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Do I have to post this 150 thousand times, yes I was banned for a short time for doing so.
it won't do it unless you are using codes while online with random people, which you shouldn't do anyways, just play brawl+ offline and with friends.
150,001st time, I got banned and I play friends only....
Have you played any other games online with hacks besides brawl?
What about the people who doesn't have smashers around them? They can only depend on WiFi for matches. Those people should be informed about what can be done. Obviously they're not going to play with random people, but with friends online instead.
No I have not and I remember that error code clearly wondering why I couldn't go on for 2 days... I don't pay other games online.
I don't use WiiConnect24 (Wired Connection), and I never play online using HBC. I'll let you know if something happens to me anyway.
Try to play some online hax matches for a bit with WC24 off and see what that nets you. If you don't get banned after a few days, it's because of WC24 Nintendo can ban people.
You don't need to uninstall homebrew. The whole thing about the "HAXX ticket" being how they detected the hacks being used was BS. I don't remember how they said they were doing it, but uninstalling the homebrew channel isn't gonna do anything.
Link or it didn't happen.gangstakirby said:
Mainly because they can't update their games. They aren't built to accept updates, nor are the built to accept DLC outside of small things like songs to the SD card in GH, or the daily stage, picture, and video in Brawl. It has nothign to do with priorities, it has to do with what is possible and what isn't possible.
You don't have to uninstall Homebrew. They don't check the Wii for Homebrew, they just check if you have altered data.
There's a big difference between hacking MP:H and hacking Brawl. For one thing, the vast majority of the most popular hacks either don't affect the gameplay or have to be used on both ends of the connection in order to work. And if I'm playing a game with a friend of mine (BECAUSE THERE ARE NO PUB SERVERS FOR MATCHMAKING, THANK YOU NINTENDO
) and we both agree that we'd like to play with a certain modification on in order to enhance the gameplay experience for us, Nintendo really should have nothing to say about it.
It's THEIR game. It's THEIR system. It's THEIR characters. It's THEIR remotes. It's THEIR copyrights. You think they should have nothing to say about it?There's a big difference between hacking MP:H and hacking Brawl. For one thing, the vast majority of the most popular hacks either don't affect the gameplay or have to be used on both ends of the connection in order to work. And if I'm playing a game with a friend of mine (BECAUSE THERE ARE NO PUB SERVERS FOR MATCHMAKING, THANK YOU NINTENDO
In a word, yes.
Bull****. I paid for the software, and I am not misusing it at anyone's expense or for personal gain, so they don't have jack **** to say about it on any "principle." The letter of the law might be in their favor (since it almost unilaterally favors corporate imperialism over individual rights), but not any moral standpoint.
It's your "right" to call the police on someone for driving 5 miles per hour over the speed limit. It wouldn't make you any less of a douchebag, though.
