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That is a hack that I've used a few times before. As far as the chances of getting banned, I'm not sure. I know there are some people on SWF who have been banned for being on Homebrew while on wifi with anyone, but I always use HBC when I play online and I haven't been banned (yet). Do so at your own risk, I guess :/ As far as it working, it only works when you are host, and there are still some glitches with it. Whoever joins your room from the same Wii will be P2, and sometimes he will be unable to control his character for the first game. Other times an outside player will take the P2 spot and he will be forced to P4 where he will always be unable to control his character in that room. Sometimes the game will treat it like a friend match and let you "change" the rules (including stock-game, time limit, etc.) but it will still be a 2-min. FFA when the game starts, no matter what. Sometimes the game will give you the friend code of one of the people you are playing. You can even take 3 players on the same wii, for whatever reason, but not 4. Overall, there are many uses for this hack, including doing "skits" for random people on wifi with your friends, or going to corneria with 3 players on the same wii and have 2 of them go to the right side while you have a real 1v1 with the outside player on the left side. However, I can't confirm whether having 2 people on the same wii will increase the chances of your stage/item set being picked.
You pretty much just buy a USB Ethernet Adapter for the Wii which is roughly $20, and a Ethernet wire of atleast 15-20ft. Connect the USB Ethernet Adapter to the USB port on the Wii. Then, connect the Ethernet Cord to the Ethernet port on the adapter and run that cord to your routher and connect that bad boy. Just go to your Wii menu internet connection settings and adjust it to receive from the wire now and then you are bank
It could just be a fault in your college's network provider. If I may ask, which provider are they currently using? What error code(s) are you getting when you attempt to connect to Wifi?
When you get the number, key it in here: http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/wfc/en_na/ds/lookup.jsp
Yeah, you'd have to disable the firewall. I've never played on an LAN adapter, so I wouldn't know about that one. Try contacting the college's network supervisor, rather than the provider themselves.
This has been of respects by the three years due.
Which one did you buy?? It's a wired connection right?
I'm certain you can't, unfortunately. Unless you've got textures, modded with colors other than the primary team colors over your character (Which I find pretty bad, as it can be a mystery sometimes).can I use the original colors of the characters I choose in team battle, in stead of being either red or blue?
Yeah, like others said, you can't. Only red and blue (not even Greencan I use the original colors of the characters I choose in team battle, in stead of being either red or blue?
) And you don't pick what color you get to be as well, just so you know.
Team names won't matter if you can't distinguish your partner from your opponent.
Well the reason I ask is because my friend has a Gamecube and SSB:Melee that I can have for free, but I am interested in Brawl's online play. I'm just wondering if its actually something I can expect competitive play from (with the connection/delay and problems I've heard of). If mostly everyone just plays Brawl offline, I'll just take my friend's GCN and play Melee.
Wifi is really good or really bad depending on your outlook of things. Sure it's laggy sometimes if the connection is not good, but if the connection is golden, it's very good match-up experience, and much better than playing with computers all the time. If you have some to play offline with, that's fine. If you desire playing against other individuals via Wifi connection, that's fine as well. I recommend testing Wifi yourself before you buy your Wii, that is, if your only purpose for buying the Wii is playing Wifi. If so, I'd say use a friend's Wii to test your Wifi and see if it suffices to your expectations (None/not many error code issues, lag is stable and suitable for play, etc.). If it does, you have your answer for whether you should buy or not. Wifi is normally fine, honestly, but this highly differentiates among connection plans and/or router choices. It also has to do with who you're playing against, so if something happens in your first match (i.e. massive lag spikes), don't take it as a directive to quit Wifi. Wifi is very good practice, especially if you don't have many people around you willing to play, nor the time, money, or transport to make it to offline Smash events.
I originally thought this as well. Wifi should not make for a slower player. From an in-between perspective, if you will, I can honestly say Wifi has made me think much more about what I do, as well as bettering my reaction time tremendously. It's really hard to cope with at times, as lag can highly interfere, but it should not lessen any aspect of your play. It takes personal experience, but Wifi can make you faster, actually. Not as fast as you would be playing straight-offline, but you'll find that it's much easier to play sometimes when you're opponent isn't right next to you; if you're like me, it's a tad pressuring, and I can't keep my cool and make dumb moves. Online, I'm able to pay attention to what my opponent is doing more carefully and precise than offline.
I've yet to encounter an online hacker in Basic Brawl, and I'm not one to do so myself. If I were to guess a time, I'd say around late night to the AM. From what I've heard, your chances are very high around those time intervals. I wish you luck, though. I heard people who've been "banned" from BB due to profuse hacking (or something "bad"), and to contribute, I have never seen one myself. However, I have my means of going about hacking, and I'd presume your best chances are around very late to very (very) early times in the day. It's when Basic Brawl is at its prime, credits to what I've seen.
Thank you, that makes me feel better about getting this game =P
