Leseratte schrieb:

Well, in theory us Wiimmfi mods can check the IP a player had while he got banned so in theory we could tell you that IP if that happens, and the Wiimmfi admins (Wiimm or me) could also figure out all other friend codes used on a particular IP. The question is how useful that's going to be, Do you know all of your friends' IP addresses, and do they all have a static IP that doesn't change? Usually, in quite a few countries you'll get a new IP each time you restart your router. Or you even share your IP with other customers of the same ISP (using a CGN).

So at most you can find out the ISP of the player who cheated, but not really much more. Unless, of course, they're stupid enough to use their main profile and/or main Mii to cheat. All they'd need to be basically undetectable would be making a new Mii, a new profile, and restarting their router prior to cheating to get a new IP not linked to their real identity.

Leseratte schrieb:

Gecko codes are one way to cheat, yeah. Gecko codes, AR codes, and so on. There are certain cheats that are allowed (since they do not give you an advantage in-game), but it's best to not use any at all. At least not in worldwide / regional matches, in your own friend rooms you can use most cheats.

We do not make the exact timings for these restrictions public (and they also vary a bit depending on certain conditions) so I can't say that exactly, but depending on the timing and delay between each registration it will probably take like a week to get your 6 profiles together (assuming these 6 profiles will all be on the same NAND). If you connect your console (the one you plan to take the NAND from) to your Wiimmfi / Wii-Homebrew.com account ( see wiimmfi.de/user/assign-console ) the limits are a bit more generous.

Note that connecting one console / NAND to multiple accounts is tricky so if your friends aren't tech-savvy and you'll be providing that NAND from your console, just connect the console to your own account.

Though, if you can find another person in your group who is able to dump his NAND (and is willing to share it with the others) so it'd just be three/four people per NAND instead of six/eight, you'd only need to wait 24h to get all the profiles together (first two immediately, the third one after 24h).

There's no "penalty" for trying to create too many profiles, it just won't work. So I would say just take the NAND, give it to your friends with instructions on how to import it into Dolphin, tell them to make *one* profile in Mario Kart Wii (they'll need to delete your existing one from the savegame and make their own because a profile / a friend code cannot be online twice at the same time), and then just have them try connecting to Wiimmfi once a day or once every two days until they all have a working profile with a friend code which they can login with. If they're getting error 23911 then they need to wait some more and try again later.

If they're getting other errors, especially 23913 or 23918, something's probably not set up correctly and they should make sure they imported the NAND correctly and their Dolphin is up-to-date

Leseratte schrieb:

Though, if you can find another person in your group who is able to dump his NAND (and is willing to share it with the others) so it'd just be three/four people per NAND instead of six/eight, you'd only need to wait 24h to get all the profiles together (first two immediately, the third one after 24h)

Moldevort schrieb:

Leseratte schrieb:

Gecko codes are one way to cheat, yeah. Gecko codes, AR codes, and so on. There are certain cheats that are allowed (since they do not give you an advantage in-game), but it's best to not use any at all. At least not in worldwide / regional matches, in your own friend rooms you can use most cheats.

We do not make the exact timings for these restrictions public (and they also vary a bit depending on certain conditions) so I can't say that exactly, but depending on the timing and delay between each registration it will probably take like a week to get your 6 profiles together (assuming these 6 profiles will all be on the same NAND). If you connect your console (the one you plan to take the NAND from) to your Wiimmfi / Wii-Homebrew.com account ( see wiimmfi.de/user/assign-console ) the limits are a bit more generous.

Note that connecting one console / NAND to multiple accounts is tricky so if your friends aren't tech-savvy and you'll be providing that NAND from your console, just connect the console to your own account.

Though, if you can find another person in your group who is able to dump his NAND (and is willing to share it with the others) so it'd just be three/four people per NAND instead of six/eight, you'd only need to wait 24h to get all the profiles together (first two immediately, the third one after 24h).

There's no "penalty" for trying to create too many profiles, it just won't work. So I would say just take the NAND, give it to your friends with instructions on how to import it into Dolphin, tell them to make *one* profile in Mario Kart Wii (they'll need to delete your existing one from the savegame and make their own because a profile / a friend code cannot be online twice at the same time), and then just have them try connecting to Wiimmfi once a day or once every two days until they all have a working profile with a friend code which they can login with. If they're getting error 23911 then they need to wait some more and try again later.

If they're getting other errors, especially 23913 or 23918, something's probably not set up correctly and they should make sure they imported the NAND correctly and their Dolphin is up-to-date

I got some more questions about your answer.
In case I have extracted my NAND.bin from my console, is there a difference if I use dolphin or the actual wii for the assigning console process?

I couldn't find an answer to if dolphin still has a 7 days wait time for activation (even if using an original wii NAND) so I could assign the console using dolphin.