Well, it's fine for those that have done the same for other games, but I really don't want to say yes. I still get the feeling that Nintendo is on a warpath, but all that's sent when playing online with a CIA is the console-unique header and LocalFriendCodeSeed_B.
I have the same feeling. I've been using the eshop one just in case there were something else we hadn't considered yet.
Should be. I'd give it a few hours before using online features, just for good measure
Okey. I will continue playing with internet and everything else switched off, kinda stressing to play like this.
Such is the personal qualm of a pirate. Though you should blame publishers rather than yourself. As far as I'm concerned, we should be allowed to make personal backups and play them for this exact reason. I'm still blown away by Nintendo hammering legitimate customers that bought the game from stores that broke the release date.
True, but it's been established that Nintendo doesn't care about purchase history. The eShop only checks for a valid ticket and that's it. If they did care, then we'd see massive waves of bans from freeShop users. There's a write up somewhere on Reddit explaining exactly how Nintendo fucked this up, but I CBA to find it. Basically, it would require an entire rewrite of their infrastructure to catch eShop pirates, which they obviously won't do.Yeah I agree though considering this, wouldn't a cartridge-dump with version 0 actually be safer? I mean eShop versions have version 16 and 32 respectively though if you own a cartridge and dumped that the eShop version obviously won't be in your purchase-history
