Decoration C-R-A-S-H!
Yeah, it's why I stopped posting photos showing my town. I've had to de-foliage it. All my deciduous trees are stored away and only the pine trees remain. Tons of white space but I couldn't click o...
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lissarv68 wrote:Urmas-1 wrote:
Thank you guys
I start to feel myself quite happy to have only about 10 crashes per gaming session comparing to your experiences
I really hope EA will fix this soon enough - if there is a single decent programmer in their company, they could do it quite quikly as there should be a ton of crash data coming from us
One of my BS's is in Computer Science and I've taken a number of programming classes. I'm not going to blame the programers on this one. I'm blaming the cheap company that won't upgrade their servers. The game is brilliant, it is one of the best of its' kind out there otherwise we wouldn't put up with it. Per usual, the problem isn't the workers but thpse making the executive decisions.
I am not totally sure about it. Surely there is a problem with the servers, but in my humble opinion a well-written program will not crash if the latency becomes too big. It may stall or display some kind of "connecting now" screen (as the TSTO does sometimes) but a program should not crash. I do agree with you that there is no complaint about the game in general.The concept and execution of the game as such is brilliant.
My experiences show that mostly the program crashes on me when my Springfield is visited by my friends while I am doing some movement into areas where they are currently tapping / have been tapping. Possibly some object versioning "thing" where the updated version of the tapped object conflicts with my current one and causes some kind of memory addressing not allowed by IOS.
Naturally - the quality of the code is in linear relation with the quality of the company...
