After the update on iOS, I was still getting the issue where the main menu showed I owned Twilight Zone before restoring my purchases, but after restoring purchases showed that I owned the other tables and NOT Twilight Zone. After a few re-logins and other attempts, I decided not to restore...
I sent one on November 30th and another a week later with no responses. A courtesy reply would be nice just to let me know my information was received. I can understand being swamped if the company would just say that so that I'm not left wondering why I haven't heard back.
Apparently, optimizations for low-end machines (I don't remember if it was GPUs specifically) were mistakenly left out of this update and will return in the next patch.
To follow up on this, after reading Rob Mann's post, I realized my Kickstarter email address didn't match my FarSight login. Per his post, I've PMed him to get the table.
It seems like I remember reading something in the past about making sure the emails matched, and I didn't realize mine...
Where are you seeing this typo? The Info.plist in the application's bundle, which is what the App Store and OS X use to determine the version of an app, has no typo. If the update wouldn't install, I'd expect Apple to have rejected the submission outright.
I don't know how many of you are familiar with the Future Spa pinball table, with its infamous 70s-future artwork. Well, it has its own Twitter account at http://twitter.com/futurespa to keep people updated on the latest Glo-Mist Visor and Jacuzzi Jet Particle news. Today it's all about...
If one had taken a peek inside the data files of the Mac app, Taxi and Harley-Davidson .csv files were already there a month ago, predicting the August tables. Wonder what will be there in the next Mac update?
If Farsight didn't know, they really should have since 10.7 came out last year and was in developer previews before that. I understand the frustration of not getting to play the DLC without upgrading OS X, but I feel as though people playing on 10.6 got what they paid for, and if 10.7 had been...
I'm not making excuses; I'm giving the technical reason why Farsight can't provide DLC updates for Snow Leopard.
You paid for an application with four prepackaged tables, and that's what you got, which you can continue to play on Snow Leopard. If they had required Lion from the start, then...
15% are on versions of OS X that can't run the Mac App Store anyway.
In that scenario, bug fixes must be submitted to Apple, approved, and kept in sync with multiple apps. Users would have to update all of them whenever a fundamental change was made that affected them all. Now consider the...
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