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:: No, it doesn't work. I did all that and connect to the GTS. It just gives me the normal Nintendo GTS with no automatically receiving the "Event Pokemon." Using the GTS means being disconnected (or putting a Pokemon in, a bad thing with the DNS change, IMO) and means it doesn't work. --[[User:Nou|Nou]] 14:50, 4 April 2010 (UTC) or whatever the code for the signature is. | :: No, it doesn't work. I did all that and connect to the GTS. It just gives me the normal Nintendo GTS with no automatically receiving the "Event Pokemon." Using the GTS means being disconnected (or putting a Pokemon in, a bad thing with the DNS change, IMO) and means it doesn't work. --[[User:Nou|Nou]] 14:50, 4 April 2010 (UTC) or whatever the code for the signature is. | ||
::: You're doing something incorrectly then, it worked on both my router and girlfriend's games (HG/SS and Diamond.) And you can't deposit pokemon into this program as it just spoofs auto-obtain (like when a successful traded pokemon comes through GTS.) I don't understand what you're getting at because you obviously didn't follow the directions if you connect to the regular GTS options screen. If you had set your Nintendo Wi-Fi settings up correctly you will either a) get a connection error because the GTS server domain is not resolving (because your DNS is pointing to their server so GTS can be spoofed) or b) the pokemon will come down as if it was traded to you through GTS. --[[User:Dwarvencrafts|Dwarvencrafts]] 15:59, 4 April 2010 (UTC) | |||