Hacking is my switch patched for fusee gelee?

[Kafluke]

I really dont get why people don't trust TX. I can only guess its an age thing and people don't know their history.

I once made a living by selling modded xbox classics and xbox 360 systems. At that time (early 2000's) there was no better name in the business than TX. Always updating. Great support team. Easy to follow guides and rock solid hardware.

When they announced that they had a Switch product I couldn't have been happier. Shut up and take my money!

If they say they are working on a fix for ipatched units you can take that shit to the bank!

 

[noemiemora]

Tx has future support for patched switches so might as well wait for that.

I think their newest updating will come soon.

 

[PT333]

Try anything different to your current setup - different USB cable, different USB ports, different device to inject payload (other PC, may as well try loading payload via phone), different OS... And make sure payload will get to device, unlike in pic you posted. If none of that works, I'd assume it's a patched Switch.

 

[Kukielka]

I really dont get why people don't trust TX. I can only guess its an age thing and people don't know their history.

I once made a living by selling modded xbox classics and xbox 360 systems. At that time (early 2000's) there was no better name in the business than TX. Always updating. Great support team. Easy to follow guides and rock solid hardware.

When they announced that they had a Switch product I couldn't have been happier. Shut up and take my money!

If they say they are working on a fix for ipatched units you can take that shit to the bank!

It's fairly simple. Back then they created their own hardware and developed their own software. They were King of the Hill.
Now they create hardware based on the research others did, contributed nothing to the scene and waited until a reliable exploit for the switch was found (and don't even mention it), steal code and slap their own logo and licence on it.

The ONLY thing they've done by themself regarding switch hacking was to create a XCI Loader app.

You cannot defend their current behaviour, their times of glory are no more.

 

[CrAzYLiFe]

It's fairly simple. Back then they created their own hardware and developed their own software. They were King of the Hill.
Now they create hardware based on the research others did, contributed nothing to the scene and waited until a reliable exploit for the switch was found (and don't even mention it), steal code and slap their own logo and licence on it.

The ONLY thing they've done by themself regarding switch hacking was to create a XCI Loader app.

You cannot defend their current behaviour, their times of glory are no more.

Thats a negative ghost rider.

Tx still rocking on as glorious as ever!

 

[Kukielka]

Thats a negative ghost rider.

Tx still rocking on as glorious as ever!

You didn't read my post, did you?

Do you have any arguments to bring to the table except for jumping on the TX bandwaggon?

 

[CrAzYLiFe]

You didn't read my post, did you?

Do you have any arguments to bring to the table except for jumping on the TX bandwaggon?

Yes I did read your post.

I've been using tx since xbox one..

I don't care how or what they do to get there working product out. They delivered a working product first with minimal hassel for setup with everything I wanted and I was happy to pay.

Glory to TX!

 

[leda]

Tx has future support for patched switches so might as well wait for that.

The SX Pro kit uses the "USB RCM" exploit. And the exploit is being patched. I am not against TX but even if TX has more exploits I don't think they can release a new product soon.