Honestly the biggest thing preventing me from contributing is that I am absolute ass when it comes to pointer-based languages like C and C++. Even Objective-C gives me a headache. I use Java and Swift's superior memory management as a crutch.
The main issue here I guess for piracy (cheating is even worse) is that developers might be afraid of selling their games on Nintendo because of piracy risk,
But weirdly this "fear" does exist only with gaming consoles, for example no one on iOS will say "Hey wait we can install any application on an iPhone by signing it with our own keys, it's too risky" (same for PC, Android etc),
More and more games will have online features therefore we can check the licensing and some games can only work online,
Because online services are now well protected I guess that fear tend to vanish because the majority of players use their stuff like it was intended and never try to crack it, so if those legits gamers who are paying for a game and a service are well protected against online cheat bull shit the Switch will remain a good choice for players and developers because still safer than PC, Android, iOS and onlines services are handled by NIntendo,
And we can even dev on the go, have you ever seen a Xbox developer in a train ?!
I do think that Nintendo Switch will remain a great platform for players and developers even tho it was cracked[/QUOTE]
I understand your points but they all seem like they are your personal opinion and not fact. Where have you seen companies being afraid to release their product on a Nintendo system due to piracy concerns? It sounds like all speculation.
I never said it was the case, actually I said that even cracked the Switch is safer than a PC or a Phone
No, it's still in development but most of the easy stuff has been taken care of so now they're knocking out the hard stuff. Patience is a virtue, it's free and will be done when it's done.Is it rip?
Couldn't have put it better myself.
Yeah it's still being worked on there are some tricky technical implementation issues they have to conquer now but it's getting there.
Yeah it's still being worked on there are some tricky technical implementation issues they have to conquer now but it's getting there.
I don't think we can confirm this enough: Commits generally only happen when some portion of the code can be considered complete. They will not be committing to the remote repository on any particular schedule. I've had whole 2-week sprints at work where only a few pushes/PRs were done because the features we're working on are that complex. This is normal even for people getting paid to write code. And this project certainly isn't paid.
Couldn't have put it better myself.
Yeah it's still being worked on there are some tricky technical implementation issues they have to conquer now but it's getting there.
Proof to any of this?
Sounds like you guys are just talking out of your ass
Stop pretending to be "in the know"
While I'm not part of the project itself, I do work in the application development field. I can assure you, this is normal during the rough/complex portion of any project.
Also, somewhere in this thread is a screenshot of Scires himself admitting to just this. It's not even that far back, maybe 3 or 4 pages?
The proof is in the pudding. It's open source and you can follow the commits that have been added. Also I follow the dev's progress on the ReSwitched discord daily. Not pretending about anything or talking out my ass, I've been following this closely since day one.
https://github.com/Atmosphere-NX/Atmosphere/commits/master
A good way to determine if a project is dead is if it goes awhile without commits, and 4 days isn't nearly long enough to consider it dead. Also:
A good way to determine if a project is dead is if it goes awhile without commits, and 4 days isn't nearly long enough to consider it dead. Also:
@TunaKetchup Everybody with the exception of a few individuals are just spewing out nonsense and useless shit on this forum (myself included). Didn't you know? This thread has about a hundred pages of "yeah they're working on it and it'll be done when it's done".
I'm "in the know" and I can confirm it is definitely going to be released this year, with emuNAND and may or may not include other features, for certain. Read now, quote me later.
the biggest feature is a way to disable the nsw from sending error logs to bigN servers to prevent bans for homebrew
That sounds excellent, but I wonder if we'll ever reach a point where we're confident in such a feature. There could always be one more report that we miss, one little check that we overlooked...
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It won't right away, someone will have to code a backup loader separately after it is released. If you want to play backups now, you need to buy an SX OS or Pro, or, use the trick with Hekate. For details you should see the Backups forum.
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