Hacking Discussion [PSA] SX OS Banwave is here!!!
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Thats not his question. He's asking if one NAND remains completely online and doesn't do any hacks and the other NAND does hacks but stays offline is safe or not. Obviously, if you do any form of hack and connect online, you can get banned but what if that NAND never connects online and instead the other NAND does everything legitimately? This can work as long as Nintendo doesn't detect you are running EmuNAND.
I understand that both NANDS are the same. But activity done on one of them should be separate from the other NAND. Especially while one was kept offline.
That doesn't sound right at all there's gotta be more to what he was doing than just save editing. Maybe he did it while online using HB is a good guess. But I save edit the fck out of Xenoblade 2 and FE Warriors offline and i'm still golden
Did op change the pic or are some of you actually that blind that you can't tell the angles are completely different between the shinyq pic and the op's? Op's even has a light reflecting off of it and a shadow on it hahahah
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Do comment on your resultGonna wipe the switch when I get home before going online hopefully they didn't get me but chances are they did so rip mk8 and fortnite
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Btw, I had assumed it went without saying -- if you're playing with unofficial builds of work in progress layeredfs stuff that is broken (and crashes frequently, consequentially), you shouldn't be anywhere near online and shouldn't even have online enabled. I use custom error codes for debugging, and if a report with one of those goes up to N's server from your console, you will almost certainly get banned from online. If you're concerned about that, don't use stuff until it's done.
Btw, I had assumed it went without saying -- if you're playing with unofficial builds of work in progress layeredfs stuff that is broken (and crashes frequently, consequentially), you shouldn't be anywhere near online and shouldn't even have online enabled. I use custom error codes for debugging, and if a report with one of those goes up to N's server from your console, you will almost certainly get banned from online. If you're concerned about that, don't use stuff until it's done.
I used layeredfs to play kirby, snipperclips plus and then i bought a sx os license. I used it but accidentally went online for a second. I played BOTW and kirby. Then i went to ofw and tried to open eshop. When i tried to open it, an error popped up that the console was restricted. Than i headed back to splatoon 2 and i played for 30 minutes. Right now, only my eshop is affected and i can download both system and game updates. EDIT: I booted my switch in ofw to update games aswell.
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Same thing happened to me, but after an hour or so I got completely banned and now I can't play splatoon and all that
Does anyone know if a banned Switch can still play games in local with other Switches? Also does Switch have a direct connection feature to connect with other Switches to play wirelessly local or does it need to be connected on a router?
@TheLastOfUs still didn't reply but I'll assume that he went online on SX mode, which means that still no one reported a ban from only using SX in offline mode (with WiFi settings deleted) and online on clean OFW
ONly used SXOS offline (no updates on games) and some emulators before (also offline). no ban yet (gone online for the first time to look for ban )
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