GroundedWisdom wrote: » The only approved method of playing on PC is with an authentic Chromebook using approved Apps.
Draco2199 wrote: » GroundedWisdom wrote: » The only approved method of playing on PC is with an authentic Chromebook using approved Apps. What are the approved apps?
Sirnoob wrote: » Draco2199 wrote: » GroundedWisdom wrote: » The only approved method of playing on PC is with an authentic Chromebook using approved Apps. What are the approved apps? apps u get straight from play store and not from an ipa I belive
DNA3000 wrote: » GroundedWisdom wrote: » The only approved method of playing on PC is with an authentic Chromebook using approved Apps. Kabam doesn't approve apps. Kabam only prohibits the use of emulators and software used to modify or alter the game data or running state.
Sirnoob wrote: » before the 3 pages long argument starts op the only way to play not on a phone or tablet would be a chromebook
GroundedWisdom wrote: » Sirnoob wrote: » Draco2199 wrote: » GroundedWisdom wrote: » The only approved method of playing on PC is with an authentic Chromebook using approved Apps. What are the approved apps? apps u get straight from play store and not from an ipa I belive Any Apps that are approved by Kabam, meaning none that can be used to modify the game. (Bluestack, e.g.).
GroundedWisdom wrote: » Quite obviously they approve all Apps except for those that are not approved.
Kestrelle wrote: » GroundedWisdom wrote: » Quite obviously they approve all Apps except for those that are not approved. This isn't even remotely close to how logic works. If I get pulled over by the police for speeding, and the police officer tells me to drive slower, I can't then shoot him under the notion "well obviously the cop approved all law violations except for the laws he explicitly told me not to break." I really miss the days where basic logic was taught in school, and people didn't constantly misuse the word "literally." What have we done to our society???
klobberintyme wrote: » Wow. The approved apps comment referred to chromebook, not Kabam. As in, Chromebook prevents you from installing apps as a default.
DNA3000 wrote: » klobberintyme wrote: » Wow. The approved apps comment referred to chromebook, not Kabam. As in, Chromebook prevents you from installing apps as a default. @Kabam Miike (I believe it was him) referred to approved apps as in approved by Google Play. However, the approved app comment in this thread explicitly claims that Kabam approves apps.
DNA3000 wrote: » "Official Chromebook using approved Apps" means "approved by Google to use the Google Play store." There's no need to guess what that means. I have no comment on the patterns the rest of the pixels formed on my screen.
GroundedWisdom wrote: » DNA3000 wrote: » "Official Chromebook using approved Apps" means "approved by Google to use the Google Play store." There's no need to guess what that means. I have no comment on the patterns the rest of the pixels formed on my screen. There was some debate when it came up about whether Chromebook could be emulated.