This master race crap needs to end. When a9lh first came out, I was impressed but unsure because of inherent risks. As I continued to follow the evolution of a9lh installation in search of the safest method, this master race nonsense started to grow. Truth be told, my first reaction to the master race garbage was that I no longer had any interest in installing a9lh. Having to deal with that degree of pompous douchebaggery when researching a9lh was not worth it at all.
Only after the guide reached its recent incarnations and most of new brick reports were due to user error, I decided to go ahead and try it out on a backup unit. Already having all of the necessary tools to tackle the guide at any System Update was also one of the reasons I even considered doing it, as I didn't want to end up screwing up and being stuck on an unusable version.
While the guide may have made it safer to install than ever before, it's still a tedious process that is measured against the perceived value of a9lh. It doesn't matter that a9lh has been a gamechanger, if everyone thinks it turns you into an unrepentant assclown.
(I already have it but i'm making notes so I can install it on my friends system when they buy oot3d lol)
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