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Stormwolf64

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I've applied the tubehax to the wireless settings, but i kind of do want to enable online mode for Xenoblade IF at all possible. I don't want to do it if ninja updates can screw me over at some point. Is there any way to keep that from happening? Heard about quick launch from controller. But i also heard the console might turn itself on while turned off to auto check and update if something is available.

This is giving me a headache :S
 

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I've applied the tubehax to the wireless settings, but i kind of do want to enable online mode for Xenoblade IF at all possible. I don't want to do it if ninja updates can screw me over at some point. Is there any way to keep that from happening? Heard about quick launch from controller. But i also heard the console might turn itself on while turned off to auto check and update if something is available.

This is giving me a headache :S
Tubehax doesn't disable online play.
 

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Tubehax only blocks nintendo's update servers and youtube. Disable the quick start menu. You will still be able to play Xenoblade X online, you just wont be able to connect to nintendo's update servers... So even if it did ninja update, it can't download it.

Edit: Ninja'd
 

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If you're using TubeHax DNS, the only way you can be screwed over is if you set up a second WiFi connection without it, or if TubeHax DNS goes down.

As a precaution, I'd set the following System Settings:
Automatic Software Downloads: Disabled
Standy Functions: Disabled
 

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