Hacking Wii U USB loading - install WiiU games to USB or internal memory
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yeah, this is not like "ayyyyy lmao ima raise da ticket by +X" or something like that, they raised or lowered the tickets to specific values in order to make them work, whether they just tried with hit and miss, or they do have a patcher, i just dont know
You should not have a 3d world and then an install folder inside of that folder. On the root of your SD card, you should have an install folder with all of the files and also the modified WUP installer inside root/wiiu/apps/[insert WUP Installer folder here]
Loadiine ready games should not interfere with this process, but it might be good to remove them, just to be safe. I haven't personally done an install, so maybe someone else can give a response if having Loadiine files effects the installation process.
I really doubt it's a patcher. That would mean they could calculate what the signature would be, and if that were the case, then it wouldn't depend on WUD files. We could make a signature for anything
The problem with the security here is the initialization vector is the same for both the NUS and disc ticket, so when the content of the ticket only changes by a single byte (the signature type), the signature itself only changes by a single byte as well. Which honestly seems a bit odd but I'm not going to overthink it
For anyone wondering why the WUP Installer isn't working, you need to use the King Cerelepe version (on the gdrive).
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Presumably Scene WUD releases, unfortunately it seems impossible to get them elsewhere.
The usual suspects. There's nothing to make a WUD dump right now so only scene releases will do, if it hasn't been dumped you can't play it. Shame, I wanted to play pokken.
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Xdqwerty
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