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Hey everyone, just wanted to give you a heads-up about Fiend Hunter. We’re still waiting on the app store to approve an update, and unfortunately, that might delay the start of Fiend Hunter too. It looks like a bug with the ‘Magical Innovator Diana’ character – something with how her SP recovers – could cause problems in Fiend Hunter, so we want to get it fixed first.

Originally, Fiend Hunter was supposed to launch on February 19th at 00:00 (UTC), but now it’ll go live at 00:00 (UTC) the day after the app store approves the update and the patch is released. We’ll send out another announcement as soon as we have a firm date.

Really sorry for the delay and any frustration this causes. We’re pushing to get this sorted out ASAP and will let you know the moment we have an update. Thanks for your patience!

We’re very sorry for any worry or trouble caused by the delay in releasing the update that fixes the problem with Diana’s special ability recovery.

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