So i'm considering spoofing my fw so i can play online and use loadiine at the same time but some people are saying that it's dangerous and i should not do it.So what could go wrong and should i take the risk?
"homebrew"Not dangerous at all. Just make sure you install the correct title for your console region.
People are probably saying this because the spoof is 'permanent' which means you can not unspoof your console back to 5.3.2 but you can always upgrade the title to anything higher than 5.5.0.
This has been tested and there are no negative side effects whatsoever, it's completely safe.
And if you ever wanted to update your console to 5.5.0 you can still do so but you'll of course lose access to homebrew.
Thanks i will do it then!Not dangerous at all. Just make sure you install the correct title for your console region.
People are probably saying this because the spoof is 'permanent' which means you can not unspoof your console back to 5.3.2 but you can always upgrade the title to anything higher than 5.5.0.
This has been tested and there are no negative side effects whatsoever, it's completely safe.
And if you ever wanted to update your console to 5.5.0 you can still do so but you'll of course lose access to homebrew.
So i'm considering spoofing my fw so i can play online and use loadiine at the same time but some people are saying that it's dangerous and i should not do it.So what could go wrong and should i take the risk?
I don't see how any of this could have been tested and deemed safe. There isn't anything higher than 5.5.0 to test updating a spoofed system with nor is there any confirmation you can update to the real 5.5.0.... you can always upgrade the title to anything higher than 5.5.0.
This has been tested and there are no negative side effects whatsoever, it's completely safe.
And if you ever wanted to update your console to 5.5.0 you can still do so but you'll of course lose access to homebrew.
pretty sure a few people who had the spoof applied still ended up getting auto updated to real 5.5.0 via automatic updates, also it *could* have been tested by someone updating the version.bin file to 5.4.0, then updating it to 5.5.0 afterwards and seeing that the update still applied fine, basically i genuinely can't think of a reason not to do it short of paranoia that for some bizzare reason there will be some sort of hack that totally depends on your wiiu saying 5.3.2 specifically in system settingI don't see how any of this could have been tested and deemed safe. There isn't anything higher than 5.5.0 to test updating a spoofed system with nor is there any confirmation you can update to the real 5.5.0.
We basically do not know what the consequences are until a new firmware is released and people test updating a spoofed system.
It's just the way it works. The only thing the spoof actually does is update the 'version' title. The system menu will just show you whatever version is installed. Due to the nature of system updates, you can always upgrade any title but you cannot downgrade. People actually updated to the real 5.5.0 with the 'spoof' installed and it works without any issues other than losing homebrew functionality. As such, there are no negative side effects of spoofing unless you really feel like gimping yourself.I don't see how any of this could have been tested and deemed safe. There isn't anything higher than 5.5.0 to test updating a spoofed system with nor is there any confirmation you can update to the real 5.5.0.
We basically do not know what the consequences are until a new firmware is released and people test updating a spoofed system.
No I can definitely say this happened to me the moment I put my timer to 15 minutes. Thought that this darn sucks but it is worth™I'd say "being speared through the head by a frozen turdsicle fallen from a 747" but others may disagree.