They are generated from the game card and the DS.
So if you change game card, say you lost your copy of mario kart, it will change.
Also it will change if you get another DS, though you can copy across your ID, friends list and AP details to another DS.
So if you change game card, say you lost your copy of mario kart, it will change.
Also it will change if you get another DS, though you can copy across your ID, friends list and AP details to another DS.
With roms it is still ok. Like he said, the game AND the DS. so if you put your flash card into another DS, it'll make a new friend code.
I wonder if they will make a Best Friend code =D Ones who stand above the rest.
I wonder if they will make a Best Friend code =D Ones who stand above the rest.
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The idea of a new friend code for each new save (or game card for that matter), is so that everyone who shares one DS, can play online on that DS at different times, without affecting each others friend list. What is really happening, is that the first time you connect with a given game card, the game is getting a new friend code from the Nintendo WFC server, and putting it into the game card.
The only thing that affects if the friend code will be the same or not on next connection, is the WFC ID stored in the current DS. If the WFC ID is the same, then the friend code for that game card will remain the same. This is why you can transfer your WFC ID info to another DS, then play your game card on that DS without affecting your friend code.
The only thing that affects if the friend code will be the same or not on next connection, is the WFC ID stored in the current DS. If the WFC ID is the same, then the friend code for that game card will remain the same. This is why you can transfer your WFC ID info to another DS, then play your game card on that DS without affecting your friend code.
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@Xdqwerty, wire is definitely more practical IMO. Hell these days you can charge a laptop over USB, can't charge a laptop wirelessly though. Wireless chargers, even "fast" ones, are only good for slowly charging devices, plus they generate a good amount of heat too+1
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Can plug my phone in and charge from 0 to 50% in like 20-30 minutes, Would take an hour+ on wireless charging
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Power banks can be incredible depending on your needs. 1) I have a 100w capable one that can charge my laptop. 2) Same one can also power my soldering iron (though is overkill for it) 3) a BIG power bank I have with an AC outlet on it can power my desktop weed vape during a power outage
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@Sicklyboy I have this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BJQ7F16T/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_8?smid=AKXVBT49GGF3B&psc=1
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@HiradeGirl, I finally did talk to my brother (although only about my pills and anxiety)
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