Can you reboot the console and try again?I'm starting to think it only works once a year. I haven't been able to launch it again.
Can you reboot the console and try again?I'm starting to think it only works once a year. I haven't been able to launch it again.
I have removed the battery and connected it again. As you can see here:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/S9GLS3rAd15DFaed2
The sync time is now correctly set to 11/7 but still no luck trying to launch it. Firmware 3.0.2
Can you try letting the home screen dim before trying the gesture. Also are you using the joycon grip? Switch is docked?I have removed the battery and connected it again. As you can see here:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/S9GLS3rAd15DFaed2
The sync time is now correctly set to 11/7 but still no luck trying to launch it. Firmware 3.0.2
So the OP is a phony then? Since he said he had recently accessed the e-shop before accidentally launching Flog?
Or he happened to do it precisely on July 11th?
Can you try letting the home screen dim before trying the gesture. Also are you using the joycon grip? Switch is docked?
It's true, we've only had reports of it working on 1.0 so far, so it's possible there's some other condition... Hopefully it's not that it needs to be the actual real network time. I think this is a good step though, my switch (with no battery removal) snaps back to the current date when I tick that box.
I'm totally in agreement with you that the trigger is the waking motion of the joycons, it makes a lot of senseCan you try letting the home screen dim before trying the gesture. Also are you using the joycon grip? Switch is docked?
It's true, we've only had reports of it working on 1.0 so far, so it's possible there's some other condition... Hopefully it's not that it needs to be the actual real network time. I think this is a good step though, my switch (with no battery removal) snaps back to the current date when I tick that box.
Nope, spain [emoji16]Those are the rules of the forum.
English likely is the universal language nowadays, nothing we can do about it. Nice to see an spanish speaker bro out there.
By the way you wrote, I can assume you are from Argentina, right?
Those are the rules of the forum.
English likely is the universal language nowadays, nothing we can do about it. Nice to see an spanish speaker bro out there.
By the way you wrote, I can assume you are from Argentina, right?
same to you! For some reason this hunt is very important to me.Just wanted to say thanks to both of you for your investigation here. There's got to be something...
It makes sense to me as well, but I haven't seen any evidence. What are other potential triggers that might instigate this from the home menu that line up with the OP's story?I'm totally in agreement with you that the trigger is the waking motion of the joycons, it makes a lot of sense
Nobody loves nerds.The universal language is Math and also arguably Art. The most spoken language on our planet is English though.
I'll try that. Switch undocked, tried with and without the grip.Can you try letting the home screen dim before trying the gesture. Also are you using the joycon grip? Switch is docked?
It's true, we've only had reports of it working on 1.0 so far, so it's possible there's some other condition... Hopefully it's not that it needs to be the actual real network time. I think this is a good step though, my switch (with no battery removal) snaps back to the current date when I tick that box.
It's just a Please understand gesture you make and then a sound appears. Joycons must be parallel to each, and perpendicular to the ground.We need a video of the action being done with the joycons.
The true intentions of Flog.
HTTPS spoofing from Flog may lead to other unrelated certs. Evidence is because updates to the firmware have fixed some bugs, it should lead to other findings. Wait & see.Why would that be the intention of FLOG? Why would they use it to generate certs?