From my experience, it seems like this is still needed. There's been bugs in 3.3 that are fixed in this mod. Whether or not 3.3 fixed some of the things in here, well, I don't really see mirroring text in the patch notes.
However, this may have very high conflicts with other mods.. so if you're a heavy mod user, you'll probably need to extract your mods and check for conflicts.. unless there's a tool that does this automatically that I don't know of!
Really, I'm quite baffled by developers who don't incorporate fixes the community has done into their game with hotfixes. It's extremely easy, as the actual developers, to diff check and know if anything will mess up something somewhere else. The community saw the bugs, fixed them and pushed out a mod which can just be an update to core files. Why does it take weeks, months, or even years, for fixes to come through? If they even do at all? (looking at you, Bethesda games)
However, this may have very high conflicts with other mods.. so if you're a heavy mod user, you'll probably need to extract your mods and check for conflicts.. unless there's a tool that does this automatically that I don't know of!
Really, I'm quite baffled by developers who don't incorporate fixes the community has done into their game with hotfixes. It's extremely easy, as the actual developers, to diff check and know if anything will mess up something somewhere else. The community saw the bugs, fixed them and pushed out a mod which can just be an update to core files. Why does it take weeks, months, or even years, for fixes to come through? If they even do at all? (looking at you, Bethesda games)