ETA?

SaltyRepertoire48

Does anyone have an educated guess how long it will take them to fix it? Couldn't they just put it back the way it was until the bugs are worked out? I've talked to a few programmers who said they couldn't believe it was released in this state. Terrible decision when it comes to the business side I'm sure.

Krazy

I am predicting a series of updates over the next few weeks/months that will slowly improve the game.

Analogy:
Imagine your are a car mechanic.
Every time you do maintenance to a car model, you also have to do the same thing to 7 other cars, to make sure everything is fair.
(Want to make sure Audi, Ford, Porsche, etc. all get oil changes, are vacuumed, filters changed, etc.)

Seems silly right?

What if I said you only had to do on 3 other car models instead of 7? (or in some cases, only once)
Still not great, but better.

That is sort of what is happening.
(old) Seoul Engine + (new) Unity Engine = 2
iOS + Android + PC/Steam + Kindle = 4

4 * 2 = 8 vs. 4 * 1 Unity Engine = 4

Did they release the new Unity version too soon? Yes.
Are they going to "roll back" to the old way, probably not, since it has been a month and a half now.
Will it get better with time. Yes. It has too.

Do your developer friends have contracts with outside clients (like Marvel) who set deadlines and mandate features?
i.e Some of the changes might be mandated for a certain movie that just released, and might be outside the control of the mechanic, er developer. 😄

SaltyRepertoire48

Sounds like they need to get somebody from unity to show them how it works 😆

SaltyRepertoire48

Probably not. But anyone would agree this was a bad decision without proper testing. Just not a good business move to make the people buying your game mad. Most businesses try to make money, not lose it. Do you understand what I'm saying?