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What feature do you want to see added?
Last time I used a Pretendo guide was two years ago, now I looked at it and it got a lot of details to how not only configure a Pretendo account, but also how to transfer data and way more to get a stable Pretendo account, but I think there’s still a thing that is missing.
What I’m talking about is how to change your Pretendo Network ID settings (email, birth date, country, region, timezone and more) after you put your Pretendo account through the Pretendo Network ID settings app. When I play online (Mario Kart 8) I look at how while I have my country, lots of people who have a Pretendo account with inkay have USA - Florida as a country. It became rare to see someone who uses Inkay to have a different country than USA, and the accounts who have a different country (their actual country) use SSSL (no Inkay) also as a solution if they don’t want to have their country changed, thinking if they switch to Inkay (that is more solid) there’s no way to change it.
Also, if the account is left like that, you can’t even change it from system settings, like lots of people try to do as they think it could be the only solution but cannot still change their settings.
I think there are lots of people that doesn’t even know about the existence of Pretendo Network ID settings directly on the Wii U Menu. It would be good if In the Inkay Pretendo Configuration would be added how to change your settings. It would help lots of people to know about a useful tool that is almost forgotten.
Also, over than that, to add a part on 3DS configuration of how to change your settings about your country or other datas of the Pretendo Account by saying that currently (unless you’ll add something in the future also for 3ds) it’s only possible if they own a Wii U where they can use the Pretendo Network ID settings to change the settings.
Why do you want to have this feature?
That’s a suggestion to help people who want to change their datas for any reason.
Any other details to share? (OPTIONAL)
No response
Checked Existing
What feature do you want to see added?
Last time I used a Pretendo guide was two years ago, now I looked at it and it got a lot of details to how not only configure a Pretendo account, but also how to transfer data and way more to get a stable Pretendo account, but I think there’s still a thing that is missing.
What I’m talking about is how to change your Pretendo Network ID settings (email, birth date, country, region, timezone and more) after you put your Pretendo account through the Pretendo Network ID settings app. When I play online (Mario Kart 8) I look at how while I have my country, lots of people who have a Pretendo account with inkay have USA - Florida as a country. It became rare to see someone who uses Inkay to have a different country than USA, and the accounts who have a different country (their actual country) use SSSL (no Inkay) also as a solution if they don’t want to have their country changed, thinking if they switch to Inkay (that is more solid) there’s no way to change it.
Also, if the account is left like that, you can’t even change it from system settings, like lots of people try to do as they think it could be the only solution but cannot still change their settings.
I think there are lots of people that doesn’t even know about the existence of Pretendo Network ID settings directly on the Wii U Menu. It would be good if In the Inkay Pretendo Configuration would be added how to change your settings. It would help lots of people to know about a useful tool that is almost forgotten.
Also, over than that, to add a part on 3DS configuration of how to change your settings about your country or other datas of the Pretendo Account by saying that currently (unless you’ll add something in the future also for 3ds) it’s only possible if they own a Wii U where they can use the Pretendo Network ID settings to change the settings.
Why do you want to have this feature?
That’s a suggestion to help people who want to change their datas for any reason.
Any other details to share? (OPTIONAL)
No response