What I think is funny is that most people that got banned also pre-ordered the games legit and just couldn't contain their excitement. It's like we've been banned for being extra hard pokemon fans. Shame on you Nintendo. XD
We need someone who 100% was banned from eshop to try I guess. I'll probably do it after the '15' is up just in the off chance they unban. I mean it might work but my impression of the eshop/nn ban was console based and not the same as the other ban.
he will get the big surprise if he finally decides to buy something off the eshop
much rope very coily
adding on to this, people who want to use the dsiware downgrade on their other 3ds's. no eshop? No dsiware and no system transfer.
Kudos for you for still buying from them. Being completely honest, if I had gotten banned I'd freeshop the fuck out of everything. They don't want money from the people they banned? May as well do what they want.
eh that's just impatience. I can't be bothered to go online until I caught all the pokes
Asking again for shits and giggles.
"Out of curiosity, if someone has both error codes and has their NNID linked to the console, what happens if they buy a new 3DS and link their NNID with that? It seems people with an NNID and both error codes report the NNID and Nintendo Network services working fine on their WiiU/PC, but would the new 3DS simply be banned too?"
"Out of curiosity, if someone has both error codes and has their NNID linked to the console, what happens if they buy a new 3DS and link their NNID with that? It seems people with an NNID and both error codes report the NNID and Nintendo Network services working fine on their WiiU/PC, but would the new 3DS simply be banned too?"
When people say they "only been to the festival plaza and got banned too", they mean they went to the plaza with wifi turned on and connected to nintendo's server? I barely remember what I did at the plaza, but I had the wifi turned off and I don't think it ever prompted me to connect. Al this paranoia is making me think I'll be banned as well even tho it shouldn't be literally possible. I'm still playing story mode (barely survived against the school of wishiwashis lol), so I guess I will try replacing the game with the legit cia tomorrow or whenver it's available and then try online play.
Probably should but that brings up even more risk than waiting for slowhax I assume given I own no soldering gun/whatever and never tried before. The tutorial doesn't look difficult though.
That doesnt bring my ~400 pokemon back from their servers
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