@traneric I regularly meet you in the Arena – venomous team Just banner. Rovio must have your record. I just played you which prompted me write. Surely this means they can recover it.

@traneric Yes, you do that. Eventually they will respond.

@traneric yes, you do that. Eventually they will respond.

@traneric Keep messaging them. Pestering is the best course of action here.

@traneric Does that mean your progress is lost now? Did you try contacting Rovio?

@traneric What @toolow said basically. I am not talking about manually copying .lua files or anything. Epic doesn’t make .lua files for game data. It makes .json files! These apps that I mention can automatically backup game data in their own format and then restore it on another device or same device without needing to copy any files yourself.…[Read more]

@traneric What @toolow said basically. I am not talking about manually copying .lua files or anything. Epic doesn’t make .lua files for game daat. It makes .json files! These apps that I mention can automatically backup game data in their own format and then restore it on another device or same device without needing to copy any files yourself.…[Read more]

@traneric
It seems my information is out-of-date as backing up of apps appears to be no longer possible. The information may still be misleading and I have not verify it using Apple’s information but it does not look promising.

The only remaining recourse that I can think of is to backup your iPhone 5S locally using iTunes and restore the entire…[Read more]

@traneric For what’s it worth, some backup / transfer software can backup and restore a single app, allowing you to restore to your iPhone 6S without having to manually copy over protected files.

@traneric iExplore and nothing of sort would work. You need 3rd party backup apps like Helium, Titanium backup etc. I don’t know which of these is for iOS but you need these types of apps, not the explorer types.

@traneric
The game files should be in the Documents folder. See How to Transfer Angry Birds Progress Between iOS Devices for details.

EDIT: Sorry, just realized you have seen them in other AB games. I don’t know if they have changed this at some point of time, but the Epic game files used to be found in the Documents folder just like the other AB games.

@traneric
The game files should be in the Documents folder. See How to Transfer Angry Birds Progress Between iOS Devices for details.

@burbman
@traneric
@datguygamer

That was an iOS update changed the default Document folder permission. I couldn’t remember which version of iOS when I posted earlier since it was quite sometime ago. But it seems that it was iOS 8.3, so @traneric should be able to access read the game files with backup software such as iExplorer. However, you…[Read more]

@burbman
@traneric
@datguygamer

That was an iOS update changed the default Document folder permission. I couldn’t remember which version of iOS when I posted earlier since it was quite sometime ago. But it seems that it was iOS 8.3, so @traneric should be able to access read the game files with backup software such as iExplorer. However, you…[Read more]

@burbman
@traneric
@datguygamer

That was an iOS update changed the default Document folder permission. I couldn’t remember which version of iOS when I posted earlier since it was quite sometime ago. But it seems that it was iOS 8.3, so @traneric should be able to access read the game files with backup software such as iExplorer. However, you…[Read more]