re: Hacked DLC and Nintendo DLC overlapping
(from the other thread http://game-hackers.com/forum/showpo...5&postcount=70 )
> What happens when new items are created that are real DLC and we have HDLC taking there slot? Is it easily movable?
Short answer: Yes.
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Longer answer (since this often comes up). That's on of the hypothetical arguments the "DLC haters" have been throwing around as to why Hacked DLC is bad. It may hypothetically prevent them from getting the really cool DLC items that hypothetically Nintendo is going to release in the future.
Opinion: The track record for "official" Animal Crossing giveaways is not very good (eg: AC:WW infrequent and buggy).
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The facts:
Nintendo has released 2 DLC items so far (in Japan only). That's less than 1% of the DLC space. You can install them in your game using EZ_DLC_Install if you have WiiBrew.
There are no published plans on if, when and what Nintendo will release next. There is much speculation.
The "New Plan" accounts for the case where Nintendo releases few or no more items, or if they start releasing them at break-neck speed (eg: an item a week).
The 3 hacked DLC items are a little over 1% of the DLC space. They have item codes specially picked to be well outside the regular Nintendo item code area. Also plenty of room to release one a week for a few years.
The chances of an accidental collision are remote.
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Speculation continues:
Nintendo could *intentionally* overlap the Hacked DLC range. I think that is highly unlikely.
BTW: The DLC haters like saying the Nintendo engineers would do something like that to punish the people who downloaded Hacked DLC. That's insane, a company would never do that for the support costs alone.
But even in this remote scenario, there is a simple fix for WiiBrew users and at least 2 different ways for non-WiiBrew users to get the new DLC.
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> I have noticed my game disc has been scanning louder than usual since I installed the Hacked DLC. Is that true?
All the DLC hate has infected the DVD disc ;->
Go back to an earlier backup, and try it again. I suspect any DVD drive noise will be the same regardless of the gamesave data.
BTW: that's one of the cool things about the DLC data (and why it is so flexible), most of it comes from the gamesave and not from the game disc.