It might be tempting to create matches of three as quickly as possible to shorten the line as fast as possible. For this reason, you may want to consider playing this game on an Xbox 360 if you plan to use this trick. Unfortunately, for Xbox One players, there is not a very easy way to backup your save. For this reason, if you plan to use this strategy, it is recommended to backup your save file at the end of every session by either using a USB imaging tool or copying your save to a different memory device in Xbox 360 settings. This has happened to other TA users and it even happened to me, so I can confirm that this is real. Please be aware that every time you dashboard the game, there is a very small chance (<1% chance) that your save file gets corrupted. During the Challenge of Horus, I was saving multiple times per level. During stages 13 and 14 I started saving once or twice per level. Personally, in each playthrough for stages 10 and later, I started saving after every level when I was returned to the map. Since there’s not much downside, it’s up to you how frequently you’d like to save. The only downside is that it takes around 15 seconds each time you save, and you can only have one save state at a time, so if you’re in a risky position, you might want to avoid creating a save state.

Then resume your game, and if you end up losing, you can return to the dashboard, restart the game, and you’ll be back to where you were the last time you saved your game. When you get to the more difficult levels, you can abuse this feature by periodically saving and quitting when you’re in a good spot and you’ve made some progress. You can even do this in the middle of a level. At any point, you can pause the game and exit, and the game will save your progress for next time.

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