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Time to revert back to previous version (18.0)
EgeC
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Dear @Ad0ra_ ,
I'm directing this request to you since you seem to be better at keeping a dialogue with community (ie, customers) without locking their thread, issuing sharp warnings, ie: censoring them. Hear me out.
It has been 11 days since the heating issue appeared and I understand that this turned out to be a hard bug to kill, but it's time to revert everyone back to previous version, enable new content and keep the game going on for the community while you work on the issues.
Now, I'm not an IOS player but many people in my alliance are and it hurts us in any game event since they can't participate properly.
I'm not asking compensation or blaming you on the inability to solve this issue in almost two weeks. I'm asking you to make the game playable again until you work it out.
I'm directing this request to you since you seem to be better at keeping a dialogue with community (ie, customers) without locking their thread, issuing sharp warnings, ie: censoring them. Hear me out.
It has been 11 days since the heating issue appeared and I understand that this turned out to be a hard bug to kill, but it's time to revert everyone back to previous version, enable new content and keep the game going on for the community while you work on the issues.
Now, I'm not an IOS player but many people in my alliance are and it hurts us in any game event since they can't participate properly.
I'm not asking compensation or blaming you on the inability to solve this issue in almost two weeks. I'm asking you to make the game playable again until you work it out.
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Reverting the patch at this point means EVERYTHING that EVERYONE has done during the past 2 weeks would be erased.
This means AQ, AW, EQ, Story, Arenas, Pulls, Rank ups, etc etc.
Doing this would not help the game in any way right now.
The developers did not split the monthly content release with patches release, so now their backyard is on fire (and we are the fishes in the pond at the backyard)
Not possible? Thanks for your Grounded Wisdom.
Devices are being damaged.
Any competent company has a back out plan from a bad update.
Ever see that scene in Fight Club?
A new car built by my company leaves somewhere traveling at 60 mph. The rear differential locks up. The car crashes and burns with everyone trapped inside. Now, should we initiate a recall? Take the number of vehicles in the field, A, multiply by the probable rate of failure, B, multiply by the average out-of-court settlement, C. A times B times C equals X. If X is less than the cost of a recall, we don't do one.