New Ipad need help with Hay Day app

Hi Vombatti,

I'd love to help, but unfortunately I have no clue about Apple, as I'm only using Android devices. (Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+)

But I wanted to answer you. I wish you so.'s coming up soon with help.

In short:
Exit the game:
- Android had/ has the Left arrow (Go Back) button so application must find an action when user presses on it. And that's how android use can completely close the app that way (no running in the background).
- Apple does not have that button. To force close an application, there are different ways. I pressed the (only) physical home button twice then swipe up the app. You can search the internet for screenshot/video that show you how to quit/force close an app on iPad if you are still unsure.

In both case, you actually close the app and not even let it run in the background. When you open the app again, you are right back on your farm. You don't need to log out of Supercell ID, unless you don't want other to accidentally open your farm when you are not using iPad.


Farm in the cloud:
- When you start Hay Day for the first time on ipad, a farm level 1 is created, AND automatically connected to the game Center account in use at that time. Then, I guess you load your farm via Supercell ID but does not log out of Game Center (via app Settings on iPad). Which seems normal till now.
- However, each time you open hay day app, the application detects 2 farms: the current farm loaded on the device (that you loaded via Supercell ID) and the one that can be loaded because connected to the Game Center account in use (Hay Day scan game Center account for known farms at the start). That's why the game ask you to choose.


To get rid of the cloud farm (the one accidentally connected to GC that you did not intend to create):
a) you can take screenshot, contact Support (they seem to have a dedicated question for that) and ask them to disconnect the farm from that Game Center account. As long as it is a low level, verification is pretty basic (it's not like player will lose months of playing).
b) if you think you might use it as a backup farm or a decoy farm on your device (to hide real farm), or whatever, you could proceed to connect it to Spercell ID for future use.
c) if you don't need Game Center account logged in, you can simply log out of Game Center app, then Hay Day won't be able to scan for available farms at start up anymore.