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OS X 10.10 Yosemite
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Gotta say it felt like a wait-and-see approach was taken by FS for Mavericks, which resulted in about a week to ID and patch the issue with a few more weeks to get through the App Store. Maybe par for the course for a 99 cent app but not one for >$100. Looking for a more proactive approach to Yosemite compatibility. As a developer FS has the ability to figure this out before their user base.
Terry Ingram
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I'm testing out Yosemite. I haven't installed TPA yet .. maybe tonight. I'll report back my results.
Terry Ingram
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Just tested out TPA with Yosemite 10.10. I'm happy to report that TPA ran perfectly normal. I'm rather shocked that I didn't experience any ball lag or general weirdness. It works!
Stuart Webster
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"It works" as in it's running at the same performance as Mavericks? Or "It works" as in it's running better than it was on Mavericks? :O
Terry Ingram
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Mavericks with TPA was a disaster right out of the chute. It wasn't until much later (after a lot of folks already gave up) that Mavericks and TPA started to "iron itself out."
So, to answer your question, "yes, TPA is running better with Yosemite than when first used with Mavericks." In fact, I'm experiencing normal operation.
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etchie
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I decided to jump in early because everything I needed for work was being reported as working just fine. I put it on my laptop and when everything went well, put it on my Mac Pro. I forgot to check TPA on my laptop though. I'm going to have to wait for a fix, everything is literally in slow motion. I noticed that they had a challenges section now though, which I can't wait to use. I wouldn't even mind waiting 3 weeks so long as I was able to sign up somewhere to be contacted so I knew when the update was ready.
etchie
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Here's something really weird that I don't understand. It's working as smoothly as ever now. Something magical happened over night?
After updating to Yosemite, I've noticed that the periodic slowdowns I was experiencing appear to have resolved themselves (time will tell), but I also appear to have run into a new problem - Initially, TPA appears to have reset itself, causing me to lose achieved goals, and high scores (the tables also want to display the history upon startup). Choosing 'Restore Save Data' under the 'Options' menu seems to temporally resolve this (using the 'Remote' option... The 'Local' option appears to make the background black, with only the foreground visible). I still have to restore my camera and custom ball options, each time I launch TPA, but it seems to work. Hopefully this will be resolved soon...
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I'm retiring my Core 2 Duo Mini for an i7 model tomorrow and I'm really looking forward to bumping up my TPA graphics settings from the minimum. Of course it comes with 10.10 installed. Still have to wait for the next bug fix before I can get Season 3 loaded though.
Shoot Again
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I still experience the periodic slow-down I had since buying my new computer with Mavericks a year ago. This on a top of the line MacBook Pro (late 2013) model with Nvidia GeForce GT 750 and 16 GB RAM. What's strange is that the game has continued to run just fine (without slowdowns) on my MacBook Pro from early 2008 – also with Mavericks.
Now I've made a clean install (formatted the drive) of Yosemite and installed the latest version of Pinball Arcade and it still slows down. It's really sad Farsight doesn't seem to care.
Now I've made a clean install (formatted the drive) of Yosemite and installed the latest version of Pinball Arcade and it still slows down. It's really sad Farsight doesn't seem to care.