There are private methods to bypass this. There are also installable payloads that can bypass this (private method unless you are 1.76).
There are private methods to bypass this. There are also installable payloads that can bypass this (private method unless you are 1.76).
That is such a valid point that I hadn't actually considered to any depth before as I'm a strictly offline gamer but yes it would be majorly douchey to have some tool cheating all over the place and ruining the game. D
That's interesting, care to share any more of your insight on this area? Thinking about it now its obvious that game has changed tremendously in the last 17 years as the online side of it is so huge these days. What I'd be over the moon with was if a mainstream console provider were to allow a "bedroom coders" style app store or a Linux OS that had full access to the systems architecture and potential (latter would probably be a better option legally speaking and in terms of coder freedom) in order to allow them to work their magic for those interested as the allure from the jump for me has always been taking a system beyond its intended design and fabricated limitations as thats where the magic happens and in many ways it saddens me when I see what was cranked out of older generations compared to the blatant underuse of the power of new machines in hacktastic emulation laden ways as warez seem to rule the day.
Switch too would be great, whats the state of play over there as I sold mine not long after getting it due to no VC and around 3 and half games in total with the intention to scoop one up when Mario dropped.
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That is a tutorial for 1.76. Keep in mind not all PS4s have that "Must sign in to go to browser." I think the newer firmwares do and in some rare cases lower firmwares, your question of how exactly he did it here are two ways. 1. He found a way to inject the payload since after all he is a smart hacker then he got access to the browser. 2. He could've contacted another smart hacker who knows how to inject the payload then they tested it together (unlikely). I think option 1 is the most likely answer. That is all I can think of there could be another way he managed to do it.
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I did the exact same with the Switch
I pre-ordered it from Best Buy, and when it arrived, I just couldn't justify a day 1 purchase with such a weak launch library, no VC, and reports of hardware issues (warped docks, scratched screens, joycon disconnects, etc). So I returned it and will pick it up again when Mario comes out (if I can find one, that is lol)I did the exact same with the Switch
Having just got the PS4 recently I may hold off with the Switch as I've got more than enough to play at the moment. If it gets pwned or they release a refresh then I'll likely dive in as that build quality isn't upto scratch for Nintendos usual perfection.
Qwerty has the new 5.0.0 beta. One can only hope that Sony patched his exploit if we ever hope to see it released...
What annoys me is that reputable hackers told us to go buy the pro when released because it was vulnerable implying good things were coming. I bought two pros on top of my launch system and they are still in the box nearly a year later...
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Plot twist - the haxors actually work for Sony in a subversive marketing department to drive up sales via the false promise of vapourware exploits.
I still have no regret getting the pros because I have faith that one day they will be useful... But I think the scene will need new blood before that happens...
Agreed. SciresM is killing it in the Nintendo scene.
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