Understood that it's the internet.
s'why I would post instructions and a 'please change your shirt to match before using these'. It feel like it would at least be worth the experiment. Maybe you get the right shirt color 50% of the time, and that's at least better than the very low percentages of light green, yellow, brown, orange we get now. If people actually stuck to it, it would not be useful for games where you need a mix (and happen to want certain specific colors), since you'd have to enter streepass, and thus clear out your gate), but would be nice for pumping up/evening out your populations in flower town, or for being color-heavy on Monster Manor.
Regardless, the specific-game MACs are mostly useless (though it seems there's somewhere of a 30-50% chance of an SMT4 tag from any given MAC in the full range which surprises me!) and I'd love to see something that can improve the hits from a desired game or color.
I've made my own personal mac cyclers for specific ranges (win 7 method). For scripts on routers, it might be difficult (or require swapping scripts occasionally. unsure; I've mostly not paid attention to the router or phone based methods), but for PC or Mac based systems, someone could make a nice front-end that selects a subset and warns the user. I've debated doing such, in any case. Maybe going that route, without publishing the exact MAC addresses would improve usage, if possibly lowering total numbers of people using them.
s'why I would post instructions and a 'please change your shirt to match before using these'. It feel like it would at least be worth the experiment. Maybe you get the right shirt color 50% of the time, and that's at least better than the very low percentages of light green, yellow, brown, orange we get now. If people actually stuck to it, it would not be useful for games where you need a mix (and happen to want certain specific colors), since you'd have to enter streepass, and thus clear out your gate), but would be nice for pumping up/evening out your populations in flower town, or for being color-heavy on Monster Manor.
Regardless, the specific-game MACs are mostly useless (though it seems there's somewhere of a 30-50% chance of an SMT4 tag from any given MAC in the full range which surprises me!) and I'd love to see something that can improve the hits from a desired game or color.
I've made my own personal mac cyclers for specific ranges (win 7 method). For scripts on routers, it might be difficult (or require swapping scripts occasionally. unsure; I've mostly not paid attention to the router or phone based methods), but for PC or Mac based systems, someone could make a nice front-end that selects a subset and warns the user. I've debated doing such, in any case. Maybe going that route, without publishing the exact MAC addresses would improve usage, if possibly lowering total numbers of people using them.