WH40K Codices for iBooks- 7th ed FAQs & Errata updates

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**angelofvengeance**

So after the WH40K FAQs and Errata for 7th Ed was posted on Black Library, I reached out to GW to find out when iBooks copies would be receiving the updates.

Here is the response- received this morning (GMT)

Hello,

Many thanks for your email and we do apologise for the long delay in responding to you. Since the new web store launched we have received a large increase in both calls and emails.

I have looked into this for you and these will be updated within the next two weeks, the reason for the slight delay is that we need to wait for Apple to approve these updates, as soon as this happens, they will go live.

In the mean time, all of the FAQ's are available as a pdf download from the black library website

http://www.blacklibrary.com/faqs-and-errata.html

I hope that this has been of some help

Regards

James
Games Workshop Customer Service

Apple strikes again..

**pretre**

No surprise. Apple approval is always a good scapegoat.

**Azreal13**

What would be hilarious is if someone from Apple was a wargamer, and sent it back wi a long list of reasons why the FAQs and Errata were wrong/what they should be!

**Kanluwen**

pretre wrote:
No surprise. Apple approval is always a good scapegoat.

Except it's not really a scapegoat when that's the truth of the matter.

Apple is the end contact for customer support when people purchase things via their store, so it's in their interest to make sure everything works.

It's no different to how Microsoft or Sony have to do certification passes on DLC for games.

**pretre**

Kanluwen wrote:
pretre wrote:
No surprise. Apple approval is always a good scapegoat.

Except it's not really a scapegoat when that's the truth of the matter. Apple is the end contact for customer support when people purchase things via their store, so it's in their interest to make sure everything works.

It's no different to how Microsoft or Sony have to do certification passes on DLC for games.

I think I may have been misunderstood. Maybe scapegoat is the wrong word. Reason?

**bubber**

Does that mean the epubs have been updated??

**angelofvengeance**

I don't know- probably worth checking though?

**Skinnereal**

Stronghold Assault's ebook hasn't been updated, and I'm downloading the rest I have to check them later.

**bubber**

Skinnereal wrote:
Stronghold Assault's ebook hasn't been updated, and I'm downloading the rest I have to check them later.

Thank you