I'm downloading it just to see what's inside.

Okay, I'm digging through this and trying to dice the ginormous readme into digestible portions and I haven't found anything that would work on a 4.0 LU64 wii. There's the typical IOS35 downgrading applications, but nothing we haven't seen before.

needs moar cboot2 and less pointless downgrading

There's also a collection of tools for patching ISOs: Generic Wii Patcher, Trucha Signer, and Wii Game Language Patcher. Of the three I've only heard of Trucha Patcher and isn't that thing really old?

 

If it really contains IOS35 downgrade, it's not just stupid, it's dangerous to follow that guide on a LU64+ Wii. Generic Wii Patcher is for patching .dol files, it's able to patch 001, 002 and video modes. And Trucha Signer is similar to WiiScrubber, it allows to open and manipulate .isos.

 

just another "release" from "_____"

I often wonder if it's worth fucking someone's system up because you want to be popular for putting out a "pack" somewhere.

People should just make packs of the links to the stickies in this forum.

Actually that's not a bad idea and is pretty brick-safe.

 

what R-tard made this im no expert but i still downloaded it to see what all this was about and NOT to my surprise lade on my desktop was a random compilation of outdated tools WHYYYYYYYYYYY

 

Thats what i thought, there was nothing 64+ specific or new in there?

 

HitmanMack HAS STATED ON A PRIVATE TRACKER THAT:

Anyone who reads english can just look past this kit after reading through the GBATemp section, the Assassin Kit contains only about 3 to 4 outdated softwares, which are the ones that allow your different region Wii games from around the world to function properly. The GBATemp people still have 002 issues because they never saw or followed my Stealth Kit which is part of the Assasssin Kit, Those outdated softwares make almost all worldwide game's compatible to any 3.2 firmware Wii from around the world. There are 8 bad comments on GBATemp about this kit, and about 5 bad comments on WeHackWii, those who don't bother to try things out for themselves are stuck making smart comments, living in the past, looking for solutions, and not being a benefit to anyone.

It's as simple as this, I cannot compare to Waninkoko, but I can use various software to find solutions. Waninkoko is still implementing 002 fixes into his newly created software for example --> http://www.teknoconsolas.es/blog/waninkoko...om-ios38-rev-13

There it states that rev13 does this "Implementado nuevo sistema anti error 002", anyone who knows spanish clearly knows it says "Implemented a new system for anti-error 002", my Stealth Kit, which is implemented in the Assassin Kit has overcomed this issue "COMPLETELY" a while ago. The point is I have hundreds of Wii Users "WORLDWIDE" that can vouch for my work, and the full functionality of any of my kits. 13 ignorant comments around the internet cannot encompass for those who are satisfied, and know the reality of the functionality of my work. I am also not a noob, and I know what I am talking about, especialy when I am capable of helping everyone resolve their issues with Wii modding. Those who criticize wrongfully are the ones who have been living under a rock, and do not know my work.

 

I can't really blame them. The screen annoys the shit out of me. I see it every time I go to the site and download it, I don't need to see it every time I install it.
Even if they have had trouble with scammers and what not, I think this pisses off the end user more than it frustrates scammers. After all, if they made it a wad that obviously shows that putting those screens won't do anything but piss off end users, as it's clear that scammers can just make wads and eliminate the annoyance.

 

I hate them too, but figured i'd point the legal issues out as well. They could always simply put a message at the bottom of the home-menu in the HBC itself: "This software is free. If you paid for it, you've been scammed." That'd be much less intrusive than these installer screens, and could allow for redistribution, since the HBC can't be edited w/o source. We saw how well the installer method worked.

 

why are the people doing these "guides" always so arrogant and so proud to put these things as "their" work ?

well, at least he didn't use the usual iiiiiii naming scheme and used a real haxxor name for "his" kit :-)

 

cboot2 does run on bootmii IOS? Thanks for that info. When I briefly read the release topic, it mentioned it was a modified boot2, so i assumed it had to install there. Have no use for it here (an LU31), so no experience with it.

You always learn something new every day, even if you don't plan on it. Also, thanks for the confirmation on IOS16.

Maybe I'll have my friend try cboot2 then to get cIOS in it. He'd love the USB loader, even if only to copy my discs, of which i have about 20. All my games are legal too except Wii Music (copied from another friend to try it, got boring fast) and Wii Backup Disc (torrent site, where else?). VCs are another story, and I don't play wiiware.

@Jacobeian: I have to admit, i couldn't agree more. There are too many "ii" packages/apps/guides. Lets see: Wii (duh...), Hackmii, Softmii, MiiWii (Does this one count?), Bootmii, iiii (yeah, that's an app's name)...I'm sure there's more, but i'm too lazy to find them right now.

Also, there seems to be quite a few topics having ULTIMATE in their title as well...