QuantumSquid
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stupid snow in the northeast making my switch take longer to be delivered... might not have it in my hands until thursday/friday.
That's not what you said in the first post though. This was about a console not getting ports, not getting garbage games at outrageous prices.
This is probably being talked about in other threads, but as someone who got a Switch pre-order immediately and got my console day one, I'm curious: what's it been like getting a Switch post-launch?stupid snow in the northeast making my switch take longer to be delivered... might not have it in my hands until thursday/friday.
Posting for the new page:
So I have a ravpower battery pack that has USB C to charge my switch on the go when I don't have an outlet.
But, it also came with a USB-C wall adapter. I'm wondering if I use use this to power my switch when I'm near an outlet instead of buying a 2nd "official" switch adapter.
The specs on the block are:
Input: AC110-240v 50/60Hz 1A Max
Output: DC 5V/3A,9V/2A, 15V/2A, 20V/1.5A Max
Will I damage my switch by using this?
If it's the one I'm thinking of (and fairly sure it is) it's considered unsafe. The numbers are fine, but it's the actual performance that's questionable. Basically it advertises those higher power modes, but can't actually provide them, so when a device takes it up on the offer of higher voltages, you end up with a situation where shit can go wrong.The output Voltage/Amperage is fine (in fact it should charge the Switch just as quickly as the official adapter). I cant speak to the supplied cable though. USB-C cables can be very offspec.
both PS4 and Xbox One missed several titles from major third parties, while getting others at the same time
- Dark Souls 3
- South Park: The Stick of Truth
- Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD
Yeah, I miswrote Dark Souls 2 as 3, sorry. Correcting other parts of my post as well, since it's probably not clear enough.
You conveniently left out the preceding line:
"in the first few months since their launch, "
It didn't get those games in the first few months...
Anyhow, it's beyond the point. Just look how many games have been already announced or are releasing around this time without a Switch version. I don't think you want to make a point from the fact that this is just due to missing devkits or at least I hope not.
It is what it is, we already have been through this dance with the past Nintendo consoles.
So when do you think Switch will get all these games that it's missing now? I'm curious.
Maybe they will, maybe they won't. I never said they would.
You said "ha" to three games that eventually came out for those systems. I was pointing out that the poster never said they didn't come out, just that they said the didn't get the ports within the first few months.
Well the only thing that is permanent is the in-game save, so that's the safest. If its suspended you'll lose all progress up to the last save if you open another game or the battery runs out etc. But suspend is great when you quickly need to put your game on hold for a little while and want to jump back in at the exact point you left.
Zelda auto-saves so much though that it doesn't make as much of a difference as in other games.
Well it wasn't that wrong that you closed Zelda if you saved and didn't want to play on right away anyway because without any software suspended the battery-drain should be less.
Incidentally, man, this may be proving my thought on trophies/achievements impacting freedom with saves may be bunk (or rather that it CAN, but they'd find other reasons eventually anyway that aren't nonsense.) There's obviously cheating with online games, but then there's also the exploits to hack into the system, and sometimes just subverting intended game design. And hell, they sometimes just get a bug up their ass about it, as some PS2 save locking showed or even pre-trophy PS3 saves.Saves are likely tied to game id and user accounts. So as long as you use the same account and the same game, it shouldn't matter what format the game is in. As far as regions go, it shouldn't be an issue as long as it is the same game id. Zelda for example, is a universal title. You can change your system language to any language and that version of the game will boot up. It will use the same saves regardless too.
Yeah when I closed the game I did not intend to play it for the rest of today so in the future if I want to play the game within an hour or so again then I can just do the keep playing thing..but if I dont plan on playing it again til the next day or something then I can just go ahead and close software..when I am playing the game and I manually save it..does it just overwrite my previous save because Ive played games in the past that every time I saved the game it would create additional saves which was annoying
I haven't had any issues playing, but my wife has now twice had the system freeze up for about 2-3 seconds while in combat playing Zelda. Not just bad frame rate, but a full system freeze with no movement, audio, or control functions. Anyone have any idea if this might be that rumored wifi problem, bad system, or something else?
going to the airport
I wonder what part of this thing to take with me?
I need a plug that charges the switch directly without the dock
So what are the chances of a Mario Maker port? I remember some rumors about it this past fall.
Exactly that's a good way of handling things. And yeah Zelda always overwrites your save whenever you save manually but also keeps the last 5 times it auto-saved.
Do planes have AC outlets? If so just take the dock AC connector with you and plug the USB C connection directly into the Switch.
So I have a question, and I know there are threads on this but I'm not sure where to look. So I just bought a Switch (got lucky at Walmart a few days ago) and was planning on getting a charge grip, I guess, and was wondering what I need to do to charge my controllers while playing. Will this work? Like, can I plug the cable from the grip directly into the wall? Do I need to get Sorry if this seems like a silly question but I haven't even opened my Switch yet, I'm hoping to it this weekend and want to make sure I'm all set.
It happens when large enimies ragdoll with a lot of other shit going on.
Just got my switch. I have 2 questions.
1)Why does it only has 2 bars on the wifi signal when I'm only 2 meters away from the router?
2)Will it ruin the battery if I keep letting it sit in the dock?
How do I know when its auto saving? I assume closing software is a lot like when I play games on the Wii U..when Im done playing the game I close software, but when I load the game again it goes to exactly where I left off..at least I can still manually save which is good and I can close software if I dont plan on playing again for a while..just wish there was a fix to the whole TV "Switching" to HDMI 4 when the console is on sleep mode its very annoying Ive been having to unplug the HDMI port because of it
hopefully all planes do have them by now
I got a power bank have not tested that yet but got to run and got a train to the airport
1. try changing to your 5ghz(if your router supports it) network if you're not already on it.. I've read a few people having issues.
2. No.
It's probably the dock! Mine was faulty out of the box; it didn't send a signal at all for awhile!
I sent the dock in and they confirmed that it was the issue and fixed it up! You don't have to worry about sending in the Switch at all if your problem is the same as mine was!
The output Voltage/Amperage is fine (in fact it should charge the Switch just as quickly as the official adapter). I cant speak to the supplied cable though. USB-C cables can be very offspec.
If it's the one I'm thinking of (and fairly sure it is) it's considered unsafe. The numbers are fine, but it's the actual performance that's questionable. Basically it advertises those higher power modes, but can't actually provide them, so when a device takes it up on the offer of higher voltages, you end up with a situation where shit can go wrong.
For charging the included battery it might be fine, and might be fine for other lower power draw things, but I wouldn't risk it with the Switch. It's not that it's terribly high powered, but ultimately it can still use up to the 15V charging profile.
I'm loving my Switch, just got it today from Amazon.es.
Been Playing Zelda 5 hours straight and I am still exploring the Great Plateau
The charger didn't actually come with a cable. Just the power bank, and the wall adapter.
I bought one of the ravpower usb-c cables approved by the google cable guy separately.
This one:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01838Z3UM/?tag=neogaf0e-20
Should be good right?
and for reference, this is my power pack and the wall adapter:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0156HCJQO/?tag=neogaf0e-20
I haven't had any issues playing, but my wife has now twice had the system freeze up for about 2-3 seconds while in combat playing Zelda. Not just bad frame rate, but a full system freeze with no movement, audio, or control functions. Anyone have any idea if this might be that rumored wifi problem, bad system, or something else?
You are in for a good time. I'm like 30+ hours in, and it just keeps getting better and better.
Btw, consider also buying the DLC season pass. You'll find some cool extras laying around in the great plateau area if you do.
Does anyone know what we can expect in the eShop tomorrow?
I'm pretty sure that adapter that comes with the power bank has been confirmed as something that shouldn't be used directly on the Switch and only to be used on the power bank.
Can I go back to the Great Plateau after leaving it?
I don't want to go into the OT cause spoilers are probably rampant.
It should say "Autosaving..." on the bottom left I think but it happens so quick you shouldn't have to worry about it at all. Yeah when you are done playing just manually save and then close the software and you are good. As for the HDMI problem, I heard of two possible fixes, first have you turned "Match TV Power State" to Off in the options?
And secondly, if I remember correctly I read that fully powering the Switch down before placing it in the dock might help with the HDMI randomness but let's just hope it will be fixed in a firmware update given how many people have the issue.
Have a safe trip! And honestly I wouldn't know, I only flew twice in my life
Yeah I tried turning OFF The match tv power state that did nothing..when you say fully powering down the switch before placing it in the dock you mean taking out the switch from the console. turning it completely off..and placing it back on the dock? When it does that wont it automatically turn itself back on and I will have to go into sleep mode again?