Are there any downsides to using power-ups?
When I play Angry Birds Friends, I always try to complete the levels every week 100% power-up-free. Mostly, as intrinsic motivation (what's the point of achieving something if you do it by "cheating" via a bought power-up?)
However, there's also a smidgen of extrinsic motivation: does the game regard such "cheating" (e.g. getting a higher score via using a power-up) as a tangible Bad Thing?
Does using power-ups penalize your score somehow?
Does using power-ups make your power-up score be ineligible for rankings among either friends or entire league?
Other tangible downsides of cheating by using power-ups?
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Are UPS harmful?
They do emit some radiation but no, it's such low level that it's not hazardous to humans but might interfere with other equipment such as radios. In Europe a UPS must meet the European Directive for electromagnetic compatibility which includes EM levels according to the EN 61000 series of standards.What are some limitations of using an UPS?
Disadvantages of UPS- Cost. The major concern of UPS system is the cost involved in it. ...
- Maintenance. Using a UPS system, also does bring many considerations because of the maintenance involved in it. ...
- Durability. ...
- Device Protection. ...
- Power Consumption.
Is UPS power supply safe?
The UPS contains several internal power sources which can be hazardous. (b) The internal battery can generate an electric shock. All batteries removed from the UPS for replacement must be disposed of according to the current health and safety regulations.What are the disadvantages of uninterrupted power supply?
Disadvantages of Uninterruptible power supplies :- Maintain cost is difficult.
- The startup cost is too much high.
- Commercial uses require a large number of batteries.
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