I hate to sound like a cunt, but they have more important things to develop at the moment. I agree though it would be a neat thing in the future if it could work out.dariun wrote:Hi all,
I asked this question a few years ago and was wondering the same about Hafen/Haven 2.
Is it possible to run it on tablets such as iPads, Android tablets or even Windows tablets? I'm assuming it may have better luck on Windows tablets as "all" it needs would be Java really and a usb mouse?
Thanks!
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Kronicstrafe
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Re: Hafen on portable devices
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hitori
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Re: Hafen on portable devices
the game is unplayable on Z3740 powered Win8 tablet w/ 2gb RAM
compared to Salem it runs even worse
compared to Salem it runs even worse
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Raffeh
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Re: Hafen on portable devices
Hi all,
I actually used to play Haven from my IPHONE at work. All I did was leave my Computer running at home with Team Viewer on, download the Team Viewer app (ALL FREE) and just access your home computer Via Remote Control.
I basically just stood in front of a curio cupboard and was able to update my curios throughout the day. I have a Surface pro I use for work but I haven't tested haven on it yet. I am assuming it would be able to run because it is running exactly the same as a laptop (Windows 8 unfortunately) but I don't want to test it in case it flags up with my HR department.
I have been thinking about a idea to make a APP which would connect to haven servers and just open up your STUDY + INVENTORY to allow you to just drag and drop items throughout the day without even loading up the whole world? JUST the two containers? I think it would be highly beneficial and even with the new experience points system cant really be overly abused. It just allows people who work long hours to keep curios cooking as people who live off benefits and do nothing all day.

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I actually used to play Haven from my IPHONE at work. All I did was leave my Computer running at home with Team Viewer on, download the Team Viewer app (ALL FREE) and just access your home computer Via Remote Control.
I basically just stood in front of a curio cupboard and was able to update my curios throughout the day. I have a Surface pro I use for work but I haven't tested haven on it yet. I am assuming it would be able to run because it is running exactly the same as a laptop (Windows 8 unfortunately) but I don't want to test it in case it flags up with my HR department.
I have been thinking about a idea to make a APP which would connect to haven servers and just open up your STUDY + INVENTORY to allow you to just drag and drop items throughout the day without even loading up the whole world? JUST the two containers? I think it would be highly beneficial and even with the new experience points system cant really be overly abused. It just allows people who work long hours to keep curios cooking as people who live off benefits and do nothing all day.
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Didn't realise this method was already discussed. I thought I had something to bring to the table guess I don't LOLRemote desktop apps are always an option, too.Mysia wrote:i also play at work from my phone via teamviewer using it to emu;late my computer monitor/mouse,
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