StarDust4Ever
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I had no idea game save data was synced between devices/versions. As far as I know, save data is only saved locally? High scores are global though...
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Safecracker Tokens?
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Flipperdeflip
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You're breaking the EULA, it's not allowed to run TPA on multiple devices.
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StarDust4Ever
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Surely a person is allowed to own more than one device???
Flipperdeflip
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Gus
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No, I'm pretty sure that isn't correct. If you are an individual acting in your personal (non-commercial) capacity, you may download and sync any App Store Product to any iOS device you own or control. You are also allowed to let friends and family use it, as long as the app is used serially. If multiple devices want to use the same app in parallell, you are required to buy additional licenses. This should be applicable for home use for all apps on your iTunes account, and is described in the Apple iTunes EULA.
MadScience2006
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If I'm breaking the EULA, then Apple is also breaking the EULA...
Any app purchased through the Apple App Store can be run on any compatible iOS device you have, including multiple devices as long as the same Apple ID is used on those devices for purchases. This applies to purchased music as well. The devices on your Apple ID are known as "associated devices". This has been the case for many years now. To prevent the unauthorized "sharing" of an Apple ID and apps/music, once you register/associate a device to an Apple ID (speaking strictly about App Store/iTunes), that device cannot be associated with another Apple ID for 90 days.The device limit is 10 devices.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204074
In fact, in the case of TPA (or any apps or music for that matter), if the multiple devices are used under the same Apple ID for purchases, you cannot re-purchase the app(s) even if you wanted to for use on another device as you've already purchased it under that Apple ID.
Your purchased TPA tables also follow the same rules...any table you purchase using the same Apple ID can be used on any other device running TPA under that same Apple ID.
Apple even provides for Automatic Downloads which will automatically download your purchases from the iTunes Store, App Store, and iBooks Store to your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch...the key, (once again) is that the devices must be on the same Apple ID.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202180
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MadScience2006
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If you are signed in to your Farsight account on multiple devices, the high scores, Wizard Goals, etc are synced to that Farsight account. As long as your devices use that same Farsight account, they will have the same data. That same save data is also stored locally on the device as well but to sync the data between multiple devices, you need to be logged in to your Farsight account.
The question that's being raised now is that the Safe Cracker Magic Credits & Token Collections for some reason are not being synced between devices. This means that *theoretically*, if you complete the "Collect all 26 Magic Tokens" Wizard Goal on one device, that Wizard Goal will not sync to your other devices because you have not collected all of the Magic Tokens on the other devices. This is only speculation as of now...it could be that the "Collect all 26 Magic Tokens" Wizard Goal *only* is being synced while the Magic Credits & Token Collections are not being synced which doesn't make much sense...why sync the goal only but not the Magic Credit collection that's required to obtain the goal?
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Flipperdeflip
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Apple can't break the EULA because they are not an end user...
I know that thát part of TPA's EULA doesn't make sense, but still it's in there and everyone playing the game agrees with it.
If you have to take that part (3b) of the EULA strictly, as you should from a legal point, then you're also not allowed to run the game on an iPad and PC at the same time.
MadScience2006
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Agreed. I'm not about to get my brain into a twist over this. I have pinball to play (on multiple devices)!
Man, I have only 10 unique.
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EldarOfSuburbia
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I'm at 15... took me long enough to go from 13 to 14 though, it was painful. I won 7 or 8 tokens and it didn't give me a new one.
I hate this game.
I hate this game.
MadScience2006
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I don't like the randomness of the board game. I find it pretty impossible to stop the dial/counter with any degree of accuracy. I don't think much skill is involved...at least none that I've found.
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EldarOfSuburbia
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It's possible to cheat using pausing, in theory, but it still requires practice and patience. [MENTION=3745]vikingerik[/MENTION] outlined the method in another thread.
HS2 will be out next weekend ....
StarDust4Ever
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That's because you're playing it to unlock the wizard goals instead of playing to have fun. Who cares if it's one you already have? A token! I'll spend it playing Assault on the Vault!
Could be a lot worse. At least you don't have to spend $$$ for extra tokens like *cough* Ghostbusters *cough*
Flipperkoning
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this one sucks pretty bad, ****ty board game with non random dies dispensing tokens at random having to play **** knows how many hours to get the 26th coin to get the achievement
if there is one table responsible for decline in popularity of pinball it is this POS table
even worse, failsight brought it to the pinball arcade
if there is one table responsible for decline in popularity of pinball it is this POS table
even worse, failsight brought it to the pinball arcade
kinggo
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even worse, this one was highly requested
StarDust4Ever
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Respectfully disagree. Who gives a crap about the 26th token? Think of the safecracker tokens as a bonus. This table is hella fun to play...
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I understand it's something which is very annoying for a completionist to depend on random chances. Although there are other tables in TPA where random chances are part of the way to get achievements, in Safe Cracker it's like you know you have to play so many games before even getting the chance for this achievement. With other tables you can clear all standard goals in the first and all wizard goals in the second game you ever played. While this could be achieved in Safe Cracker theoretically as well, we might not want to go down this route...
Besides that: These days I'm trying to focus less on the wizard goals, as I found I have more fun playing the tables just for fun and high scores.
Besides that: These days I'm trying to focus less on the wizard goals, as I found I have more fun playing the tables just for fun and high scores.
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