Hacking So many Bricks today

[Hyoretsu]

Yours will become outdated quickly and end being the first thing that pops up instead of a guide everyone can contribute to.
Also having zips will only make users use outdated tools

I can simply update a ZIP that only has 8MB.

 

[xtheman]

I can simply update a ZIP that only has 8MB.

Why waste your time when you can contribute to a guide that is even better and more up to date

 

[MuratTemp]

I can simply update a ZIP that only has 8MB.

Well,then it's your fault if people are bricking but anyways I think almost everyone will follow 3ds.guide

 

[Pacheko17]

Followed Hyoretsu's guide, works perfectly.

@Hyoretsu ily bb <3

 

[Hyoretsu]

Well,then it's your fault if people are bricking but anyways I think almost everyone will follow 3ds.guide

No, it's not my fault. The only person who bricked using my guide bricked because he formatted his 2.1 downgraded 2DS and ended up with a step to test 3D. The other simply couldn't complete the guide. 3 of them because an error that was never experienced before popped up.

 

[MuratTemp]

No, it's not my fault. The only person who bricked using my guide bricked because he formatted his 2.1 downgraded 2DS and ended up with a step to test 3D. The other simply couldn't complete the guide. 3 of them because an error that was never experienced before popped up.

I might me in the future.

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No, it's not my fault. The only person who bricked using my guide bricked because he formatted his 2.1 downgraded 2DS and ended up with a step to test 3D. The other simply couldn't complete the guide. 3 of them because an error that was never experienced before popped up.

There is always that 1% percent chance that it could brick

 

[Hyoretsu]

I might me in the future.

It might be and it might never be.

 

[proflayton123]

Haha to user error.

 

[xtheman]

Haha to user error.

A major percentage of the bricks came from a Spanish youtube guide. The maker didn't delete his otp.bin from the a9lh folder and everyone who watched it bricked.

 

[MuratTemp]

A major percentage of the bricks came from a Spanish youtube guide. The maker didn't delete his otp.bin from the a9lh folder and everyone who watched it bricked.

Yes,that's the reason for the youtube people

 

[SonicCloud]

So,I think we all have seen MANY post of users who bricked their 3ds.
And the main problem ist of course,that they weren't following plailects guide.
I saw people writing that they were following a Youtube guide instead of plailect's guide.
There are many people who bricked because of using the wrong files or people who were trying to press the Powerbutton while downgrading to 2.(something).
And the main answers were:,,I took to long,I didn't want to wait" or there were also people who wrote that they were trying to downgrade twice to 2.(something) because their games didn't work=result : Brick.
So for everyone who is going to install A9LH please read carefully and be patient,I mean,Waithax is named like this for a reason.
And follow 3ds.guide.
It's pretty much the best website for getting A9LH and it's better than every other Youtube video so far.
So please be carefull and read everything slowly and if you have question,just ask.
Nobody is going to kill you If you have questions...

So good luck for everyone who is going to install A9LH

Yeaaaaah , about that some users here are really mean when someone newbie asks a question about something lots of people know , i could recall many users here that seems to love to treat the guy/girl who does the questions like shit :/
Others just show the 3ds.guide page and if the person has a question about it , they will say their typical:
"Just read the fucking guide"
I guess that's the reason why people goes to Youtube Tutorials , infact once a time ago i saw on the comments of a Youtube Tutorial that a person prefered watching Youtube Tutorials over Asking in GBATemp because they treat you like a idiot.

I love this site , but some users here just love to treat like shit newbies

 

[Hyoretsu]

Satisfied user about my guide:

This guide is more easy to follow than Plailect, but I was reading Plailect guide and I wonder about the additional step in which we dump the tickets and then restore those tickets at the end of the guide?

 

[deathblade200]

its funny I failed the first time I tried hacking my New 3DS XL months ago and ended up with a softbrick which forced me to update but this time I found the updated guide much easier to follow so now I am enjoying unlocked clock speeds for older games and cia support. you just have to follow the guide EXACTLY as its written

 

[MuratTemp]

Satisfied user about my guide:

Ehm,you have just the same as Plailect,it's pretty much impossible to say that your's is easier because it's the same,and I don't wanna talk with you if your guide was good, it is if course good,bit it will be outdated.
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its funny I failed the first time I tried hacking my New 3DS XL months ago and ended up with a softbrick which forced me to update but this time I found the updated guide much easier to follow so now I am enjoying unlocked clock speeds for older games and cia support. you just have to follow the guide EXACTLY as its written

You're absolutely right,If you're reading it twice you will understand it better

 

[Majickhat55]

The rule of thumb about the majority of *hax* period is that videos become outdated too quickly to help people after day one. Nothing bad on those that DO upload videos but they almost always forget about updating them later, leaving more and more people hanging. I wouldn't tell people use one or the other and "just pay attention", especially considering if you don't know the tuber's reputation you could be installing ANYTHING, they could miss a critical step and not realize it, etc. The point is there is too much room for error, even if people follow directions to a T. There is a reason why everyone just links Plailect's guide, even in their own videos. Explain the process, show it, link the guide and walk them through if you want to help. I feel that that person that uploaded their OTP should I least feel guilty.

 

[DeslotlCL]

Yeaaaaah , about that some users here are really mean when someone newbie asks a question about something lots of people know , i could recall many users here that seems to love to treat the guy/girl who does the questions like shit :/
Others just show the 3ds.guide page and if the person has a question about it , they will say their typical:
"Just read the fucking guide"
I guess that's the reason why people goes to Youtube Tutorials , infact once a time ago i saw on the comments of a Youtube Tutorial that a person prefered watching Youtube Tutorials over Asking in GBATemp because they treat you like a idiot.

I love this site , but some users here just love to treat like shit newbies

Quoting this so you guys can read it again. This section of gbatemp is really cancerous with newbies.

Also, almost all the bricks of today were because of yakara leaving his otp.bin file on the download files.

 

[Hyoretsu]

This section of gbatemp is really cancerous with newbies.

At least not my thread. All 110%-noob questions were answered.

 

[ItsKipz]

Quoting this so you guys can read it again. This section of gbatemp is really cancerous with newbies.

Also, almost all the bricks of today were because of yakara leaving his otp.bin file on the download files.

Little off topic, but its very important that people are helpful and nice to newcomers, as people who have bad times on here might doubt the advice of 3ds.guide, use an outdated/video guide, and brick. Plus, everyone has something good to contribute to the scene, in one way or another.

 

[slaphappygamer]

Text guides are always better than videos. I like them better because you will have everything later out for you. The video just spits in your ear and you will need to jump back and forth. I had the 3ds.guide on my tablet while using my laptop to move stuff around. Had it done a couple of days ago on the first try. Video tuts are nice for hands on crafty things. Not with stuff like this, there are so many steps.

 

[Hyoretsu]

Little off topic, but its very important that people are helpful and nice to newcomers, as people who have bad times on here might doubt the advice of 3ds.guide, use an outdated/video guide, and brick. Plus, everyone has something good to contribute to the scene, in one way or another.

Like Quantumcat and Zidapi.