Brigby said: @FindingHeart8 Do you know what devices they use, as well as what versions their devices are on?In addition, are these true crashes (program all of a sudden disappears, and player is brought back to device "desktop") or the game just gets stuck on a loading screen, or something like that?
FindingHeart8 said: Brigby said: @FindingHeart8 Do you know what devices they use, as well as what versions their devices are on?In addition, are these true crashes (program all of a sudden disappears, and player is brought back to device "desktop") or the game just gets stuck on a loading screen, or something like that? One of them is an iphone 6, which crashes once or twice a week regularlythe friend that has the most frequent full crashes though uses an Alcatel One Touch, which full crashes within 30-45 minutes of playing everytime, but runs other games fine indefinitely.
blacklotus said: FindingHeart8 said: Brigby said: @FindingHeart8 Do you know what devices they use, as well as what versions their devices are on?In addition, are these true crashes (program all of a sudden disappears, and player is brought back to device "desktop") or the game just gets stuck on a loading screen, or something like that? One of them is an iphone 6, which crashes once or twice a week regularlythe friend that has the most frequent full crashes though uses an Alcatel One Touch, which full crashes within 30-45 minutes of playing everytime, but runs other games fine indefinitely. I find rebooting my iphone6s+ before starting a mtgpq game session helps with minimising unexpected issues. Rebooting only takes a minute. Hence it isn't any issue with me.
Brigby said: In addition to rebooting the phone, I'd recommend making sure as many non-essential programs are shut down, and not still running in the background, prior to playing.