Actually that makes sense since TX is providing a simple solution for users who don't want to be bothered with doing too much work on their end. The question still remains on where exactly the backups are being loaded from. There's not enough conclusive evidence to say it was being read from an SD card.
I would say its due to the fact that a) they have not advertised a method of joining multiple 4 GB .XCI files into one and b) they mention you can use the latest firmware which has the SDXC support added it in. Honestly, if you're going to be using TX, you don't need to be on a lower firmware since the exploit they're using works on all current Switch revisions regardless of firmware. But for those who want to use both TX and whatever the community comes up with, they will need to have the community come up with something to load .XCIs larger than 4 GB.
Eather way, if you use a emunand that never connects to the net, it will never be possible for nintendo to see your games log. Come on, it's simple to see xD
and why does it matter if they do ban you? you banned yourself doing that lol
No you don't? They banned people that used Gateway or Sky whith public headers, like people will use on Switch. This way, they could play pirated and legal games, the second ones online.and why does it matter if they do ban you? you banned yourself doing that lol
well gateway people were not banned in reality until sky3ds was up lol, your solution would require a lot of space in the micro sd card and would require an updated sysnand, the emunand must be unlinked from the sysnand for that to work, but man if you want to play online, getting another switch for legit things is a better solution, we dont even know what info is sent to nintendo, they could spy the contents of the sd card afaik
Dude, I was talking about an hypotetical use. This is an idea, not something you have to do madatory. Please, and again, I don't even wanna pirate anything. This is just a posible solution. Something that can be done.
Are you basically saying you'll play online on sysNAND with game cartridges you bought, and only play pirated games offline on emuNAND? That would work, but then you need to buy all the games you want to play online.
A copy of the OS, on the sdcard. Takes space, can be modified and launched from there, but your system partition (nand) stays clean. (Unless you make it dirty for no reason (looks at TX)).
True, but sysnand will have no traces of your emunand activities. If you are not TX and put some personaly coded files there. (TX, we think for our users - so they dont have to, and get banned...). So those are two separate environments. Think of it as rooms. One room you pirate in, the other one you dont.
Thing is, Nintedo might detect (online) all rooms they didn't build.
(So dont go online with emunand, but with sysnand and you are fine. At which point you'd have to decide - do I want "online" (sysnand has to be most current firmware), or do I want "chance of dongle free in the future" - in which case, sysnand stays on any low firmware you want to stay on. (no online)
With the TX' OS you get neither one of those options.
They say "because there is no interest in the broader public" - what they really mean though is - "our customers are too stupid to do complex things". So we give them piracy, say - you will accept bans - and to only use our solution from now on. And now please hand over the money in the extasy fuled vodoo orgies, that gbatemp threads with "sale link here - I bought! piracy!" threads usually are.)
TLDR; All the dumb people go with TX, and then can't complain to any of the bright people in the future. But they can ask TX for "service" - because they now have TX DRMed Switches, son.
A copy of the OS, on the sdcard. Takes space, can be modified and launched from there, but your system partition (nand) stays clean. (Unless you make it dirty for no reason (looks at TX)).
True, but sysnand will have no traces of your emunand activities. If you are not TX and put some personaly coded files there. (TX, we think for our users - so they dont have to, and get banned...). So those are two separate environments. Think of it as rooms. One room you pirate in, the other one you dont.
Thing is, Nintedo might detect (online) all rooms they didn't build.
(So dont go online with emunand, but with sysnand and you are fine. At which point you'd have to decide - do I want "online" (sysnand has to be most current firmware), or do I want "chance of dongle free in the future" - in which case, sysnand stays on any low firmware you want to stay on. (no online)
With the TX' OS you get neither one of those options.
They say "because there is no interest in the broader public" - what they really mean though is - "our customers are too stupid to do complex things". So we give them piracy, say - you will accept bans - and to only use our solution from now on. And now please hand over the money in the extasy fuled vodoo orgies, that gbatemp threads with "sale link here - I bought! piracy!" threads usually are.)
TLDR; All the dumb people go with TX, and then can't complain to any of the bright people in the future. But they can ask TX for "service" - because they now have TX DRMed Switches, son.
you are like a dude in the 3ds with gateway, its so funny to see people like you
New FAQ says they'll support split rom files for those using FAT32.
Aha.Lol what a read, and as of now the bans are for someone that used homebrew as is, emunand would only work in that scenario, emunand is not complex man, but its not really needed if you follow the guidelines of not using piracy online, nintendo can check everything you do, even if the carts have the same header or such, but most of the time bans come when you are noticed doing something you should not, probably bans will occur because people risk it by playing backups online, as has always been like that, you call people that buy tx dumb, but I would say that the dumb one is another, we will probably see when atmosphere is out, people doing more stupid stuff than getting banned, like really bricking their console
A little backstory because its interesting. As a Gateway user, I have been waiting since February of last year for their launcher.dat to support using EmuNAND on the latest firmware so I can go online. But as of today, they still haven't released it and may never will. So, people figured out what exactly is needed to be updated to play online without breaking EmuNAND compatibility. The system updates always contain multiple files such as ones that disable CFWs like Gateway, improve the stability of the device, or implement updates in certain modules that are detected to make sure you can go online. That last bit came in the form of an update for something involving the friends feature (can't remember the exact name of the title), but this was all was needed to be added to my 3DS to go online. Essentially, I am running a Frankenfirmware on my 3DS to play online while using the Gateway.
