Understandable, but by risk I meant more like odds. I looked around for horror stories before hacking my Wii and found a large amount of questions like yours, but no direct testimonials that the Twilight hack bricked their console. Most knowledgeable people said, "Know what you're doing (aka follow a good how-to guide) and you'll be fine. Also avoid warez and other strangeness". So while I have no real research data to offer I do believe that the odds of you killing your console are low, but remotely present because any mod runs that risk. Thus the risk is do I gamble on the low odds of a console brick in order to gain the benefits of the mod?
Edit: One more quick thing. This is the thought I had that finally made me decide to go through with it. The 3.4 update has been out for several months now. If the updated 3.4 hack ran even a moderate risk of destroying the console don't you think those who lost their consoles would have a created an on-line uproar about it? Btw, I meant that rhetorically.
firmware and bricked wii's
Re: firmware and bricked wii's
I ran the new SoftMii hack package and successfully downgraded my Wii to 3.2E with the latest CIOS version. I can now load backups natively from the Disc Channel.
Get it from here. The instructions aren't in perfect English but it's pretty straight forward.
Get it from here. The instructions aren't in perfect English but it's pretty straight forward.
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