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Game Welcome Screen - How to turn it off?
Posted: 09 June 2025, 13:30
by SquashEngineer
Whenever I enter a table, the Welcome Screen is always displayed and I have to click it closed every time. It's annoying both on PC and phone.
Is there an Option setting that I am missing that allows me to turn this off?
(It only seems to happen for Mission Deep Sea)
I don't see any active or historical bugs, or forum entries by anyone else, so I'm thinking this is isolated to me only.
Re: Game Welcome Screen - How to turn it off?
Posted: 09 June 2025, 14:09
by SquashEngineer
SquashEngineer wrote: ↑09 June 2025, 13:30
Whenever I enter a table, the Welcome Screen is always displayed and I have to click it closed every time. It's annoying both on PC and phone.
Is there an Option setting that I am missing that allows me to turn this off?
(It only seems to happen for Mission Deep Sea)
I don't see any active or historical bugs, or forum entries by anyone else, so I'm thinking this is isolated to me only.
I see now this is the "Deep Sea Tour" screen, that supposedly gives an instructional tour of how the game works.
I am positive I have clicked the "Never show me this tour again" checkbox many times, but the screen keeps showing up every time I enter the table for my turn.
Re: Game Welcome Screen - How to turn it off?
Posted: 09 June 2025, 19:53
by Tisaac
SquashEngineer wrote: ↑09 June 2025, 14:09
SquashEngineer wrote: ↑09 June 2025, 13:30
Whenever I enter a table, the Welcome Screen is always displayed and I have to click it closed every time. It's annoying both on PC and phone.
Is there an Option setting that I am missing that allows me to turn this off?
(It only seems to happen for Mission Deep Sea)
I don't see any active or historical bugs, or forum entries by anyone else, so I'm thinking this is isolated to me only.
I see now this is the "Deep Sea Tour" screen, that supposedly gives an instructional tour of how the game works.
I am positive I have clicked the "Never show me this tour again" checkbox many times, but the screen keeps showing up every time I enter the table for my turn.
It's using local storage to remember your choice, so if your browser automatically clear that when you close it, then it's probably the reason why it keeps poping up.
Re: Game Welcome Screen - How to turn it off?
Posted: 04 July 2025, 15:32
by SquashEngineer
Tisaac wrote: ↑09 June 2025, 19:53
SquashEngineer wrote: ↑09 June 2025, 14:09
SquashEngineer wrote: ↑09 June 2025, 13:30
Whenever I enter a table, the Welcome Screen is always displayed and I have to click it closed every time. It's annoying both on PC and phone.
Is there an Option setting that I am missing that allows me to turn this off?
(It only seems to happen for Mission Deep Sea)
I don't see any active or historical bugs, or forum entries by anyone else, so I'm thinking this is isolated to me only.
I see now this is the "Deep Sea Tour" screen, that supposedly gives an instructional tour of how the game works.
I am positive I have clicked the "Never show me this tour again" checkbox many times, but the screen keeps showing up every time I enter the table for my turn.
It's using local storage to remember your choice, so if your browser automatically clear that when you close it, then it's probably the reason why it keeps poping up.
How do I fix the issue you have identified?
Re: Game Welcome Screen - How to turn it off?
Posted: 04 July 2025, 16:19
by Tisaac
SquashEngineer wrote: ↑04 July 2025, 15:32
Tisaac wrote: ↑09 June 2025, 19:53
SquashEngineer wrote: ↑09 June 2025, 14:09
I see now this is the "Deep Sea Tour" screen, that supposedly gives an instructional tour of how the game works.
I am positive I have clicked the "Never show me this tour again" checkbox many times, but the screen keeps showing up every time I enter the table for my turn.
It's using local storage to remember your choice, so if your browser automatically clear that when you close it, then it's probably the reason why it keeps poping up.
How do I fix the issue you have identified?
I dont know, check your browser's settings