Hacking I'm currently on 5.3.2 and was wondering if i should update to 5.5.1 now?

[anthony001]

Hi guys im not really all sold on 5.5.1 yet and need some convincing from you guys

What do i give up if i went ahead and update to 5.5.1? I have some games in progress not yet completed using loadiine will that cause a problem if i continue on 5.5.1?
Is IOSU worth it?
is there a way to download the specific update later?
I read a while back that someone deleted a news about IOSU exploit coming soon so just wanna make sure that it is really being worked on.

 

[piratesephiroth]

you should update to 5.5.1

 

[Phantom64]

just update, 5.5.1 is even better than 5.3.2 due to stability

 

[Deleted User]

Any reason at all to stay on 5.3.2 ?

 

[povlur.]

Any reason at all to stay on 5.3.2 ?

Nope

 

[anthony001]

how bout my question

 

[Ghassen-ga]

how bout my question

tens of threads with the same questions as yours has been answered already , hence why no one is taking you very seriously , just update , the iosu exploit is already out and team salt is working on a cfw/or an emunand for 5.5.1.

 

[anthony001]

oks

 

[TheZander]

I'm not willing to lose TVii, I don't about you.

 

[Deleted-379826]

I'm not willing to lose TVii, I don't about you.

xD

 

[TheCyberQuake]

Since no one really answered your question fully:
No, you don't lose anything updating to 5.5.1. In fact you gain both a higher boot rate along with the fact that IOSU exploits are being developed for 5.5.1. They could support older firmwares in the future, but if you want in when it first happens (which it already is happening) then you want to update before Ninty patches it and creates a new firmware.

 

[TheCyberQuake]

Since no one really answered your question fully:
No, you don't lose anything updating to 5.5.1. In fact you gain both a higher boot rate along with the fact that IOSU exploits are being developed for 5.5.1. They could support older firmwares in the future, but if you want in when it first happens (which it already is happening) then you want to update before Ninty patches it and creates a new firmware.