eedvalson79 said: 

Next week is actually over and the week after that is getting half over as well can we actually get legit answers please 

blah, blah, we working, blah, blah blah, near future, blah, blah blah, apple mistake, blah, blah blah, soooooon, blah, blah, balh, next weekend, blah, blah, blah

That last one, you were stretching. The daily log in, you do not pay for, the game is free to play. 

The statement you wrote does not coincide with that rule. 

The rest however are spot on..

Tekstone said:

That last one, you were stretching. The daily log in, you do not pay for, the game is free to play. 

By "daily packs" I meant for example "Sacred Daily Pack" from "Daily & Progression" in the Shop - you pay $30 and then you have to wait/login for 7 days to get them rewards.

kalo said:

It's not because of Apple. It's because someone decided to submit half-baked product for their review. Apple has comprehensive "review guidelines", which you would think someone creating apps for years should know down to every little detail.

You are incorrect here. The issue in question happened due to a recent rule change, specifically that Apple now requires additional elements for a feature they have previously approved and validated. The matter is being handled, however. So we do not expect further delays.

In regards to Android getting 1.8 earlier - that is impossible. The game is not separated between Android and iOS users, they are all on the same "server". Updating the aforementioned server and releasing the game client for one of the systems but not the other is a recipe for disaster. As I mentioned before, the best case scenario would be players who did not have the update will experience game-breaking bugs. In the worst case scenario, it will affect whole segments or the server in general. 

And before anyone asks, separating Android and iOS users is not an option either. First, it would mean that people would be unable to play on the same account using whatever device they please. Meaning that switching your phone from, say, Samsung to iPhone or vice versa would mean all your progress is potentially lost to you. Second, either Android or iOS community will be left hanging if one receives the update long before the other. Any cross-"platform" tournaments if such were possible would be skewed. And third, this does not happen frequently enough.

So is there any word on when we will get update? The Silence is deafening....meanwhile we all continue to lose energy and clan boss keys to the constant freezing.

Yes but the question is for when? We already spend a lot of time with the information of the failure with iOS. Already half of the clan was in another game ... the people who invite the game equal ... bua what disappointment

Noobeeus dijo:

Entonces, ¿hay alguna palabra sobre cuándo vamos a actualizar? El silencio es ensordecedor ... mientras tanto, todos seguimos perdiendo energía y las claves de los jefes de clan para la congelación constante.

La actualización sigue siendo rechazada por Apple, que es la causa del retraso.

Marius said:

kalo said:

It's not because of Apple. It's because someone decided to submit half-baked product for their review. Apple has comprehensive "review guidelines", which you would think someone creating apps for years should know down to every little detail.

You are incorrect here. The issue in question happened due to a recent rule change, specifically that Apple now requires additional elements for a feature they have previously approved and validated. The matter is being handled, however. So we do not expect further delays.

In regards to Android getting 1.8 earlier - that is impossible. The game is not separated between Android and iOS users, they are all on the same "server". Updating the aforementioned server and releasing the game client for one of the systems but not the other is a recipe for disaster. As I mentioned before, the best case scenario would be players who did not have the update will experience game-breaking bugs. In the worst case scenario, it will affect whole segments or the server in general. 

And before anyone asks, separating Android and iOS users is not an option either. First, it would mean that people would be unable to play on the same account using whatever device they please. Meaning that switching your phone from, say, Samsung to iPhone or vice versa would mean all your progress is potentially lost to you. Second, either Android or iOS community will be left hanging if one receives the update long before the other. Any cross-"platform" tournaments if such were possible would be skewed. And third, this does not happen frequently enough.

So instead of making sure the update was in compliance with current guidelines it was just assumed everything was accurate........ way to halfass it there . Looks like its about time to stop putting any money or effort into this game until y'all can get it together. 

breaglor said:

Marius said:

kalo said:

It's not because of Apple. It's because someone decided to submit half-baked product for their review. Apple has comprehensive "review guidelines", which you would think someone creating apps for years should know down to every little detail.

You are incorrect here. The issue in question happened due to a recent rule change, specifically that Apple now requires additional elements for a feature they have previously approved and validated. The matter is being handled, however. So we do not expect further delays.

In regards to Android getting 1.8 earlier - that is impossible. The game is not separated between Android and iOS users, they are all on the same "server". Updating the aforementioned server and releasing the game client for one of the systems but not the other is a recipe for disaster. As I mentioned before, the best case scenario would be players who did not have the update will experience game-breaking bugs. In the worst case scenario, it will affect whole segments or the server in general. 

And before anyone asks, separating Android and iOS users is not an option either. First, it would mean that people would be unable to play on the same account using whatever device they please. Meaning that switching your phone from, say, Samsung to iPhone or vice versa would mean all your progress is potentially lost to you. Second, either Android or iOS community will be left hanging if one receives the update long before the other. Any cross-"platform" tournaments if such were possible would be skewed. And third, this does not happen frequently enough.

So instead of making sure the update was in compliance with current guidelines it was just assumed everything was accurate........ way to halfass it there . Looks like its about time to stop putting any money or effort into this game until y'all can get it together. 

We constantly hear excuse after excuse about the the update and nothing on fixes from the previous 

Couldn't have said it better. If only their top priority was to fix the game and not milking our money. Game would be fixed by now

breaglor said:

Marius said:

kalo said:

It's not because of Apple. It's because someone decided to submit half-baked product for their review. Apple has comprehensive "review guidelines", which you would think someone creating apps for years should know down to every little detail.

You are incorrect here. The issue in question happened due to a recent rule change, specifically that Apple now requires additional elements for a feature they have previously approved and validated. The matter is being handled, however. So we do not expect further delays.

In regards to Android getting 1.8 earlier - that is impossible. The game is not separated between Android and iOS users, they are all on the same "server". Updating the aforementioned server and releasing the game client for one of the systems but not the other is a recipe for disaster. As I mentioned before, the best case scenario would be players who did not have the update will experience game-breaking bugs. In the worst case scenario, it will affect whole segments or the server in general. 

And before anyone asks, separating Android and iOS users is not an option either. First, it would mean that people would be unable to play on the same account using whatever device they please. Meaning that switching your phone from, say, Samsung to iPhone or vice versa would mean all your progress is potentially lost to you. Second, either Android or iOS community will be left hanging if one receives the update long before the other. Any cross-"platform" tournaments if such were possible would be skewed. And third, this does not happen frequently enough.

So instead of making sure the update was in compliance with current guidelines it was just assumed everything was accurate........ way to halfass it there . Looks like its about time to stop putting any money or effort into this game until y'all can get it together. 

We constantly hear excuse after excuse about the the update and nothing on fixes from the previous 

Couldn't have said it better. If only their top priority was to fix the game and not milking our money. Game would be fixed by now

Constnt Sar0 said:

Noobeeus said:

So is there any word on when we will get update? The Silence is deafening....meanwhile we all continue to lose energy and clan boss keys to the constant freezing.

Update keeps getting rejected by Apple which is what is causing the delay.

So instead of making sure the update was in compliance with current guidelines it was just assumed everything was accurate........ way to halfass it there . Looks like its about time to stop putting any money or effort into this game until y'all can get it together. 

We constantly hear excuse after excuse about the the update and nothing on fixes from the previous 

If everything goes well, today it is possible that the update will be launched?

Greetings. 

I rather wait stable update than be pissed off because major / minor bug that will happen when working in horry. 

Seems like its easy to wiiine here for an update without any understanding that for some people quality means something too not how fast u can 

publish crap :D 

Cheers 

Marius said:

breaglor said:

So instead of making sure the update was in compliance with current guidelines it was just assumed everything was accurate........ way to halfass it there . Looks like its about time to stop putting any money or effort into this game until y'all can get it together. 

We constantly hear excuse after excuse about the the update and nothing on fixes from the previous 

If you think every little change in the guidelines can be easily tracked or that Apple gives others notice of the specific changes, you probably never had to deal with anything of the sort ;) It is not a major feature, but the change in question was tricky as it connects to larger mechanics and had to be tested very thoroughly to ensure nothing essential was broken.

t can be if you actually look.  But not surprising that here is yet another excuse.  What's it going to be next "" our dog ate the update "