This is true but also it's always morally correct to pirate Nintendo games

It does very much bug me though how, unsurprisingly, there's plenty of people on reddit and Twitter acting like piracy is the only reason one would use Yuzu, as if it isn't such a huge value to be able to run games you paid for at a more playable framerate and better resolution than Nintendo's outdated hardware

Like, hell, Tears of the Kingdom having such awful performance drops on official hardware even compared to BotW is basically the big reason I haven't bothered picking it up

But Yuzu is not the thing that decrypts it. They're saying that the fact you're using Yuzu means that someone somewhere has done something illegally, and that Yuzu should be held accountable for other people doing other things.

I'm fairly sure that's a thing, too, lol. I went to buy a printer recently and couldn't find a decent one in my price range because they're all essentially leased nowadays. It seems you have to use their ink and you can only get it via monthly subscription. Even if your cartridge had ink left in it, you wouldn't be able to print with it unless you had enough page credits. Fuck that.

Nah, fuck them, I wouldn't give nintendo any money after this bs, they are complete corpo assholes and I could not care less if they are stolen from because of this very shitty pattern of behavior

If I could buy a game from Nintendo, I still wouldn't.

I do buy from Steam though, since it's more convenience than piracy.

It really sucks how often pirates have to resort to emulating inferior Switch versions because the PC versions have uncracked Denuvo