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Post by Henry on May 18, 2013 0:27:00 GMT -5
That is correct.
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Post by Henry on May 18, 2013 0:51:42 GMT -5
Anyone who wishes to continue to bash DS Clan of cheating go ahead, DS clan is never obligated to answer any of your accusations or prove anything. The Developer has already been working on macro protection so whoever is really cheating will naturally be eliminated from the battlenet and more. In the end there will be only legit players standing and do not be disappointed when the people you accuse of cheating are still around and very much alive.
Edit: Fact: DS-sake was accused of cheating, reported, banned but returned and recovered, so think about it. Next time, watch where you're pointing your fingers at the wrong people without legit evidence. And if one of those guys fall under false accusation and come back fully recovered and know you're the ones who pointed fingers at him or her, it won't be a pretty picture.
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Post by daniel on May 19, 2013 2:34:03 GMT -5
How about the sleep time then ? It will sleep later right since the system been stopped or it will still follow the phone time and sleep normally except interuption like waking it up ?
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Post by Henry on May 19, 2013 2:52:54 GMT -5
You're doing this to get your digimon up to training, when you freeze it through force close then it wouldn't matter if your partner sleeps or not. Example, you can train for 5 hours a day during the day time and force close after you're done training for the day and it will remain force closed until the next day, it's like cryostasis method.
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Post by daniel on May 19, 2013 4:03:05 GMT -5
You're doing this to get your digimon up to training, when you freeze it through force close then it wouldn't matter if your partner sleeps or not. Example, you can train for 5 hours a day during the day time and force close after you're done training for the day and it will remain force closed until the next day, it's like cryostasis method. Yeah I understand that it wouldn't sleep but what I am concern that is what if suddenly when I open it back and the digimon decided to sleep ? If I force close it and I switch it back on around almost 10pm(My digimon sleep at 10pm-8am) and will it sleep on 10pm ? Or it will just stop at the time where I force closed the app which lets say 6pm in the evening ?
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Post by ※ÇV※=Κeelzoπe= on May 19, 2013 4:20:20 GMT -5
Perhaps you force close it when it sleeps? Also this whole process will slow down the evo growth and I feel that the one using this method is definitely confident that his digi will evovle I mean dispite knowing ur get 80-90 or let alone 100% it could evo fail. There must be away or something to completely eliminating evo failure.
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Post by daniel on May 19, 2013 6:09:06 GMT -5
Perhaps you force close it when it sleeps? Also this whole process will slow down the evo growth and I feel that the one using this method is definitely confident that his digi will evovle I mean dispite knowing ur get 80-90 or let alone 100% it could evo fail. There must be away or something to completely eliminating evo failure. An example:Digimon wake up at 8am traing for an hour and 9am force close the app and then play it again at 9pm for an hour till 10pm will the digimon sleep at 10pm (My digimon sleep at 10pm) ? Since I had been force close it for 12 hours the memory will stuck at the 9am I been force close ?
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Red
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Post by Red on May 19, 2013 8:09:17 GMT -5
Perhaps you force close it when it sleeps? Also this whole process will slow down the evo growth and I feel that the one using this method is definitely confident that his digi will evovle I mean dispite knowing ur get 80-90 or let alone 100% it could evo fail. There must be away or something to completely eliminating evo failure. That's true. Training like that and reach 999/999 in champion, 100% win rate = 60% success rate to evolve. 10 digiegg = 30% 100 shakes during hatching = 10% In total, that's 100% success rate to evolve.
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Post by ※ÇV※=Κeelzoπe= on May 19, 2013 8:25:03 GMT -5
Yes yes thats true but from my own experience I had 80-90% evo success rate I still evo failed and there this who had 100% said he evo failed too. Could it be that getting the champion title just sort off gives that assurance of success?
Oh btw you said you did classic trainings do you ever failed to hit 100%? Just asking.
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Post by daniel on May 19, 2013 8:38:18 GMT -5
Perhaps you force close it when it sleeps? Also this whole process will slow down the evo growth and I feel that the one using this method is definitely confident that his digi will evovle I mean dispite knowing ur get 80-90 or let alone 100% it could evo fail. There must be away or something to completely eliminating evo failure. That's true. Training like that and reach 999/999 in champion, 100% win rate = 60% success rate to evolve. 10 digiegg = 30% 100 shakes during hatching = 10% In total, that's 100% success rate to evolve. Wow so which is before we reaching Champion we had to train and force close it to reduce the evo growth while obtaining the win rate until 999/999 before or after Champion ?
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Bonzomi
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Post by Bonzomi on May 19, 2013 8:41:25 GMT -5
Doesn't matter just get it as fast as you can.
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Red
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Post by Red on May 19, 2013 9:09:27 GMT -5
Yes yes thats true but from my own experience I had 80-90% evo success rate I still evo failed and there this who had 100% said he evo failed too. Could it be that getting the champion title just sort off gives that assurance of success? Oh btw you said you did classic trainings do you ever failed to hit 100%? Just asking. For my experience, my dg evolved successfully when it had 100% evo success rate. I think what they meant of 100% could be the win rate? I did miss 100% sometimes, but just a small amount.(you can even train by listening to the sound with your eyes closed)
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Post by ※ÇV※=Κeelzoπe= on May 19, 2013 9:15:15 GMT -5
Ahh I see thanks bro.
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Post by Druidwolf on May 19, 2013 9:25:13 GMT -5
Perhaps you force close it when it sleeps? Also this whole process will slow down the evo growth and I feel that the one using this method is definitely confident that his digi will evovle I mean dispite knowing ur get 80-90 or let alone 100% it could evo fail. There must be away or something to completely eliminating evo failure. An example:Digimon wake up at 8am traing for an hour and 9am force close the app and then play it again at 9pm for an hour till 10pm will the digimon sleep at 10pm (My digimon sleep at 10pm) ? Since I had been force close it for 12 hours the memory will stuck at the 9am I been force close ? Digimon sleep time is done specifically by your phone time, so your Digimon will always go to sleep when your phone says 10pm (or any time later than that), and wake when your phone says 8am (provided you didn't wake it up during sleep or its 1hr x times woken up). The actual amount of time it's been awake is not a factor
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Post by Henry on May 19, 2013 11:29:09 GMT -5
You're doing this to get your digimon up to training, when you freeze it through force close then it wouldn't matter if your partner sleeps or not. Example, you can train for 5 hours a day during the day time and force close after you're done training for the day and it will remain force closed until the next day, it's like cryostasis method. Yeah I understand that it wouldn't sleep but what I am concern that is what if suddenly when I open it back and the digimon decided to sleep ? If I force close it and I switch it back on around almost 10pm(My digimon sleep at 10pm-8am) and will it sleep on 10pm ? Or it will just stop at the time where I force closed the app which lets say 6pm in the evening ? And also you can switch your time and zone on your cell phone into a safe time frame before activating the app again, then you can train whenever you need to.
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