All you had to say was "There is an ARM7 in the 3DS." and give that link. Instead, you went off on tangents deliberately just to insult me in the post, so I ignored the actual proof thinking it was unrelated just to get rid of me with some bullshit unrelated to the topic at hand.
you either assume to much or use assuming as an excuse for your behavior
My behavior didn't call for insults. You could've been decent towards me and just clarified, but no, you act like other elitist Tempers.
god quit playing the victim when you insulted my intelligence in the first place
well,I said that too. I think its only fair you'll put "edit- sorry I wad wrong" in your first messege about it here to stop misinformation from spreading.
as I said, sometimes mgba is better then vc because afaik it could emulate some hardware the vc cant. also, his behavior is unacceptable but why are you being hurt by somebody who clearly doesnt know something you do? I'd say it would have been better if you wouldve said it more calmly...
not "hurt" more annoyed and idk where you get this information about mgba but tell me how a mgba emulator somehow can emulate what the hardware itself can't do? that makes no logical sense the only limitation would be things built into the carts themselves such as sun sensors and accelerometers
and pokemon wont work because it uses real time clock. or at least emerald, ruby and saphire do. the list isnt so small... google it. and pokemon might be a deal breaker for lots of tempers
because it emulates both the gba and the cartridge and the cart has some processors inside it. in fact its true even for gb/c as theres mbc inside and some emulators dont support all types of mbc.iirc mgba does. because the cart in vc is simulsted via software, and nobody bothered to simulate all carts, and also we dont have that hardware inside gba/3ds itself... you see?
about to test it myself but pretty sure the ONLY problem pokemon games have is saving issues if you don't patch it properly
the patching is because (I think) vc doesnt support large sram emulations which might be becsuse its not emulating the mbc. again most of my knowledge is avout gb/c but im not talking out of mah ass here
after some research all thats needed is a simple patch to fix it https://gbatemp.net/threads/pokemon-ruby-sapphire-clock-other-patches.323667/ there is also a tool called gbata that can fix it
agaim. the patch is needed because of the systems inability to prlperly emulate hardware. if vc was flawless then no patch would be needed. also the patch only allows time to pass when game is running which isnt what was intended originally- the whole point of rtc is stuff running when game isnt
try letting more then 5 mins to pass. like a day or so. see if berries actually grow...
again I didn't put any rtc patch on it the clocks time is passing without a patch... without a patch the clock is just stuck usually
whats im saying is, a. maybe this injecter also puts a patch, but in any case, b. let a few hours pass irl when game isnt running and the console is shut down and see if berries grow.
oh i saved it right in front of planted berries to test it and again the rtc patches don't let time pass at all this though when its off time is actually passing the clock is actually updating also it takes like 12 hours for berries to grow if not longer
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