I've just migrated my Citra data over to Azahar, figuring I would try it out as a proper alternative since it's getting updates now. The compatibility has vastly improved, but there is still one major problem: It cannot load Fantasy Life's DLC, and that is a very significant part of the game.
There was no release of Fantasy Life that came with this DLC on the cartridge. When it was a new game, the DLC was an extra $10 required on top of the $40 I paid for it, and everyone else I knew needed to also pay that extra $10 because DLC owners couldn't play with non-DLC owners. Somehow, 12 years later, this game's stupid anti-consumer decision is still haunting me.
For the sake of transparency: Yes, I own this game. No, I don't have a hacked 3DS. That means I'm reliant on roundabout methods to play games I own on an emulator. My motive for wanting to play on an emulator, as opposed to the hardware, is two-fold:
1. My eyesight is terrible now and I just can't see small screens like I used to.
2. I can only motivate myself to play games while chatting in Discord and I want to stream them lol.
I have been all over the internet looking for this answer and the closest thing I've found that does not return a bunch of 404 errors (or just look like straight-up malware) is this github which I cannot, for the life of me, figure out how to use. The readme file seems to assume I already know what to do with everything on the git, and I feel like I might require some programming knowledge to really make use of this. I found it on this thread which is the closest thread to someone asking a similar question to me, but the OP apparently already knows how to use the tool, and further discussion doesn't really answer my question.
The other solutions I've found are no longer on github and it would seem most of them are obsolete anyway after Nintendo's method of title key generation was leaked. (Good job, Nintendo. Never change.) I'm not allergic to learning a bit of technical things to accomplish my goal, I just don't really know where to begin and it seems that all the available tools for this assume competence I currently do not have, so I apologize if this question is very stupid. If anyone is willing to point me toward a resource that an absolute fool can understand - or at least, some way to get my foot in the door with the above-linked solution - then I would appreciate you immensely.
There was no release of Fantasy Life that came with this DLC on the cartridge. When it was a new game, the DLC was an extra $10 required on top of the $40 I paid for it, and everyone else I knew needed to also pay that extra $10 because DLC owners couldn't play with non-DLC owners. Somehow, 12 years later, this game's stupid anti-consumer decision is still haunting me.
For the sake of transparency: Yes, I own this game. No, I don't have a hacked 3DS. That means I'm reliant on roundabout methods to play games I own on an emulator. My motive for wanting to play on an emulator, as opposed to the hardware, is two-fold:
1. My eyesight is terrible now and I just can't see small screens like I used to.
2. I can only motivate myself to play games while chatting in Discord and I want to stream them lol.
I have been all over the internet looking for this answer and the closest thing I've found that does not return a bunch of 404 errors (or just look like straight-up malware) is this github which I cannot, for the life of me, figure out how to use. The readme file seems to assume I already know what to do with everything on the git, and I feel like I might require some programming knowledge to really make use of this. I found it on this thread which is the closest thread to someone asking a similar question to me, but the OP apparently already knows how to use the tool, and further discussion doesn't really answer my question.
The other solutions I've found are no longer on github and it would seem most of them are obsolete anyway after Nintendo's method of title key generation was leaked. (Good job, Nintendo. Never change.) I'm not allergic to learning a bit of technical things to accomplish my goal, I just don't really know where to begin and it seems that all the available tools for this assume competence I currently do not have, so I apologize if this question is very stupid. If anyone is willing to point me toward a resource that an absolute fool can understand - or at least, some way to get my foot in the door with the above-linked solution - then I would appreciate you immensely.
