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Excellent game ! Love the mood with the music. The mechanic are pretty simple yet challenging. I loved it. My only nit picking would be with the multiple tutorial text in the beginning, since the barracks destroying goblins were mentioned right away, I was confused and though that the objective was a goblin camps that I needed to destroy. Maybe you could disable the barracks in the beginning and unlock it with a new set of tutorial text in the first level you see a goblin camp, would be a better learning curve imo.
Aug 14, 2019 Sometimes the first reason why some of the system applications don't run smoothly is an outdated OS. So, if you can’t empty Trash on Mac, make sure your macOS is up-to-date. If your Mac’s running the latest version of the OS but Trash still misbehaves, try the following fixes. “Magic Frontier” is damaged and can’t be opened. You should move it to the Trash. Firebelley 19 hours ago. Unfortunately this is due to the newer Mac OS code signing requirements. I currently lack the tools to do signing. There is a workaround to this problem if you are familiar with the Terminal: https.
Really good game !
Super fun! Really would love to see it polished off with saves and a proper way to exit the game. A ton of promise here. Amazingly fun!
I liked it. It was a simple but creative puzzle game, done very well.
The mac download does not work. I'm getting:
Damaged In Transit (itch) Mac Os X
“Magic Frontier” is damaged and can’t be opened. You should move it to the Trash.
Unfortunately this is due to the newer Mac OS code signing requirements. I currently lack the tools to do signing. There is a workaround to this problem if you are familiar with the Terminal: https://osxdaily.com/2019/02/13/fix-app-damaged-cant-be-opened-trash-error-mac/
Regardless, thanks for giving it a try!
Hi! It works well on our Windows machines. Please ensure that you have a 'data_' folder, '.exe' file and '.pck' file when running. Also please check that your antivirus is not blocking the executable. If you're still having issues please reply with a screenshot/more details about what's happening.
Does it crash on startup or after playing for a while?
As a lover of RTS games and puzzle games, Magic Frontier is right up my alley! Although the screenshots look like your typical RTS, it’s a deterministic and clever puzzle game. I truly love the concept behind this game.
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Here's the story:
1. Got new Mac Pro with Parallels and XP Pro preinstalled. (Disks included)
2. Installed all apps, updated everything, moved my life to this machine.
3. Discovered it was damaged in transit, so a replacement is being sent out, also with Parallels and XP Pro preinstalled.
4. They won't let me swap drives, so I think I'm going to have to clone the damaged to the new machine. After I do this I will have the 'wrong' versions of Parallels and XP Pro on the new machine - in other words, I'll be replacing the preinstalled versions with those from the damaged machine.
My intention is to then uninstall XP Pro and Parallels from the new machine, and re-install them from the disks that came with the new machine, so my disks and installed versions are 'in sync'.
Looking at the Parallels manual, it appears that I would first delete the XP Pro virtual machine, using the Delete VM option in Parallels. Then I can uninstall Parallels itself. And then reverse the procedure using the new disks.
Any potential ills to watch out for? Or does this sound straightforward enough?
Bob
1. Got new Mac Pro with Parallels and XP Pro preinstalled. (Disks included)
2. Installed all apps, updated everything, moved my life to this machine.
3. Discovered it was damaged in transit, so a replacement is being sent out, also with Parallels and XP Pro preinstalled.
4. They won't let me swap drives, so I think I'm going to have to clone the damaged to the new machine. After I do this I will have the 'wrong' versions of Parallels and XP Pro on the new machine - in other words, I'll be replacing the preinstalled versions with those from the damaged machine.
My intention is to then uninstall XP Pro and Parallels from the new machine, and re-install them from the disks that came with the new machine, so my disks and installed versions are 'in sync'.
Looking at the Parallels manual, it appears that I would first delete the XP Pro virtual machine, using the Delete VM option in Parallels. Then I can uninstall Parallels itself. And then reverse the procedure using the new disks.
Any potential ills to watch out for? Or does this sound straightforward enough?
Bob