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Samsung Woes
AlphaBravo
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Any update on a fix for newer Android phones suffering from graphical problems would be appreciated, especially Galaxy S9... I used to play on a 1st gen Pixel, and everything was lovely. When I "upgraded" to an S9, the graphics took a massive nosedive. It wouldn't be so bad, if shield, laser and general special effects were more visible. As it is, they can be hard to see...
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Note 9 works really good with the last android update.
Doesn't it work great anyway? I mean I know for a fact that it does because I use the Note 9 myself and even before the last android update I experienced no lagging glitches or crashing
I recently switched to note 9, so my experience with the game on the phone is new, not really patch related . My old Sony z3 wasn't cutting it anymore, one fight and i could fry eggs on the glass back.
However, we do ask for your patience as we work on the performance for these and the betterment of The Fight. There isn't an estimated turnaround time on when that will be, but I can assure we are always looking at how we can improve.
Android is just like Windows. Too many hardware combination to account for.
Definition of new Android phone is debatable. I have a UMIDIGI Power released in April; fairly new by definition, but Google Play Store says it is not compatible with my device.
The screen capture seems typical Android, a comparison would be nice.
Just dug out my old 1st gen Pixel, and yeah...the game looks good on it, compared to my much newer, more powerful S9. The bots are shinier and brighter, and the lighting effects are awesome. I understand not rolling out a fix for all Androids, but surely it makes sense to do it for the more popular ones? Most of the rest of the world outside the USA runs off the exynos series chips, not snapdragon, and most Android users tend to have a Samsung phone...
Nope.
Snapdragon SD2xx and 4xx (occasionally 6xx) is highly prevalent, even in China.
The rest is made up of MediaTek.
Samsung is a non-entity in China, parts of Asia and Africa (where "local" manufacturers tend to go either budget Qualcomm or MediaTek. Spreadtrum, even. But never Exynos).
Samsung only sells well in America, Korea and affiliated countries like UK, India (at a stretch, Xiaomi is making massive strides), Malaysia, Singapore, etc.
Even then the China OEMs will have dominated the entry/midrange.
I have a Moto and an UMIDIGI.