Re: LOL
TH3P1MP wrote:Yes you can't Blame apple for haypi's bugs and errors but yes the fact it takes a century and a half to get the update back to users. Haypi has done a good job at fixing these bugs just sit tight and let the update come to us iOS users
This is why you test thoroughly before releasing an update. You have to at least give your customers a functional product. As it is, many people can't even play due to the constant crashes and map errors--both of which should have been detected in testing phases before release.
So far in 2011, Apple reviews somewhere in the neighborhood of 20k apps per month (ref. http://148apps.biz/app-store-metrics/?mpage=submission) with an average delay of about 6 days per app and the longest delay being 38 days (ref. http://148apps.biz/app-store-metrics/). I imagine the delay is longer than average for more complex apps such as Haypi Kingdom. Again, this is why Haypi needs to put a better effort into submitted well tested updates. The turnaround time for reviewing apps is just too long for them to rely on using us, THE CUSTOMERS, as lab rats to test their app for them. Not cool!