Homebrew Please Stop Following YouTube Tutorials For A9LH

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ok let time come by and let's see which ''tool'' is different(because by now it would be minor updates) OR
that plailect fucked up so he changing it.
also, your belief might be wrong because you might got that info by someone else or the creator of the guide himself.
and he might not be as loyal as you think he is.
i say might btw.
you never know what can happen.
The thing is, though, that Plailect's guide isn't necessarily just maintained by Plailect. Of course, he pushes all the public revisions, but everything included in the guide is well tested by known developers before it ever makes it to the guide. Whereas YouTube uploaders just makes guides willy nilly with no regard to just how volatile this scene is.
 
The thing is, though, that Plailect's guide isn't necessarily just maintained by Plailect. Of course, he pushes all the public revisions, but everything included in the guide is well tested by known developers before it ever makes it to the guide. Whereas YouTube uploaders just makes guides willy nilly with no regard to just how volatile this scene is.


I'll take you seriously when you're done with puberty.

some youtubers actualy tell the viewers to download the latest version of any tool they downloading
that helps
don't need to be updating everytime.
also other youtubers might think about doing a new a9lh video
you never know.
that's all im saying.
 
I figured that to be too harsh, so I'll substitute it with thanking him for contributing to the tumor.

ok actualy lemme show you that i'm with neither of the sides.
videos got their flaws, so as plailects guide. (dont need to repeat that)
this thread should be talking about how to make a guide that is ''E for everyone''

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btw . . .
Plailect should make a video.
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ok actualy lemme show you that i'm with neither of the sides.
videos got their flaws, so as plailects guide. (dont need to repeat that)
this thread should be talking about how to make a guide that is ''E for everyone''
Yes, at one time Plailect's guide recommended OTP-less installations for N3DS users, and that turned out to be an impending train wreck. No author is perfect, especially when they have positive evidence to go on. My argument, though, was solely toward video guides that have sprung up in abundance as of recent due to 11.2 now being fully exploitable along with a new ARM9 exploit, and the massive wave of new users we've incurred that are all complaining about something going wrong after following these videos. We've all warned users against following videos on installing A9LH for months now, and quite honestly I wouldn't have felt it necessary to even post this thread if there wasn't such a surge of new users with their new Christmas presents that are all mostly following these videos. I'm trying to be helpful as well, but it's like telling someone a stove is hot and they touch it anyway because they don't wanna hear it.
 
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Yes, at one time Plailect's guide recommended OTP-less installations for N3DS users, and that turned out to be an impending train wreck. No author is perfect, especially when they have positive evidence to go on. My argument, though, was solely toward video guides that have sprung up in abundance as of recent due to 11.2 now being fully exploitable along with a new ARM9 exploit, and the massive wave of new users we've incurred that are all complaining about something going wrong after following these videos. We've all warned users against following videos on installing A9LH for months now, and quite honestly I wouldn't have felt it necessary to even post this thread if there wasn't such a surge of new users with their new Christmas presents that are all mostly following these videos. I'm trying to be helpful as well, but it's like telling someone a stove is hot and they touch it anyway because they don't wanna hear it.

ok you hear about them because those newb are complete idiots.
they are basically confused and skipping parts in my opinion.
i seen lots of those videos poping out lately on youtube and they didnt miss anything since the video is recent.
today we are the 7th and the most recent video posted about this context was the 5th.
so its really the problem of the newbs.
 
While I agree (to an extent), my point is that video guides make it even more likely for noobs to make errors that could lead to bricks or other things going wrong in comparison to Plailect's guide.

its not the video since everything is there for the viewer to know.
mostly the date as well because they have to know how recent the video is to actualy trust it.
 
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its not the video since everything is there for the reader to know.
mostly the date as well because they have to know how recent the video is to actualy trust it.
My point is that they could just use Plailect's and avoid all of the issues that video guides have. Saying "I prefer video guides" isn't really important, as someone could also say "I prefer to skip steps in guides"; neither are valid.
 
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My point is that they could just use Plailect's and avoid all of the issues that video guides have. Saying "I prefer video guides" isn't really important, as someone could also say "I prefer to skip steps in guides"; neither are valid.

that might help, but if the newbs are THAT DUMB because visual knowledge is the easy asf.
then i'm not sure that they can keep up to plailects.
 
that might help, but if the newbs are THAT DUMB because visual knowledge is the easy asf.
then i'm not sure that they can keep up to plailects.
You may have a point, but I think we should still try to discourage video guides, and make it as clear as possible that when following guides people should read and follow every step. There are already heaps of warnings in Plailect's, yet people still keep making disastrous mistakes purely out of user error.
 
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You may have a point, but I think we should still try to discourage video guides, and make it as clear as possible that when following guides people should read and follow every step. There are already heaps of warnings in Plailect's, yet people still keep making disastrous mistakes purely out of user error.

if that is needed to take the newb's attention then give it all you got.
i will just warn them to look at the date.
 
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By following a video guide, around 1,000 3ds's got bricked, because of the Youtuber not caring for safety, and releasing stuff in a hurry, if that does not give you a big nope on following video guides, nothing will lol

3ds.guide is insanely well made, and half of the stuff that was made in there, was created by the same person who created the guide (PlaisysUpdater, sysDowngrader(?, I don't remember if he made this one so...)

Yeah, sure, 3ds.guide does not get updated as fast as those badly made YouTube guides, but the 3ds.guide can assure you 2 things

1) Solid help from this community + sometimes from Plailect himself
2) always updated, but always safe. The guide even includes on how to hack Panda 3DS's....

What will you get from a YouTube guide? Even the Youtuber does not care to help people(well most of what I have seen), they only do the guide and that's it. Its your responsibility if something happens. Plus, who tells you that you're following an updated YouTube guide? 3-4 months ago, there were people still following tutorials on how to install RxTools

Just leaving my Two cents, not tying to make an argument :) have a good day/night for whoever reads this! :grog::grog:
 
By following a video guide, around 1,000 3ds's got bricked, because of the Youtuber not caring for safety, and releasing stuff in a hurry, if that does not give you a big nope on following video guides, nothing will lol

3ds.guide is insanely well made, and half of the stuff that was made in there, was created by the same person who created the guide (PlaisysUpdater, sysDowngrader(?, I don't remember if he made this one so...)

Yeah, sure, 3ds.guide does not get updated as fast as those badly made YouTube guides, but the 3ds.guide can assure you 2 things

1) Solid help from this community + sometimes from Plailect himself
2) always updated, but always safe. The guide even includes on how to hack Panda 3DS's....

What will you get from a YouTube guide? Even the Youtuber does not care to help people(well most of what I have seen), they only do the guide and that's it. Its your responsibility if something happens. Plus, who tells you that you're following an updated YouTube guide? 3-4 months ago, there were people still following tutorials on how to install RxTools

Just leaving my Two cents, not tying to make an argument :) have a good day/night for whoever reads this! :grog::grog:

:^l do you at least watch those videos and have an opinion for yourself.
it's not the video, its the newbs forgetting to check the date.

you say that the videos are an replica of the guide but visual, so i don't see no flaws there.
they even show you the steps. LIKE ACTUALY SHOWING IT TO YOU.
it's just the date that it is published and if the newb is skipping ahead.

the guide got flaws as well its not brick-proofed.
 
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:^l do you at least watch those videos and have an opinion for yourself.
Actually yes, I have seen those videos(even the current ones), and I will still prefer to recommend 3ds.guide, for the only reason being that there is nothing that assures you that the files you are downloading are safe, compared to 3ds.guide, it gives you the link to download them from their own github, making those download the latest and safest ones...
 
Actually yes, I have seen those videos(even the current ones), and I will still prefer to recommend 3ds.guide, for the only reason being that there is nothing that assures you that the files you are downloading are safe, compared to 3ds.guide, it gives you the link to download them from their own github, making those download the latest and safest ones...

you said that the videos are a replica of the guide why the files wouldn't be safe that's absurd.
they give us visual steps on how to do it even if the viewers didn't understand what the youtuber meant to say.
videos are there to help another demographic unlike the guide.
its fast and practical. i'm telling you it's not the video's problem, but the newb.
we don't know what they did to get themselves into a brick.
this is why we ask them what were they doing before getting it.
most of them would say in general a video, but don't know what they did wrong.
they are people that is still clueless of their wrongs. yes it exsist.
and I seen some say the guide as well.
 
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you said that the videos are a replica of the guide why the files wouldn't be safe that's absurd.
they give us visual steps on how to do it even if the viewers didn't understand what the youtuber meant to say.
its fast and practical. i'm telling you it's not the video's problem, but the newb.
we don't know what they did to get themselves into a brick.
this is why we ask them what were they doing before getting it.
Yeah okay, sure they show us step by step on how to do stuff, but who assures you that the Youtuber used the same files that he gives you? Look at that Youtuber that I mentioned, he left is OTP.bin(by mistake) on the files needed for all of those people to download and follow his video guide, bricking every single 3ds that followed that guide.

Dude, as much as you want to prove that video guides are good, they aren't. I will not trust someone who gives me some files that I have not seen, aren't made by him, and there's no telling what those files can have. They can easily make a malicious SafeA9LHInstaller, and give it to all of them to install.

3ds.guide does not do this, it forces you to download them from the creators github, assuring you that its safe(you can look at the code, if you know how to).

Believe me, I like the video guides too, but they aren't as safe as 3ds.guide

Now I'm going to sleep, and dropping this crap. This is unneeded and just plain crap, its 4 am and I'm almost falling asleep

Good night (or day, depending on your timezone) to you all! :grog::D
 
Yeah okay, sure they show us step by step on how to do stuff, but who assures you that the Youtuber used the same files that he gives you? Look at that Youtuber that I mentioned, he left is OTP.bin(by mistake) on the files needed for all of those people to download and follow his video guide, bricking every single 3ds that followed that guide.

Dude, as much as you want to prove that video guides are good, they aren't. I will not trust someone who gives me some files that I have not seen, aren't made by him, and there's no telling what those files can have. They can easily make a malicious SafeA9LHInstaller, and give it to all of them to install.

3ds.guide does not do this, it forces you to download them from the creators github, assuring you that its safe(you can look at the code, if you know how to).

Believe me, I like the video guides too, but they aren't as safe as 3ds.guide

Now I'm going to sleep, and dropping this crap. This is unneeded and just plain crap, its 4 am and I'm almost falling asleep

Good night (or day, depending on your timezone) to you all! :grog::D

you never did mention a youtuber so its a lie ;)
i'm not saying that are good even for the guide they BOTH got flaws i repeat myself again for the 7th time.
i seen plailect's guide with no mention about the OTP.bin
he even warns the newbs that the guide isn't completed (he didnt even ported everything from the old guide tot he new one).
and because the newbs didn't read that at all.
poof bricked ;)
so ? guide are susposed to be better ?????
`_` no since they both got their good side and bad side.
 

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