March 2017
When I start playing a game granted via trial and get 10 hours, does it start a timer that ticks down even if you are not in game or does it tick down based on actual time played?
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March 2017
@sirphobos1983 wrote:
When I start playing a game granted via trial and get 10 hours, does it start a timer that ticks down even if you are not in game or does it tick down based on actual time played?
According to the EA guy, the timer only ticks down while the game is running, so you can play 5 hours on the day it unlocks and another 5 hours the next day or 3hrs per day and the last hour the following day.
I am gonna do a 3hrs per day type of thing, so that will be 3 days of playing this game....though i might get carried away, you know us and new games. lol
March 2017
@sirphobos1983 wrote:
When I start playing a game granted via trial and get 10 hours, does it start a timer that ticks down even if you are not in game or does it tick down based on actual time played?
According to the EA guy, the timer only ticks down while the game is running, so you can play 5 hours on the day it unlocks and another 5 hours the next day or 3hrs per day and the last hour the following day.
I am gonna do a 3hrs per day type of thing, so that will be 3 days of playing this game....though i might get carried away, you know us and new games. lol
March 2017
That's good news, thank you!
March 2017
Don't forget to fully quit the game,
you don't want it to keep ticking in the menu screen.
December 2017
Thx guy.
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From what I know, if you download the trial game and you used up all the hours, you can buy it and it will save up your progress. You do, however, need to download the game again so that the system can know that you bought it instead of trying it out.
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