?Microsoft app compatibility?

I dont know if it will expand to having more summoners its just a suggestion itd be nice. To play on the pc compatiblity.

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Losspik

The only way it would work is to run it through the Microsoft App Store on Windows 10 as those apps don't allow mods or hacks I for one would be ecstatic for this to happen.

Im sure it would bring in a whole horde of new players & would help those on lower end phones but decent PCs to avoid lag issues. Im an ex PC exclusive gamer most of my friends still are Ive tried to get them to give MCOC a try but the small phone screen/decent phone requirement puts them off I know at least 4 people who would download mcoc for the first time from the microsoft App store if it was up there

Eb0ny-O-M4w

Not gonna happen. It is against the ToS

Losspik

You are mistaken @will-o-wisp using emulators on PC is against TOS, Windows 10 has its own app store including many current Mobile Apps: candy crush ETC.

Also these apps are unable to be hacked/modded as they run in their own instance on the PC, what we are asking for is an actual MCOC App built by Kabam in the microsoft app store which would be exactly like downloading it from the Android/IOS store.

@Kabam Zibiit @Kabam Vydious can you please advise if this may have been discussed by the team or may be in the pipeline you guys would open your Revenue streams up dramatically.

Eb0ny-O-M4w

It is still against the ToS, thats what I tried to mention.
You are not playing on a mobile device, where you are supposed to. So that is the same punishment as using an emulator.

Losspik

But it wont be if Kabam develops a microsoft app store version of the app which is what we want to find out.

Eb0ny-O-M4w

The game was created to be played on mobile devices, not on the PC. If they were even to create something like that, it would need to be a different game, or at least a different server, which is very unlikely to happen.

SummonerNR

It is still against the ToS, thats what I tried to mention.
You are not playing on a mobile device, where you are supposed to. So that is the same punishment as using an emulator.

The question is whether Kabam has considered expanding this to the Microsoft App (Windows 10) platform, as Microsoft has basically turned Windows 10 (Surface, etc) into an App based mobile platform (there is little distinction between an App based laptop and a tablet nowadays).
And aren’t all “laptops” really “mobile” (doesn’t require it to actually run on cellular, as some Android and Apple tablets are WiFi only, similar to what a laptop/tablet connects to).
You’re saying Kabam can not do that because they (the developer) would be prevented from doing so by their own ToS ?? Obviously if they expanded to other platforms (another example maybe Kindle, or is that already an Android, or is it only an eBook Reader ?) then they would modify their own ToS accordingly.