Or they wont, because they're already way too busy spending those hours working on a patch. We should work on lessening their workload, not adding shit for them to do.
Most of them were working on things that people pointed out or were turning to people for advice.Maitosuklaa said:Or they wont, because they're already way too busy spending those hours working on a patch. We should work on lessening their workload, not adding shit for them to do.
eumemo said:Edgewalker_001 said:Well, I was actually trying to post a reply to someone asking about the specifics of the NO$GBA fix thing when the thread closed, I'd think that would count as "on topic help"...
Message copied and pasted: "Is this the fix people say it's working for no$gba?
Yeah, basically the fix pack contains a decrypting or encrypting program for the ROM, and some edited BIOS files for NO$GBA sop it can read ROMS of that type, I don't understand how it works aside from those basic facts...
The Encryption program is called eNDryptS Advanced"
I'm the one who asked that question, thanks for the answer.
I have done this eNDryptS procedure, and got rid of that black screen at the beginning, but sporadical freezes still happen, right? Or am I missing something?
Searinox said:Please take this very seriously. It's from a ROM releaser in the #HGSS as many of you in there will recognize but none will relay back here.
[23:43:38] if you want to know actually how to do it
[23:43:44] the protection to check for flashcards
[23:43:54] reads from under 8000h
[23:44:02] so you can find it very easily in no$gba
[23:46:38] read what i said closely
[23:46:47] its just the same typical protection as usual
[23:47:26] it doesnt matter what the EFFECTS of the protection are
[23:47:31] they all check the same thing
[23:47:46] they all use the same method to actually see if its a flashcard
[23:48:24] not the same every game