– Confirm by tapping “Turn Off Documents.” – Tap “Documents & Data” and turn this option OFF. – On both devices, launch Settings, then select iCloud It sounds as though it worked for a lot of people, so even though it didn’t work for me, I certainly tried it, and it’s worth a shot. The next step was put forth by a PopCap employee over in the thread dedicated to this issue.
(I had 15GB of videos that were never gonna fit onto iCloud.) You can change that if you go to “Manage Storage” in the iCloud backup menu, then go into your device, then toggle off some stuff you don’t care about backing up.
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The one thing PopCap leaves off is that if you’re setting it up for the first time, you’ll probably have to toggle off a few options to get your backup size under iCloud’s 5GB limit for free accounts.
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You’ve probably already got that going, but if you don’t, here’s how to set it up. This is per PopCap, who say that in order to make iCloud syncing work, you have to be backing up both devices to the same AppleID. While there are probably a few more possible angles that I didn’t attempt, I tried four methods the fourth one worked. And if it worked perfectly for you, that’s great for you! But judging by the number of people I saw complaining in various places online, I figured I’d share my process and eventual solution here. I know that not everyone will have the same problem I did - in fact, it’ll probably work as intended for most players. Fortunately, I eventually managed to get syncing working. For a time, no matter what I tried, it seemed I couldn’t get my progress to carry over. I then spent what let’s just call “an unfortunate amount of time” trying to get the two devices to sync. I downloaded the game to my iPad… and wasn’t able to sync my game. And midway through Egypt, and remembered how much better PvZ works on an iPad. (I certainly don’t plan to buy anything.) It’s debatable whether the stiff difficulty is intended to make more casual players pony up for power-ups, but as a hardcore PvZ-head, I relish the challenge.Īnyway, the game is a lot of fun. Mike’s got it right - it’s the rare free-to-play game in which you don’t ever have to pay to fully enjoy it. I played for about an hour, which was more than enough time to recognise how very, very good it is. Walkers fan, I was looking forward to playing the sequel as soon as it came out.
Maybe you’re able to play it on the go on iPhone and at home on iPad with your progress carrying between the two without a second thought. Zombies 2 working perfectly across multiple iOS devices.
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