Bob Newhart

My kids wish to play over local WiFi. they do not connect to servers. This also cannot be done while in airplane mode or with WiFi off. Obviously.

iPad is as up to date as possible. It is listed as supported by software (Minecraft) that I bought and paid for. My due diligence is complete. Under no circumstances should I have to buy a new device to compensate for a developers short comings.

Beta 0.12 is out very soon (not for iOS) but I'm sure the entire focus was on Windows 10. If they haven't even marked this issue as in progress I don't think we should expect a resolution.

I have a Touchpad with CM installed. And fortunately (for my kids) I purchased Minecraft for 360 as well as PC because they enjoy it so much. This was all before this issue of course.

Agreed. My daughters have been playing in Airplane mode since beginning of July when I mistakenly updated the game version for them. But they had always played together previously so they lose interest in it and wonder themselves when it would be fixed. I am a software developer myself so this boggles my mind. I don't intend to support Mojang with future purchases after this.

Are they trying to artificially phase out old iOS support? I really don't want a refund. My daughters want to be able to play the game that I paid for and worked previously. In fact I'll give another $7 to fix the thing. They obviously need it more than I do. These companies are underhanded and greedy and don't care about their customers if it isn't costing them large amounts of money. Minecraft is already fragmented across platforms to be honest so just roll back the compatible version for iOS 5 to 0.10.x. And folks in the industry wonder why piracy is such a problem.

Why is this not fixed let alone even acknowledged yet? It has been two months. This is unacceptable as a paying customer. I intend to make my complaints to a higher level.