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Message: <blockquote data-quote="shutyertrap" data-source="post: 288693" data-attributes="member: 134">Tell you what, you can voice that to Mel yourself on Twitter @Mel_G_KirkAs for me, I'm recognizing that Zen actually made some positive changes with the update that accompanied Volume 4- The 'limited timed event' that hosted the 3 new tables, separated out the ability to earn parts for the new tables.- The stopwatch icon didn't disappear after the event, all signs point to this becoming a regular thing (hopefully a few times before the next Volume)- After a week of playing, I have all three new tables at 2 stars, two of them 10 parts away from 3. (yes I did use 250 coins on White Water to open up that third challenge)- Other 'special' offers have popped up, which is on par for what other freemium apps do. Knowing that should take away some of the FOMO that accompanied the first volumes.- Score requirements have been adjusted on certain tables, usually to make it easier. This is much like apps balancing gameplay, finding the sweet spot of challenging but not frustrating.- Android users have already reported Volume 4 parts now dropping in daily challenge rewards. It only makes sense that iOS users will see this happen too. (I am still only earning coins, but the Vol 4 tables are now populating as daily challenges)- You no longer have to watch a video before playing the (formerly known as Advanced) 2nd from top challenge.There are still issues with the mobile app for sure. I know all you who want to just be able to pay for the tables outright without having to use in app currency are unhappy. The cycles of the challenges now not resetting every 24 hours, but needing to be completed first and THEN taking 24 hours is a bit harsh on players that struggle with Hard level score requirements. That certainly means less rewards, even for players that are on top of it. Still, it's obvious Zen is looking at feedback and adjusting. There's plenty more adjusting they need to do based on our experiences and requests, as the mobile market is a tricky thing to get right. At least they're listening and not just dumping the app onto the store and then running away, far out of sight.</blockquote>

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