I think I didn't make myself clear
question: Any reason I shouldn't update them?
long answer: no, there's no reason to not update them.
question: Any reason I shouldn't update them?
long answer: no, there's no reason to not update them.
Ooooh thank you sensei for gracing us with your wisdom. Not once, or twice, but thrice.
You know. Other people are allowed to answer. I for one read your answer, and decided to comment anyway.
you're welcome!
and I appreciate your feedback too!
keep up the good work!
and I appreciate your feedback too!
keep up the good work!
I updated my joycons on a friend's Switch (fully updated) and can still use them on my Switch (5.1.0).
I don't suspect it would work any differently for rollbacks.
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I can confirm updated joycons (from 6.0.1 firmware) still work on older firmwares like 2.1.0 and 3.0.0
In fact, the latest joycon firmware fixes most of the motion control drift I was experiencing in games like Resident Evil Revelaions 2, etc. on those older switches
Can you do the joycon update if your banned? And is there a risk of getting banned if you download the joycon update if you've been using SX OS? Asking for a friend ....
Maybe get your friend to see if it asks to update them when they update to 6.0.1?
lol ya it still asks me to update my joycon even tho i've updated to 6.0.1 using ChoixduJour
The joycon firmware is embedded in the horizon firmware update so yeah it makes sense. It's a separate update to the sys firmware and will kick in when you run a fw that has an update. Just update and enjoy the benefits
Joy-Con updates are downloaded from the firmware not from online.
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