The creator of Pokevision recently wrote an open letter to Niantic, talking about Pokemon Go and the developer's decision to block access to the game byservices operated by third parties, "Niantic, you just captured our hearts but then you threw it all too quickly. When the going broke every time after a few hours wasting our eggs we waited patiently, justifying everything thinking about the growth of ' users and the great pressure on servers. we were happy to wait with the other coaches, we knew that it would be worth it: no one arrabbiato.Quando the in-game tracking did not work westood by, patiently, waiting for an update to solve this problema.Insieme the game arrived Pokevision, our creature that was not meant to be a "cheat". We realized to have a temporary solution to a tracking system in-game not working. John, SDCC, you said you were working to fix things and they all believed that things would have been just like that, sooner or later. When we realized the situationwe realized that Pokevision had come to an end: we were ready to close in the same minute the tracker was back operating. Since then we have been waiting more than two weeks, but the problems were still not resolved. We realized that many of our friends abandoned the game, and the only way I found to get them to come back was just to show Pokevision saying "Hey, this is a temporary solution to the problem!" After you have disabled the trackerin-game and Pokevision, the feedback on the store iOS and Android are crollate.Sono just an individual, my single opinion does not count, but you can say the same of the requests of all the other players who want to that the title is as before? Nothing has changed since the tracker stopped working and Pokevision was blocked. Is it not possible that the tracker (no matter whether our or Niantic) is something which players they desperately need to play?It could not be like the basic feature that drives many users to play? I understand that some just want to walk and run into random Pokemon, but 50 million unique users and 11 million daily users as well as ratings on your app are significant indicators of desire for a working tracker. Customers are always right? Especially if many of them seek an external solution in order to enjoy what they love? People are naturallycurious, and in this case simply they want to play again and again: why have tried anything to achieve their goal. "Release Date: Available
The creator of PokeVision writes in Niantic




