong and how to resolve it.
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Download failures in the Add flow showed a generic check-your-connection message even when the real cause was a missing login, leaving users unsure what went wrong or how to fix it.
Goal: users understand what went wrong and how to resolve it.