Whats the point of a large open world if there is nothing in it. The trailer showed off a ton of areas with defining features as "trees" and "hills". Somehow this world seems less interesting than BotW and that's saying something.
Great explanation, I'm assuming Nintendo is going to update the BCSV file in a future patch for more events. Glad I understand how this all works and where to look in the future. Thanks.
Interesting. Have you documented the process on what you edited/forged. I'm surprised to see the items for all the events are in the game already, I would have guessed Nintendo would be locking those behind updates as well.
Exactly. Publicly, they would never do that. Behind close doors though I'm sure a lot of emu devs have peaked at the code. I'm sure they wouldnt want to copy it line by line into the emulator but it still offers a crazy amount of information.
Its definitely a due to the cost of using an actors likeness. If they wanted to make the in-game models be close to the actors they could but that would involve a ton of royalties to be paid. Same with voice acting, sure they could hire the original cast but that would cost Square a huge chunk...
Got it. Thanks. I may do that is something doesn't come out for 8.0 by the time I want to use my Switch again. As of right now I'm okay with being on 8.0.
Oh cool. Hypothetically is it possible for me to downgrade to 5.X and then use choidujournx to update back to 7.0.1 since apparently 8.0 doesn't burn a eFuse so i'd be back to where I was basically. I don't know if it actually would work like that or not.
Uhh, Last NAND backup I made was from like 5.0.1 so probably not. I was previously on 7.0.1 so I'm pretty sure I'm stuck here for the most part. I'm not too upset about it right now so not a big deal.
I used to think it was hard to accidentally update the switch...until I did it today trying to get the smash update. Turns out its very easy to accidentally do a system update when trying to do a software update. Well...guess Im on 8.0 now.
So Question, and this has probably been answered before but just for clarification. I have a system on 5.1.0. My original Nand backup was taken on 5.0.0. I've been offline using homebrew and stuff but I want to play online. So my best bet is to probably restore my Nand back to 5.0.0 from before...
I've been having some issues as well. I've installed Python 3 (made sure to completely remove my previous install of python 2) Used pip to install cryptodome but I keep getting this error and Im not exactly sure why.
With the recent rise in brick risk from potentially malicious .NSPs and .XCIs I was wondering if there is a tool get information from a pre-existing NAND backup. I originally made a full backup with Hekate a few months ago but for the life of me I can't remember if that was before or after I...
To piggy back off this thread. I dont have a bricked switch or anything but I do have an older NAND backup that I can't remember which firmware it was taken from. Anyway to easily check that with a software tool?