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Re: Video: For 365 Days, We Took Our 2DS Everywhere Just For StreetPass

Koldur

Street pass was absolutely golden, it was a great way to have some short on the go games with you that were actually activated by taking it with you.
When checking it in public, I had people coming to me and talking about they just got my SP as well.

The crying about being locked out of content is childish, the content it had itself wasn't all that exciting, it was all about the anticipation and the feeling you met someone like minded.
It only was made for people that were able to interact and only really did something for you if you did.

I had trouble getting them at my city as well, but going on vacation got more than enough, which gave it an extra special thing to a vacation.

Cool part is, it will work forever, no cloud stuff needed, it just works.

Re: 3DS System Update 11.15.0-47 Is Now Live, Here Are The Full Patch Notes

Koldur

Nintendo is as much allowed to patch things out as the customer wants to mod their products. Legal is from the point of the law and the law doesn't prohibit either way.

It is now clear that your opinion is that no one should mod their consoles and you are not agreeing with it being legal while it is. That doesn't change the way it is though.

You seem a little black and white on this topic, I own forty legal games, all newly bought. Still I modded my 3DS.
One of the best features unlocked because of it, is to be able to run high clock/L2 mode on all games on my new 3DS XL. Finally Rayman 3D runs like it should, was a bloody slideshow without that clock/L2 mode.

Nintendo should indeed get paid, but they also should fix certain issues, which they do not, so I fix those myself on my own legally bought hardware.

That is what I legally choose to do, if you do not want to go that route, all fine with me.
But again, do not spread misinformation just out of spite and only to try and get your way. That is an immature and a non constructive way of discussing.
Doing that will make people distrust you and will only be counter productive to what you are trying to achieve.

Re: 3DS System Update 11.15.0-47 Is Now Live, Here Are The Full Patch Notes

Koldur

@Anti-Matter

The reason everyone is responding directly to you, is because you are trying to push your view of (not)modding to others by spreading lies.
Someone asked if the update would brick their 3DS if modded, you said "yes" while it isn't true. Then you say it is illegal, while it isn't. Piracy though, is illegal.

I respect that you do not mod yours, but do not spread misinformation because you do not want others to do what they want. That is what basically is what people have issues with and do not respect about your behavior here.

Re: Feature: What's Your Most Treasured Club Nintendo Possession?

Koldur

I loved those rewards! Got a few too many of them, but I haven't seen a few more favorites mentioned here, namely the Mario Kart Cups! I have the Shell and Mushroom Cups, very nice items.
Also got the Game and Watch Ball and Luigi's Mansion Diorama.

Glad I did that back in the day, because those special items will never return it seems.

Re: Video: This Guy Loves Nintendo Way More Than You Do

Koldur

Seems a lot of Nintendo collectors here have become a sourpuss! I have a small collection and still love it, maybe even more after seeing this video.

Only gem I have and should definitely be on the shelf of any big collector like he is, is the Virtual Boy. Very cool awkward console!

Re: Iwata Asks Connects With The Team Behind StreetPass Relay

Koldur

@onlyaman
Simplistically put that is how it is, and it is not my understanding, it is a proven fact by many knowledgeable people. If one relay point in a certain chain of brand (e.g. McDonalds) doesn't work as a relay, I am afraid that no other relay point of that chain of brand will work. As they all use the same setup.

Re: Iwata Asks Connects With The Team Behind StreetPass Relay

Koldur

@onlyaman
Okay, you really seem to miss the point here, the reason people can spoof is because that is the way relay points work. Your 3DS sees the NZone (it has to be the right SSID name, unsecured and has to work without accepting any agreement), then it finds that NZone's MAC address and contacts Nintendo's Relay servers over the internet (this is why it cannot have any accepting agreement policy on it). and sends your data under that specific MAC address to the Nintendo servers somewhere on the internet. Then the next person comes and finds that exact same MAC address and takes your data from the servers and sends his back in. So, every NZone (if setup correctly) automatically became a relay station. It isn't rocket sience if your NZone's do not relay it means that either no one else besides you passes it, or it is not setup correctly (SSID name wrong, secured or you need to accept an agreement).

Re: Iwata Asks Connects With The Team Behind StreetPass Relay

Koldur

@onlyaman

It seems you do not understand or want to understand why I posted that link, it explains how the relay points work. If you actually tried to understand that part, then you would have come to the conclusion that for a relay point to work optimally it will have to have a completely open internet and it does not actually store data itself. If after this you still do not understand it, then it is no use explaining it any further so it seems.