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It’s animal crossing that screws it up. They make the save system for that game super hardcore for really no good reason.Got mine in today and set it up and its been good so far after transferring everything over from the OLED. Annoyingly my daughter has been playing Animal Crossing on it lately, so I had to immediately transfer her data back to the OLED with the AC data transfer app because it doesn't support cloud saves with NSO. Which is also throwing a wrench into my account/service, because she's been playing on my profile instead of hers on the OLED and if she's playing it at the same time as I try to play ANY game while connected online, one of us gets booted off the game. I would just get here a physical copy of the game, but that doesn't solve the online prob of her wanting to use the online features of the game that her child account doesn't have. I am actually subbed to the NSO family plan too, but all of my spots are already full, so I would have to boot someone off.
So I figured I'd just play TotK offline while she is playing AC, but you know what it did..? Since I only have the S2 Zelda upgrades "free" through NSO w/ expansion pack, it has to validate I own the game upon every boot, so I can't play it offline! Dafuq..It actually did let me play, but booted into the S1 version of the game capped at 30 FPS, lol.
I thought maybe it was because my Switch 2 isn't the primary system on the account, as it worked before the new virtual game card system came out. But I don't see any options for that in my account settings now in the eShop. Googling it now, it seems I have to de-register my OLED in order to force the S2 to be the primary. That better work.. I'll try later when she's not playing it, but this DRM shit is insane.