Gaming Anyone with Pokemon Rumble U? I'm attempting a game exploit.

[RemixDeluxe]

This may seem like old news to some but if you copy your game save to a USB, run the game and spend your coins to upgrade your figures, delete the save off the USB and recopy from the system your coins will remain the same amount.

HOWEVER, by doing this the next time you attempt to upgrade a figure the game asks you to do a rewrite to its previous state. All I wanna know is if anyone figured a way around this so I can freely upgrade my figure as many times as I want while still keeping my coins?

 

[Slartibartfast42]

This isn't an exploit. You need a buffer overflow to create an exploit. You just want a game cheat. Discover a real exploit, develop a homebrew ecosystem, and you can cheat at as many games as you want.

 

[RemixDeluxe]

I'm sorry if I didn't word my topic correctly. Regardless I wanted to know if anyone got around to reusing coins as many times as needed. That would be helpful.

 

[wolf-snake]

This isn't an exploit. You need a buffer overflow to create an exploit. You just want a game cheat. Discover a real exploit, develop a homebrew ecosystem, and you can cheat at as many games as you want.

well i think it does fit as an exploit but no like big system exploit that allow homebrew

 

[RemixDeluxe]

well i think it does fit as an exploit but no like big system exploit that allow homebrew

Which is why I specifically said "Game Exploit" in my topic title. Not System exploit or anything else.

 

[Yacker]

So, the temp as degraded to not only pirating games, but also pirating IN games.

 

[RemixDeluxe]

So, the temp as degraded to not only pirating games, but also pirating IN games.

I payed for the game. Are you saying I'm not entitled to do what I want with it?

 

[jowan]

I payed for the game. Are you saying I'm not entitled to do what I want with it?

You didn't pay for a game, you payed for a service, which is still owned by Nintendo, I knowa, it sucks, but it's their terms so yeah, suck it up. Good luck with your "exploit".

 

[RemixDeluxe]

You didn't pay for a game, you payed for a service, which is still owned by Nintendo, I knowa, it sucks, but it's their terms so yeah, suck it up. Good luck with your "exploit".

No you can go "suck it up". I definitely payed for a game and this isn't some MMO service, its an offline local multiplayer game. Please educate yourself on the game at hand before telling others wrong info.

 

[jowan]

No you can go "suck it up". I definitely payed for a game and this isn't some MMO service, its an offline local multiplayer game. Please educate yourself on the game at hand before telling others wrong info.

"The Software is licensed, not sold, to you solely for your personal, noncommercial use on your Wii U. You may not publish, copy, modify, reverse engineer, lease, rent, decompile, or disassemble any portion of the Software, or bypass, modify, defeat, tamper with, or circumvent any of the functions or protections of your Wii U, unless otherwise permitted by law."

https://www.nintendo.com/consumer/info/en_na/docs.jsp?menu=wiiu&submenu=wup-eula-agree

As you said, "Please educate yourself on the game at hand before telling others wrong info."

 

[RemixDeluxe]

"The Software is licensed, not sold, to you solely for your personal, noncommercial use on your Wii U. You may not publish, copy, modify, reverse engineer, lease, rent, decompile, or disassemble any portion of the Software, or bypass, modify, defeat, tamper with, or circumvent any of the functions or protections of your Wii U, unless otherwise permitted by law."

https://www.nintendo.com/consumer/info/en_na/docs.jsp?menu=wiiu&submenu=wup-eula-agree

As you said, "Please educate yourself on the game at hand before telling others wrong info."

You state the obvious. No shit I don't own the Pokemon franchise, this isn't any different than buying a physical game to use on a gaming system but because I own the license to use it I can do whatever I want, you completely detailed the topic as this isn't about legal issues more than you trying to argue that a game is a service. Go buy your self a dictionary and see how service fits with a video game. The only service done here is myself downloading this off the eShop. Nothing more.

Since you like the taste of copypasta so much here

"As you said, "Please educate yourself on the game at hand before telling others wrong info." "

 

[jowan]

You state the obvious. No shit I don't own the Pokemon franchise, this isn't any different than buying a physical game to use on a gaming system but because I own the license to use it I can do whatever I want, you completely detailed the topic as this isn't about legal issues more than you trying to argue that a game is a service. Go buy your self a dictionary and see how service fits with a video game. The only service done here is myself downloading this off the eShop. Nothing more.

Since you like the taste of copypasta so much here

"As you said, "Please educate yourself on the game at hand before telling others wrong info." "

Ha you're kidding right? Anyways, just read the article about the guy whose games where deleted by Nintendo remotely because he broke some rule and the explanation was "eShop games are SERVICES YOU HIRE FROM NINTENDO"

 

[drfsupercenter]

Wow, you guys can be a bunch of idiots sometimes.

Yes, I have Rumble U and that seems like a nifty trick to try. Thanks for letting me know about it.

If you don't like piracy or cheating, don't pirate or cheat. It's that simple. No need to chew someone else for doing what they want. It would be one thing if this were an online game and he was affecting others (e.g. using Pokesav'd Pokémon on the GTS or whatnot), but it's not. Give the guy a break.

 

[Slartibartfast42]

"The Software is licensed, not sold, to you solely for your personal, noncommercial use on your Wii U. You may not publish, copy, modify, reverse engineer, lease, rent, decompile, or disassemble any portion of the Software, or bypass, modify, defeat, tamper with, or circumvent any of the functions or protections of your Wii U, unless otherwise permitted by law."

https://www.nintendo.com/consumer/info/en_na/docs.jsp?menu=wiiu&submenu=wup-eula-agree

As you said, "Please educate yourself on the game at hand before telling others wrong info."

EULA's are not legal contracts. They don't have the force of law.

 

[RemixDeluxe]

Ha you're kidding right? Anyways, just read the article about the guy whose games where deleted by Nintendo remotely because he broke some rule and the explanation was "eShop games are SERVICES YOU HIRE FROM NINTENDO"

I'm not gonna argue with someone who doesn't know what the hell your talking about. If you don't know anything about the game let alone digital licenses then please leave my topic.