Hacking Will blocking updates with DNS allow me to play online?

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Have a look at loadiine.ovh.
There you can see 3 DNS. You can choose 2 of them with the best ping.
 
Have a look at loadiine.ovh.
There you can see 3 DNS. You can choose 2 of them with the best ping.
So I just installed ColdBoothax already :D. Does that mean that when there is a Wii U update I could update as it automatically boots into homebrew, or fw.img or custom firmware?
 
If you installed cooldboothax, a wii u update would be even more dangerous. It would brick your console right now.
 
If you installed cooldboothax, a wii u update would be even more dangerous. It would brick your console right now.
Is it like a 3ds where if you have emuNAND you could only update the emunand but not the sysnand?
 
Not if you installed cbhc to boot into sig patched sysnand.
I dont know about rednand.
 
We dont know about Rednand because and update hasnt been released since it's public release
 
Not if you installed cbhc to boot into sig patched sysnand.
I dont know about rednand.
So I used the DNS from loadiine.ova site. I used the LA DNS as primary and the DNS-U as secondary. Then I did a connection test and it was successful. I am guessing that I blocked updates?
 
Yes, you should be safe now. But I dont assume any liability for that.
Nintendo did not release any update yet, since these DNS servers are online.
 

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