EPTLoading it for the first time took ages, at first I thought it was stuck at the spash screen. After that it starts reasonably fast.
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lightsecond
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Loading it for the first time took ages, at first I thought it was stuck at the spash screen. After that it starts reasonably fast. | ||
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justiceknight
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Unattended Cake
United States877 Posts
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TAMinator
Australia2706 Posts
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dabom88
United States3483 Posts
On January 02 2015 18:11 TAMinator wrote: Give me an iphone app now dangit http://www.reddit.com/r/hearthstone/comments/2ksmn5/how_to_play_hearthstone_on_iphone_with_the_native/ You CAN play Hearthstone on iPhone right now. Like this Android Tablet release, where you can mod the file to work on Android phones, you can mod the iPad version to use on the iPhone. But you need a jailbroken iPhone to do it with the iPad version. | ||
mikeymoo
Canada7170 Posts
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Excludos
Norway8042 Posts
On January 08 2015 01:42 mikeymoo wrote: Be cautious with modding anything to play HS on a device that doesn't technically support it yet. On Blizz forums it's been cited as against the ToU. My source for this was quite a long time ago, though (early December?) I can't wholeheartedly tell people to break the ToU, but I have yet to hear of anyone who has gotten punished for it. I've gotten it to work nicely on my Galaxy S4, and while its slow in places, it doesn't affect the gameplay that much. I would be wary about attempting it on anything less powerful though. | ||
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dabom88
United States3483 Posts
On January 08 2015 04:51 Excludos wrote: I can't wholeheartedly tell people to break the ToU, but I have yet to hear of anyone who has gotten punished for it. I've gotten it to work nicely on my Galaxy S4, and while its slow in places, it doesn't affect the gameplay that much. I would be wary about attempting it on anything less powerful though. And really, unless you take any company's word as gospel, there's nothing wrong with installing Hearthstone on your phone. It's a Free to Play game. You're not stealing any money from Blizzard by installing it. And as a Free to play game, you might even be making it more likely that you'll give Blizzard more money. No argument for or against piracy applies to this situation. You're not modifying the game, you're just allowing yourself to play the same game as everyone else, just on a different device that doesn't officially support it yet (but will in the near future, anyway). I don't see any good reason to oppose it. | ||
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Excludos
Norway8042 Posts
On January 08 2015 05:20 dabom88 wrote: And really, unless you take any company's word as gospel, there's nothing wrong with installing Hearthstone on your phone. It's a Free to Play game. You're not stealing any money from Blizzard by installing it. And as a Free to play game, you might even be making it more likely that you'll give Blizzard more money. No argument for or against piracy applies to this situation. You're not modifying the game, you're just allowing yourself to play the same game as everyone else, just on a different device that doesn't officially support it yet (but will in the near future, anyway). I don't see any good reason to oppose it. Its probably just to cover themselves completely should someone find a bug or exploit that is only available through using it on a medium they haven't tested it for yet. Of course bug exploiting and similar is already covered under the ToU, but better safe I guess. | ||
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