Homebrew Unable to play online on out of region game.

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So I decide to download YW2 from freeshop with USA version since it isnt released in EUR.
I wanted to try playing online and it asked me to accept nintendo policy contract. I did do so and it told me: Parametrd saved.
Back when im back to the game it tells me that I should accept them even if I already did.
And same scenario restarts everytime I try to go online.
Any help?
 

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Thanks but can I know what do you by retail consoles?
Retail consoles are the consoles you normally buy at a store. Even with sig patches a .cia made for dev units will only work on dev units unless you edit a part of it for retail consoles.
 

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Yo think that would work with dragon quest 10 in japan? It's a streaming-based 3ds game. Not sure if it would work even with patches, but i'm curious if anybody knows.
 

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