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05-17-2023, 10:43 AM
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05-17-2023, 10:59 AM
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Well deserved. It blows BOTW out of the water and botw was widely considered the goat.
No bugs. Massive creativity and complexity. Just lol at Nintendo. GOTY over
No bugs. Massive creativity and complexity. Just lol at Nintendo. GOTY over
05-17-2023, 12:51 PM
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Not a single buy from me, I will pirate this chit and fuk anyone who has a problem with it, yes i would fuking download a car for free if I could . land of the free boyos
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I didn't buy it because I thought it would be boring after botw, but it’s actually pretty fun. I pirated it.
Looks like piracy doesn't effect game sales.
Looks like piracy doesn't effect game sales.
05-17-2023, 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted By OptimusTrajan⏩
How did you do that? Can i play it on my PC so i dont have to buy a system and $60 nintendo games that never go on sale?I didn't buy it because I thought it would be boring after botw, but it’s actually pretty fun. I pirated it.
Looks like piracy doesn't effect game sales.
Looks like piracy doesn't effect game sales.
05-17-2023, 03:53 PM
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Originally Posted By Fred87nc⏩
negged. scam the chit games cuming from most of the companies out there. When someone takes the time to do it right, pay them.Not a single buy from me, I will pirate this chit and fuk anyone who has a problem with it, yes i would fuking download a car for free if I could .land of the free boyos
05-17-2023, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted By JustiNtense⏩
Step 1. Emulator.How did you do that? Can i play it on my PC so i dont have to buy a system and $60 nintendo games that never go on sale?
2 of them, Yuzu and Ryujinx. Pick 1. Right now I think Yuzu plays it better.
Step 2. You need the Switch firmware. The current version is 16.02.
Firmware is console system OS. You usually want the latest version. Good luck finding this. The official emulator pages will only tell you how to copy it off your Switch but you need a hacked 1st generation Switch to do so. So you'll need to find it on the internet. A big hint here is oddly, to use YouTube and version and emulator searches to find both matching Firmwares and Decryption Keys usually found in secret Google Drive folders. Usually there's people that make videos.. they get taken down only to come back. Or a private Discord or Guilded channel. Guided is a more wild west version of Discord. The official emulator Discord will ban you if you even ask. The only reason these emulators can exist is without providing firmware or decryption keys. These are the property of Nintendo so you have to find them on your own.
Which brings me to....
Step 3. Decryption keys. The current version always matches matches firmware.. again 16.02.
You need to get a version of decryption keys that match the firmware or nothing works.
Copy and pasting from above because the same applies and keys versionneedsto match firmware:
Good luck finding decryption keys. The official emulator pages will only tell you how to copy it off your Switch but you need a hacked 1st generation Switch to do so. So you'll need to find it on the internet. A big hint here is oddly, to use YouTube and smart searches to find both matching Firmwares and Decryption Keys usually found in secret Google Drive folders. Or a private Discord or Guilded channel. Guided is a more wild west version of Discord.
Step 4. Download the games you want. There are ROM sites like NSW2U. There are 2 file formats, NSP and XCI. I'm not sure if either is better. Also get any patches you want for the game. Usually games get patched for bugs or performance.Step 5. Install the emulator of your choice, then follow the instructions on their website to install the keys and firmware for the emulator of your choice.
(Once again you should already have downloaded the keys and matching firmware, so ignore anything about dumping firmware or decryption keys, 90% of switch owners have no capability to do so.)
Step 6: create a folder for your Switch games and add that to the emulator library. Move your rom and game patches to that folder. Make sure you save and apply that and restart the emulator and the games should appear.
Step 7. Install patches to the game via emulator. I know ryujinx can do this not sure about Yuzu.
Step 8. Setup your controller of choice and configure it within the emulator.
Step 9: any game you launch will run like **** until shaders are fully created unless you find shaders for your game of choice and gpu. Initial shaders are not enough. I repeat, games will run like **** until the environments, the animations, new enemies, etc are created.
You're playing a 100 hour game, you're definitely going to have at least 2 hours of annoyance mostly at the beginning. As you've seen new areas, items, and animations the game will progressively get butter smooth. But every time there's a new enemy or area you'll experience some level of massive frame dropping until the shaders have been fully created.
Good luck finding proper pre created shaders for your games and gpu and emulator. I hear conflicting information as to whether downloading shaders is a good idea because emulator versions or something I'm not aware of breaks them sometimes. But they are around and installable if the thrashing is unacceptable to you.
Step 10: most current or even slightly older gpus should be able to run in 1440p or 4k no problem, however emulators are heavily cpu dependent. The more cores and ghz you have the better. Intel typically dominates AMD for emulator performance. I'm not a programmer I have no idea why. For gpu engine, typically Vulkan is faster, but when artifacts or issues occur, OpenGL is more reliable. I believe changing the gpu engine requires a restart after applying it, not sure.
Step 11: if you're using Ryujinx, add your emulator to Steam as a non Steam game, and start it from there so Steam takes over the joystick function, and if it times out wirelessly the emulator doesn't crash.
Step 12 (optional): download the other emulator and follow basically the same steps outlined above. Yuzu and ryujinx work differently so each game may work better or worse in each emulator.
For TOTK specifically, skip any 30 or 60 fps mods as they introduce progression bugs currently at least in ryujinx. For many games mods are fine and probably will be shortly for TOTK in both emulators but I can't predict the future.
05-17-2023, 04:51 PM
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Originally Posted By BigBallsMcgee⏩
yeah I dont give a chit over corporations I will sell your mom for a bucket of KFCnegged. scam the chit games cuming from most of the companies out there. When someone takes the time to do it right, pay them.
Yo yo yo I beez keepin it real since 02 fo real nowuimsayin
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05-17-2023, 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted By OptimusTrajan⏩
Where did you download? whats the spot to pirate some games, I only know of rarbg which is great for 4k hdr movies.I didn't buy it because I thought it would be boring after botw, but it’s actually pretty fun. I pirated it.
Looks like piracy doesn't effect game sales.
Looks like piracy doesn't effect game sales.
Yo yo yo I beez keepin it real since 02 fo real nowuimsayin
*ballin crew*
Quest to reach 8k before DartBoard.
**Beat Dartboard on quest to 8k on 05/21/2012 as the underdog.**
05-17-2023, 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted By Fang2⏩
This is on a single console though.GTA 5 made 1 billion in 3 days. Not impressed
05-17-2023, 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted By Scorpion613⏩
Thanks bro. Got it up and running . Pc master race boyos . I never played Zelda before . Should I play btwo first ?sent pm, download nsp file + update
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05-17-2023, 07:04 PM
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Originally Posted By Fred87nc⏩
Maybe just watch a recapThanks bro. Got it up and running . Pc master race boyos . I never played Zelda before . Should I play btwo first ?
Long:
Short:
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05-17-2023, 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted By lexbishop⏩
Step 1. Emulator.
2 of them, Yuzu and Ryujinx. Pick 1. Right now I think Yuzu plays it better.
Step 2. You need the Switch firmware. The current version is 16.02.
Firmware is console system OS. You usually want the latest version. Good luck finding this. The official emulator pages will only tell you how to copy it off your Switch but you need a hacked 1st generation Switch to do so. So you'll need to find it on the internet. A big hint here is oddly, to use YouTube and version and emulator searches to find both matching Firmwares and Decryption Keys usually found in secret Google Drive folders. Usually there's people that make videos.. they get taken down only to come back. Or a private Discord or Guilded channel. Guided is a more wild west version of Discord. The official emulator Discord will ban you if you even ask. The only reason these emulators can exist is without providing firmware or decryption keys. These are the property of Nintendo so you have to find them on your own.
Which brings me to....
Step 3. Decryption keys. The current version always matches matches firmware.. again 16.02.
You need to get a version of decryption keys that match the firmware or nothing works.
Copy and pasting from above because the same applies and keys versionneedsto match firmware:
Step 4. Download the games you want. There are ROM sites like NSW2U. There are 2 file formats, NSP and XCI. I'm not sure if either is better. Also get any patches you want for the game. Usually games get patched for bugs or performance.
Step 5. Install the emulator of your choice, then follow the instructions on their website to install the keys and firmware for the emulator of your choice.
(Once again you should already have downloaded the keys and matching firmware, so ignore anything about dumping firmware or decryption keys, 90% of switch owners have no capability to do so.)
Step 6: create a folder for your Switch games and add that to the emulator library. Move your rom and game patches to that folder. Make sure you save and apply that and restart the emulator and the games should appear.
Step 7. Install patches to the game via emulator. I know ryujinx can do this not sure about Yuzu.
Step 8. Setup your controller of choice and configure it within the emulator.
Step 9: any game you launch will run like **** until shaders are fully created unless you find shaders for your game of choice and gpu. Initial shaders are not enough. I repeat, games will run like **** until the environments, the animations, new enemies, etc are created.
You're playing a 100 hour game, you're definitely going to have at least 2 hours of annoyance mostly at the beginning. As you've seen new areas, items, and animations the game will progressively get butter smooth. But every time there's a new enemy or area you'll experience some level of massive frame dropping until the shaders have been fully created.
Good luck finding proper pre created shaders for your games and gpu and emulator. I hear conflicting information as to whether downloading shaders is a good idea because emulator versions or something I'm not aware of breaks them sometimes. But they are around and installable if the thrashing is unacceptable to you.
Step 10: most current or even slightly older gpus should be able to run in 1440p or 4k no problem, however emulators are heavily cpu dependent. The more cores and ghz you have the better. Intel typically dominates AMD for emulator performance. I'm not a programmer I have no idea why. For gpu engine, typically Vulkan is faster, but when artifacts or issues occur, OpenGL is more reliable. I believe changing the gpu engine requires a restart after applying it, not sure.
Step 11: if you're using Ryujinx, add your emulator to Steam as a non Steam game, and start it from there so Steam takes over the joystick function, and if it times out wirelessly the emulator doesn't crash.
Step 12 (optional): download the other emulator and follow basically the same steps outlined above. Yuzu and ryujinx work differently so each game may work better or worse in each emulator.
For TOTK specifically, skip any 30 or 60 fps mods as they introduce progression bugs currently at least in ryujinx. For many games mods are fine and probably will be shortly for TOTK in both emulators but I can't predict the future.
2 of them, Yuzu and Ryujinx. Pick 1. Right now I think Yuzu plays it better.
Step 2. You need the Switch firmware. The current version is 16.02.
Firmware is console system OS. You usually want the latest version. Good luck finding this. The official emulator pages will only tell you how to copy it off your Switch but you need a hacked 1st generation Switch to do so. So you'll need to find it on the internet. A big hint here is oddly, to use YouTube and version and emulator searches to find both matching Firmwares and Decryption Keys usually found in secret Google Drive folders. Usually there's people that make videos.. they get taken down only to come back. Or a private Discord or Guilded channel. Guided is a more wild west version of Discord. The official emulator Discord will ban you if you even ask. The only reason these emulators can exist is without providing firmware or decryption keys. These are the property of Nintendo so you have to find them on your own.
Which brings me to....
Step 3. Decryption keys. The current version always matches matches firmware.. again 16.02.
You need to get a version of decryption keys that match the firmware or nothing works.
Copy and pasting from above because the same applies and keys versionneedsto match firmware:
Step 4. Download the games you want. There are ROM sites like NSW2U. There are 2 file formats, NSP and XCI. I'm not sure if either is better. Also get any patches you want for the game. Usually games get patched for bugs or performance.
Step 5. Install the emulator of your choice, then follow the instructions on their website to install the keys and firmware for the emulator of your choice.
(Once again you should already have downloaded the keys and matching firmware, so ignore anything about dumping firmware or decryption keys, 90% of switch owners have no capability to do so.)
Step 6: create a folder for your Switch games and add that to the emulator library. Move your rom and game patches to that folder. Make sure you save and apply that and restart the emulator and the games should appear.
Step 7. Install patches to the game via emulator. I know ryujinx can do this not sure about Yuzu.
Step 8. Setup your controller of choice and configure it within the emulator.
Step 9: any game you launch will run like **** until shaders are fully created unless you find shaders for your game of choice and gpu. Initial shaders are not enough. I repeat, games will run like **** until the environments, the animations, new enemies, etc are created.
You're playing a 100 hour game, you're definitely going to have at least 2 hours of annoyance mostly at the beginning. As you've seen new areas, items, and animations the game will progressively get butter smooth. But every time there's a new enemy or area you'll experience some level of massive frame dropping until the shaders have been fully created.
Good luck finding proper pre created shaders for your games and gpu and emulator. I hear conflicting information as to whether downloading shaders is a good idea because emulator versions or something I'm not aware of breaks them sometimes. But they are around and installable if the thrashing is unacceptable to you.
Step 10: most current or even slightly older gpus should be able to run in 1440p or 4k no problem, however emulators are heavily cpu dependent. The more cores and ghz you have the better. Intel typically dominates AMD for emulator performance. I'm not a programmer I have no idea why. For gpu engine, typically Vulkan is faster, but when artifacts or issues occur, OpenGL is more reliable. I believe changing the gpu engine requires a restart after applying it, not sure.
Step 11: if you're using Ryujinx, add your emulator to Steam as a non Steam game, and start it from there so Steam takes over the joystick function, and if it times out wirelessly the emulator doesn't crash.
Step 12 (optional): download the other emulator and follow basically the same steps outlined above. Yuzu and ryujinx work differently so each game may work better or worse in each emulator.
For TOTK specifically, skip any 30 or 60 fps mods as they introduce progression bugs currently at least in ryujinx. For many games mods are fine and probably will be shortly for TOTK in both emulators but I can't predict the future.

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05-17-2023, 09:17 PM
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Originally Posted By lexbishop⏩
That sounds way more complicated than what I had to do lolStep 1. Emulator.
2 of them, Yuzu and Ryujinx. Pick 1. Right now I think Yuzu plays it better.
Step 2. You need the Switch firmware. The current version is 16.02.
Firmware is console system OS. You usually want the latest version. Good luck finding this. The official emulator pages will only tell you how to copy it off your Switch but you need a hacked 1st generation Switch to do so. So you'll need to find it on the internet. A big hint here is oddly, to use YouTube and version and emulator searches to find both matching Firmwares and Decryption Keys usually found in secret Google Drive folders. Usually there's people that make videos.. they get taken down only to come back. Or a private Discord or Guilded channel. Guided is a more wild west version of Discord. The official emulator Discord will ban you if you even ask. The only reason these emulators can exist is without providing firmware or decryption keys. These are the property of Nintendo so you have to find them on your own.
Which brings me to....
Step 3. Decryption keys. The current version always matches matches firmware.. again 16.02.
You need to get a version of decryption keys that match the firmware or nothing works.
Copy and pasting from above because the same applies and keys versionneedsto match firmware:
Step 4. Download the games you want. There are ROM sites like NSW2U. There are 2 file formats, NSP and XCI. I'm not sure if either is better. Also get any patches you want for the game. Usually games get patched for bugs or performance.
Step 5. Install the emulator of your choice, then follow the instructions on their website to install the keys and firmware for the emulator of your choice.
(Once again you should already have downloaded the keys and matching firmware, so ignore anything about dumping firmware or decryption keys, 90% of switch owners have no capability to do so.)
Step 6: create a folder for your Switch games and add that to the emulator library. Move your rom and game patches to that folder. Make sure you save and apply that and restart the emulator and the games should appear.
Step 7. Install patches to the game via emulator. I know ryujinx can do this not sure about Yuzu.
Step 8. Setup your controller of choice and configure it within the emulator.
Step 9: any game you launch will run like **** until shaders are fully created unless you find shaders for your game of choice and gpu. Initial shaders are not enough. I repeat, games will run like **** until the environments, the animations, new enemies, etc are created.
You're playing a 100 hour game, you're definitely going to have at least 2 hours of annoyance mostly at the beginning. As you've seen new areas, items, and animations the game will progressively get butter smooth. But every time there's a new enemy or area you'll experience some level of massive frame dropping until the shaders have been fully created.
Good luck finding proper pre created shaders for your games and gpu and emulator. I hear conflicting information as to whether downloading shaders is a good idea because emulator versions or something I'm not aware of breaks them sometimes. But they are around and installable if the thrashing is unacceptable to you.
Step 10: most current or even slightly older gpus should be able to run in 1440p or 4k no problem, however emulators are heavily cpu dependent. The more cores and ghz you have the better. Intel typically dominates AMD for emulator performance. I'm not a programmer I have no idea why. For gpu engine, typically Vulkan is faster, but when artifacts or issues occur, OpenGL is more reliable. I believe changing the gpu engine requires a restart after applying it, not sure.
Step 11: if you're using Ryujinx, add your emulator to Steam as a non Steam game, and start it from there so Steam takes over the joystick function, and if it times out wirelessly the emulator doesn't crash.
Step 12 (optional): download the other emulator and follow basically the same steps outlined above. Yuzu and ryujinx work differently so each game may work better or worse in each emulator.
For TOTK specifically, skip any 30 or 60 fps mods as they introduce progression bugs currently at least in ryujinx. For many games mods are fine and probably will be shortly for TOTK in both emulators but I can't predict the future.
2 of them, Yuzu and Ryujinx. Pick 1. Right now I think Yuzu plays it better.
Step 2. You need the Switch firmware. The current version is 16.02.
Firmware is console system OS. You usually want the latest version. Good luck finding this. The official emulator pages will only tell you how to copy it off your Switch but you need a hacked 1st generation Switch to do so. So you'll need to find it on the internet. A big hint here is oddly, to use YouTube and version and emulator searches to find both matching Firmwares and Decryption Keys usually found in secret Google Drive folders. Usually there's people that make videos.. they get taken down only to come back. Or a private Discord or Guilded channel. Guided is a more wild west version of Discord. The official emulator Discord will ban you if you even ask. The only reason these emulators can exist is without providing firmware or decryption keys. These are the property of Nintendo so you have to find them on your own.
Which brings me to....
Step 3. Decryption keys. The current version always matches matches firmware.. again 16.02.
You need to get a version of decryption keys that match the firmware or nothing works.
Copy and pasting from above because the same applies and keys versionneedsto match firmware:
Step 4. Download the games you want. There are ROM sites like NSW2U. There are 2 file formats, NSP and XCI. I'm not sure if either is better. Also get any patches you want for the game. Usually games get patched for bugs or performance.
Step 5. Install the emulator of your choice, then follow the instructions on their website to install the keys and firmware for the emulator of your choice.
(Once again you should already have downloaded the keys and matching firmware, so ignore anything about dumping firmware or decryption keys, 90% of switch owners have no capability to do so.)
Step 6: create a folder for your Switch games and add that to the emulator library. Move your rom and game patches to that folder. Make sure you save and apply that and restart the emulator and the games should appear.
Step 7. Install patches to the game via emulator. I know ryujinx can do this not sure about Yuzu.
Step 8. Setup your controller of choice and configure it within the emulator.
Step 9: any game you launch will run like **** until shaders are fully created unless you find shaders for your game of choice and gpu. Initial shaders are not enough. I repeat, games will run like **** until the environments, the animations, new enemies, etc are created.
You're playing a 100 hour game, you're definitely going to have at least 2 hours of annoyance mostly at the beginning. As you've seen new areas, items, and animations the game will progressively get butter smooth. But every time there's a new enemy or area you'll experience some level of massive frame dropping until the shaders have been fully created.
Good luck finding proper pre created shaders for your games and gpu and emulator. I hear conflicting information as to whether downloading shaders is a good idea because emulator versions or something I'm not aware of breaks them sometimes. But they are around and installable if the thrashing is unacceptable to you.
Step 10: most current or even slightly older gpus should be able to run in 1440p or 4k no problem, however emulators are heavily cpu dependent. The more cores and ghz you have the better. Intel typically dominates AMD for emulator performance. I'm not a programmer I have no idea why. For gpu engine, typically Vulkan is faster, but when artifacts or issues occur, OpenGL is more reliable. I believe changing the gpu engine requires a restart after applying it, not sure.
Step 11: if you're using Ryujinx, add your emulator to Steam as a non Steam game, and start it from there so Steam takes over the joystick function, and if it times out wirelessly the emulator doesn't crash.
Step 12 (optional): download the other emulator and follow basically the same steps outlined above. Yuzu and ryujinx work differently so each game may work better or worse in each emulator.
For TOTK specifically, skip any 30 or 60 fps mods as they introduce progression bugs currently at least in ryujinx. For many games mods are fine and probably will be shortly for TOTK in both emulators but I can't predict the future.
I used real-debrid to download from a torrent cache so my ISP can't see that chit. I got the fitgirl Repack or whatever. Launches right up without worrying about some decryption key BS.
On my 3070, I am running it in 1440p and mostly stable 30fps. Some stutters here and there but that might have to do with the game being a pre-patched version.
No idea how to make it go 60fps.
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Originally Posted By obmas⏩
Theres a 60 fps patch for yuzu you can get from gbatemp.That sounds way more complicated than what I had to do lol
I used real-debrid to download from a torrent cache so my ISP can't see that chit. I got the fitgirl Repack or whatever. Launches right up without worrying about some decryption key BS.
On my 3070, I am running it in 1440p and mostly stable 30fps. Some stutters here and there but that might have to do with the game being a pre-patched version.
No idea how to make it go 60fps.
I used real-debrid to download from a torrent cache so my ISP can't see that chit. I got the fitgirl Repack or whatever. Launches right up without worrying about some decryption key BS.
On my 3070, I am running it in 1440p and mostly stable 30fps. Some stutters here and there but that might have to do with the game being a pre-patched version.
No idea how to make it go 60fps.
I recommend sticking with 30 fps as the 60 fps has bugs and for whatever reason has random drops.
05-18-2023, 12:28 AM
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Originally Posted By obmas⏩
Never heard of it. So you're saying real-debrid is a torrent client that masks your IP and lets you download torrents anyway? Or that whatever torrent cache you're talking about prevents seeing it? I haven't messed with torrents in a decade, I'm out of the loop but that sounds useful.That sounds way more complicated than what I had to do lol
I used real-debrid to download from a torrent cache so my ISP can't see that chit. I got the fitgirl Repack or whatever. Launches right up without worrying about some decryption key BS.
On my 3070, I am running it in 1440p and mostly stable 30fps. Some stutters here and there but that might have to do with the game being a pre-patched version.
No idea how to make it go 60fps.
I used real-debrid to download from a torrent cache so my ISP can't see that chit. I got the fitgirl Repack or whatever. Launches right up without worrying about some decryption key BS.
On my 3070, I am running it in 1440p and mostly stable 30fps. Some stutters here and there but that might have to do with the game being a pre-patched version.
No idea how to make it go 60fps.
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Originally Posted By lexbishop⏩
OrStep 1. Emulator.
2 of them, Yuzu and Ryujinx. Pick 1. Right now I think Yuzu plays it better.
Step 2. You need the Switch firmware. The current version is 16.02.
Firmware is console system OS. You usually want the latest version. Good luck finding this. The official emulator pages will only tell you how to copy it off your Switch but you need a hacked 1st generation Switch to do so. So you'll need to find it on the internet. A big hint here is oddly, to use YouTube and version and emulator searches to find both matching Firmwares and Decryption Keys usually found in secret Google Drive folders. Usually there's people that make videos.. they get taken down only to come back. Or a private Discord or Guilded channel. Guided is a more wild west version of Discord. The official emulator Discord will ban you if you even ask. The only reason these emulators can exist is without providing firmware or decryption keys. These are the property of Nintendo so you have to find them on your own.
Which brings me to....
Step 3. Decryption keys. The current version always matches matches firmware.. again 16.02.
You need to get a version of decryption keys that match the firmware or nothing works.
Copy and pasting from above because the same applies and keys versionneedsto match firmware:
Step 4. Download the games you want. There are ROM sites like NSW2U. There are 2 file formats, NSP and XCI. I'm not sure if either is better. Also get any patches you want for the game. Usually games get patched for bugs or performance.
Step 5. Install the emulator of your choice, then follow the instructions on their website to install the keys and firmware for the emulator of your choice.
(Once again you should already have downloaded the keys and matching firmware, so ignore anything about dumping firmware or decryption keys, 90% of switch owners have no capability to do so.)
Step 6: create a folder for your Switch games and add that to the emulator library. Move your rom and game patches to that folder. Make sure you save and apply that and restart the emulator and the games should appear.
Step 7. Install patches to the game via emulator. I know ryujinx can do this not sure about Yuzu.
Step 8. Setup your controller of choice and configure it within the emulator.
Step 9: any game you launch will run like **** until shaders are fully created unless you find shaders for your game of choice and gpu. Initial shaders are not enough. I repeat, games will run like **** until the environments, the animations, new enemies, etc are created.
You're playing a 100 hour game, you're definitely going to have at least 2 hours of annoyance mostly at the beginning. As you've seen new areas, items, and animations the game will progressively get butter smooth. But every time there's a new enemy or area you'll experience some level of massive frame dropping until the shaders have been fully created.
Good luck finding proper pre created shaders for your games and gpu and emulator. I hear conflicting information as to whether downloading shaders is a good idea because emulator versions or something I'm not aware of breaks them sometimes. But they are around and installable if the thrashing is unacceptable to you.
Step 10: most current or even slightly older gpus should be able to run in 1440p or 4k no problem, however emulators are heavily cpu dependent. The more cores and ghz you have the better. Intel typically dominates AMD for emulator performance. I'm not a programmer I have no idea why. For gpu engine, typically Vulkan is faster, but when artifacts or issues occur, OpenGL is more reliable. I believe changing the gpu engine requires a restart after applying it, not sure.
Step 11: if you're using Ryujinx, add your emulator to Steam as a non Steam game, and start it from there so Steam takes over the joystick function, and if it times out wirelessly the emulator doesn't crash.
Step 12 (optional): download the other emulator and follow basically the same steps outlined above. Yuzu and ryujinx work differently so each game may work better or worse in each emulator.
For TOTK specifically, skip any 30 or 60 fps mods as they introduce progression bugs currently at least in ryujinx. For many games mods are fine and probably will be shortly for TOTK in both emulators but I can't predict the future.
2 of them, Yuzu and Ryujinx. Pick 1. Right now I think Yuzu plays it better.
Step 2. You need the Switch firmware. The current version is 16.02.
Firmware is console system OS. You usually want the latest version. Good luck finding this. The official emulator pages will only tell you how to copy it off your Switch but you need a hacked 1st generation Switch to do so. So you'll need to find it on the internet. A big hint here is oddly, to use YouTube and version and emulator searches to find both matching Firmwares and Decryption Keys usually found in secret Google Drive folders. Usually there's people that make videos.. they get taken down only to come back. Or a private Discord or Guilded channel. Guided is a more wild west version of Discord. The official emulator Discord will ban you if you even ask. The only reason these emulators can exist is without providing firmware or decryption keys. These are the property of Nintendo so you have to find them on your own.
Which brings me to....
Step 3. Decryption keys. The current version always matches matches firmware.. again 16.02.
You need to get a version of decryption keys that match the firmware or nothing works.
Copy and pasting from above because the same applies and keys versionneedsto match firmware:
Step 4. Download the games you want. There are ROM sites like NSW2U. There are 2 file formats, NSP and XCI. I'm not sure if either is better. Also get any patches you want for the game. Usually games get patched for bugs or performance.
Step 5. Install the emulator of your choice, then follow the instructions on their website to install the keys and firmware for the emulator of your choice.
(Once again you should already have downloaded the keys and matching firmware, so ignore anything about dumping firmware or decryption keys, 90% of switch owners have no capability to do so.)
Step 6: create a folder for your Switch games and add that to the emulator library. Move your rom and game patches to that folder. Make sure you save and apply that and restart the emulator and the games should appear.
Step 7. Install patches to the game via emulator. I know ryujinx can do this not sure about Yuzu.
Step 8. Setup your controller of choice and configure it within the emulator.
Step 9: any game you launch will run like **** until shaders are fully created unless you find shaders for your game of choice and gpu. Initial shaders are not enough. I repeat, games will run like **** until the environments, the animations, new enemies, etc are created.
You're playing a 100 hour game, you're definitely going to have at least 2 hours of annoyance mostly at the beginning. As you've seen new areas, items, and animations the game will progressively get butter smooth. But every time there's a new enemy or area you'll experience some level of massive frame dropping until the shaders have been fully created.
Good luck finding proper pre created shaders for your games and gpu and emulator. I hear conflicting information as to whether downloading shaders is a good idea because emulator versions or something I'm not aware of breaks them sometimes. But they are around and installable if the thrashing is unacceptable to you.
Step 10: most current or even slightly older gpus should be able to run in 1440p or 4k no problem, however emulators are heavily cpu dependent. The more cores and ghz you have the better. Intel typically dominates AMD for emulator performance. I'm not a programmer I have no idea why. For gpu engine, typically Vulkan is faster, but when artifacts or issues occur, OpenGL is more reliable. I believe changing the gpu engine requires a restart after applying it, not sure.
Step 11: if you're using Ryujinx, add your emulator to Steam as a non Steam game, and start it from there so Steam takes over the joystick function, and if it times out wirelessly the emulator doesn't crash.
Step 12 (optional): download the other emulator and follow basically the same steps outlined above. Yuzu and ryujinx work differently so each game may work better or worse in each emulator.
For TOTK specifically, skip any 30 or 60 fps mods as they introduce progression bugs currently at least in ryujinx. For many games mods are fine and probably will be shortly for TOTK in both emulators but I can't predict the future.
Step 1
Buy a switch and the game
Step 2
Oh yeah there is no step 2,you ****
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Are there a lot of people that didn’t like BOTW but like this one?
Maybe I’ll just buy the console and this… I still want to play skyward sword anyway one of the Zelda’s I’ve never played.
Maybe I’ll just buy the console and this… I still want to play skyward sword anyway one of the Zelda’s I’ve never played.
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Originally Posted By JustiNtense⏩
I had sort of a love hate thing going on with BOTW, it took me ages to get into it, I had to pick it up around 3 times, like forcing myself to persist, eventually it clicked and I had a great time, but once I finished I never really had an urge to play it again.Are there a lot of people that didn’t like BOTW but like this one?
Maybe I’ll just buy the console and this… I still want to play skyward sword anyway one of the Zelda’s I’ve never played.
Maybe I’ll just buy the console and this… I still want to play skyward sword anyway one of the Zelda’s I’ve never played.
Totk though has so many more crazy sandbox elements, things to do, and grabs you right away, to the extent I do actually want to replay BOTW after I finish it, and kind of wish I did a replay before I started Totk.
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I’m happy to be one of those 10 million.
Emulators are ghey. I demand Nintendo take my money for it.
Emulators are ghey. I demand Nintendo take my money for it.
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Originally Posted By stayhomeneet⏩
This. Autistic virgins gotta get around the system for those extra pixels!Or
Step 1
Buy a switch and the game
Step 2
Oh yeah there is no step 2,you ****
Step 1
Buy a switch and the game
Step 2
Oh yeah there is no step 2,you ****
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Originally Posted By drvillain⏩
its not surprising that's its the fastest selling zelda, BOTW sold three times more than any other zelda. The sequel was always gonna hit like this but still 10 million is insanely highActually shocked its the fastest selling zelda game, because I thought their promotion strategy was very WEAK this time around.
A testament to how impactful BOTW was I suppose
A testament to how impactful BOTW was I suppose
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Originally Posted By JustiNtense⏩
It depends why you dont like BOTW. Most likely if one isnt for you the other isnt either cause they are very similar at the core. Tears is just BOTW taken to 1000Are there a lot of people that didn’t like BOTW but like this one?
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