I very often have problems with my son to fortnite. He plays this on the switch. However, he often cracks the password. This year alone 3x and plays over the allowed time. I have repeatedly threatened to delete it. But never done, because I know how important it is to him.
I did it today. He is crying bitterly, he has played it for 2 years. I feel bad now, even though I know it was correct.
could you restore the game?
I'm on the menu and deleted it under data management. The last thing behind it was backup… No backup.
As I know, you only need the Epic data
Online game memory slots are usually stored in an account on servers and not on the clients.
So I didn't trigger the Infero?!
It's his own fault, but I'm very sorry
The game is deleted, but its data should still be available.
You can easily download the game from the store again. And since you just deleted the game and didn't do anything with his account, just start and it works… You don't need to register anymore because his acc is already linked to the switch.
I would not give it back to him straight away, my parents did things like that, they just pulled in my cell phone and then there was a list of points. So for every housework I did, I got a point and at 10 points I got it again… It was a bit hard, but over the years my cell phone was drawn less and less because I understood that it was more infinite is to be listened to and obeyed
The problem is trust. He helps great in the household and so on, school is also ok. I have an extra app on my phone to control the playing time. You can enter here exactly how long he can play or the time until when. By receiving the parent code you can bypass it. This app is a bit stupid. You log in with your finger code to get in. My kids all know the code to unlock the screen, especially for emergencies. If you know this, you can put the TouchID on it at any time. So he comes into the app. On this the code is made completely stupid. With settings, he can look at the code without having to enter anything. Disrespectful, etc. No question. That's why I went to The Palm.
Yes, I can understand that… So you have the app with which you control everything on your cell phone? If so, don't you have another one where you could install the app? You could then secure that without anyone knowing the code
