Talk:Dinos/@comment-4994728-20120607005225/@comment-5174022-20120607083939

Hi, I am sorry but I cannot agree with this statement. "The iPhone has 72, 60 and 48 and Android has 48, 40 and 32 which as an iPhone player I think is terribly "uneven"... ".

I use a Droid 4 (Android) to play the game and my hurry hatches have matched to the 72, 60, and 48 without fail.

Also, I don't think everyone realizes that there are actually three different versions of the game: 1) iTunes; 2) Google Play; 3) Amazon (both 2 & 3 are Android).

Amazon is the one that I first downloaded/logged on and began to play TV. This one was horribly buggy at first. It was so bad that quests could not be completed because I couldn't tip or booster packs weren't available or things advertised didn't show, etc. I couldn't tip anyone for weeks... very frustrating. I eventually decided to try the Google version even if I lost everything. As it turned out, you can uninstall one Android version and install another without needing to worry about the TinyID. Multiple times, when one version doesn't work right, I will uninstall and try the other. So, I am familiar with both Android flavors of the game and both work with the 72, 60 and 48 hurry hatch times.

As for how many free crystals Android users have? I sure wish I knew why so many Apple users think that Android users have something better than they do because I sure haven't gotten them. Since the release of the Android version of the game, all we have are bugs and those bugs are not any that are profitable, I can assure you. -- Note, both Android versions have improved dramatically over the last couple of months.

I just bought my husband an iPad for an early father's day gift with the stipulation that I get to use it too. After all, he did not become a father without my help. So, as soon as support transfers my ID to the new device, I will then become better acquainted with the Apple version. For now, I do have the game loaded on the iPad and currently do not see any differences between the versions yet.