Account Transfers???

iMask · 04-23-2012

DO acc transfers merge stats and guns?

Johnaudi · 04-23-2012

It already does that...

iMask · 04-23-2012

Posted by Johnaudi

It already does that...

I was asking a question. Yes or No?

Johnaudi · 04-23-2012

Ah yeah they do, sorry rofl I'm sleepy...

callimuc · 04-24-2012

Imagine you switch your profile from one iDevice to another iDevice. Than you know what account transfers do to your account. Your profiles will just switch the iDevices nothing more.

Jester Lapse · 04-24-2012

Account merging ;p

Here's a tip about account transfers. Of you're holding a gang on both accounts disband the unimportant one till you get a transfer or have a friend hold it. Reason is it gives the account you transfer to both gangs and messes up your account with a potential gang stats loss (happened to my last 300h gang)

Rok · 04-24-2012

Posted by callimuc

Imagine you switch your profile from one iDevice to another iDevice. Than you know what account transfers do to your account. Your profiles will just switch the iDevices nothing more.

Not really. The two profiles combine, leaving both accoutns merged on you're preferred device. On the other device you have an account, with the same PC # and udid as the old one, but all of the stats, items, etc. are gone from it, and moved to the other device.

callimuc · 04-24-2012

Posted by Rok

Not really. The two profiles combine, leaving both accoutns merged on you're preferred device. On the other device you have an account, with the same PC # and udid as the old one, but all of the stats, items, etc. are gone from it, and moved to the other device.

Ok the pc:# does not change which does not affect your account. And the UDID stays because that does have nothing to do with Graal. That´s your iDevices identifier.

Rok · 04-24-2012

Posted by callimuc

Ok the pc:# does not change which does not affect your account. And the UDID stays because that does have nothing to do with Graal. That´s your iDevices identifier.

Isn't that what I said?

Jester Lapse · 04-24-2012

Posted by Rok

On the other device you have an account, with the same PC # and udid as the old one

Posted by callimuc

Ok the pc:# does not change which does not affect your account. And the UDID stays because that does have nothing to do with Graal. That´s your iDevices identifier.

Udid changes

Posted by Jester Lapse

Account merging ;p

Is all it is. No need to fight about it

callimuc · 04-25-2012

Posted by Jester Lapse

Udid changes

So you really think we can change peoples UDIDs? Don´t think so (didnt bother to look at the transfer thingys). It should just change your account.

Jester Lapse · 04-25-2012

Posted by callimuc

So you really think we can change peoples UDIDs? Don´t think so (didnt bother to look at the transfer thingys). It should just change your account.

No I mean that the udid does change. Rok said it stays the same

callimuc · 04-25-2012

Posted by Jester Lapse

No I mean that the udid does change. Rok said it stays the same

UDID does not change. Why should it

Jester Lapse · 04-25-2012

Because you're transferring accounts between devices. Your UDID is the identification of your device. So if you change devices your udid does change, that's why if you use the account you transferred from, it still has the old look because you uploaded it to that specific udid. All account transferring does is merge the two accounts together leaving one full and the other empty

The Doctor · 04-26-2012

Your UDID is build into your device. There is absolutely no way of changing it with any app what's so ever. There is an app on cydia that spoofs your UDID, but it isn't changing it. Your device ID will never change, even if you restore your iOS device. As I said, it's build into the code. That's why the developers of iPhone graal took the advantage of UDID. When you connect to graal, your app connects with graal's database and matches your UDID with the one in the database to find your PC ID. When it finds your ID, graal loads the profile, items, etc. During an account transfer, the only thing that happens is that the PC IDs switch devices. Nothing else happens. Like I said, UDIDs are configured in the device's hardware and are impossible to change.

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Jester Lapse zzz Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: WA USA Posts: 9,232	Because you're transferring accounts between devices. Your UDID is the identification of your device. So if you change devices your udid does change, that's why if you use the account you transferred from, it still has the old look because you uploaded it to that specific udid. All account transferring does is merge the two accounts together leaving one full and the other empty Last edited by Jester Lapse; 04-26-2012 at 05:44 AM.

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iMask iEra SFX Staff Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Canada Posts: 561	Account Transfers??? DO acc transfers merge stats and guns?

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Johnaudi 299,792,458 m/s Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Lebanon Posts: 3,581	It already does that...

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callimuc Registered User Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Germany Posts: 6,122	Imagine you switch your profile from one iDevice to another iDevice. Than you know what account transfers do to your account. Your profiles will just switch the iDevices nothing more.

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The Doctor Registered User Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Blacksburg, Virginia Posts: 5,459	Your UDID is build into your device. There is absolutely no way of changing it with any app what's so ever. There is an app on cydia that spoofs your UDID, but it isn't changing it. Your device ID will never change, even if you restore your iOS device. As I said, it's build into the code. That's why the developers of iPhone graal took the advantage of UDID. When you connect to graal, your app connects with graal's database and matches your UDID with the one in the database to find your PC ID. When it finds your ID, graal loads the profile, items, etc. During an account transfer, the only thing that happens is that the PC IDs switch devices. Nothing else happens. Like I said, UDIDs are configured in the device's hardware and are impossible to change.