Now where are all those numbnuts from the "f**K IT. IM UPDATIUNG" blog at
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You're probably right. I'm probably only concerned because I was familiar with the Minecraft mod developer scene for some time. There these things happen, almost everytime when a new major release of MC is released.This was inevitable with such a hot scene. I don't think that will be too big of an issue unless it starts spats, the bigger problem is that there's a hardbreak on interest due to 3.0.1.
That's indeed a problem, but the Switch isn't reserved engineered enough for any kind of (for end users interesting) homebrew. Therefore the scene is going to be developers only and small for quite a while, while the trend of updating users continues. In the end there are probably still unexplored exploits out there, which will be explored and used to make Switch homebrew available to the masses, when the time is ready(remember when smea released tubehax, ironhax), no software is perfect.A lot people have moved on and we're going to be short on newblood from this point forward. Either you already had a compliant switch and are in the scene, or you didn't and aren't.
You're probably right. I'm probably only concerned because I was familiar with the Minecraft mod developer scene for some time. There these things happen, almost everytime when a new major release of MC is released.
That's indeed a problem, but the Switch isn't reserved engineered enough for any kind of (for end users interesting) homebrew. Therefore the scene is going to be developers only and small for quite a while, while the trend of updating users continues. In the end there are probably still unexplored exploits out there, which will be explored and used to make Switch homebrew available to the masses, when the time is ready(remember when smea released tubehax, ironhax), no software is perfect.
SCREW IT I'M UPDATUING!Now where are all those numbnuts from the "SCREW IT I'M UPDATUING!" blog at
I'd rather have the Switch for what I payed $300+ for, and not just have it sitting their limited to old features and games because of Homebrew.Now where are all those numbnuts from the "SCREW IT I'M UPDATUING!" blog at
DBX 2 had 3.0 update too i believeDamn now I have to buy pokken tournament, literally the only game where I didn't have to think to not buy it
DBX 2 had 3.0 update too i believe
I don't know of any places that do game rentals anymore.just rent the game if there still some places around you for that
just rent the game if there still some places around you for that
Too bad I updated to 3.0.2. Oh well.
I'm bored and consider myself a power user so my goal tonight is to get pegaswitch running.
And I believe in your words, misterProtip: When we say that you really, really, really shouldn't upgrade -- we're saying it for a reason!
Protip: When we say that you really, really, really shouldn't upgrade -- we're saying it for a reason!
I have both games, quality wise both are meh.I'm enjoying DBX2 more though also it's $10 cheaperDbz had too many technical flaws to even consider buying, plus the resell\trade value for pokken will stay steady in comparison to dbz