[MULTI] [Wii][NTSC-U]Xenoblade Chronicles [SCRUBBED = 4.04GB/DVD5] (ENGLISH ONLY)

**bazmkt** · 05-04-12 at 09:22 PM

OF course there's a way, download it, and stick it up on mf yourself, and then you'll find out why I dont use them.

j3d1m1nd420 · 05-06-12 at 12:39 PM

ifile.it links.. none of them work

**bazmkt** · 05-06-12 at 11:15 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by jimtran

Hi. Thanks for sharing. I'm having trouble downloading. Could someone reupload it to ifile.it and/or mediafire? Thank you

work fine for me

Zarent · 05-16-12 at 02:38 PM

Holy crap, this is incredible quality uploading that I haven't seen before. Thanks a bunch bazmkt!

shawnter · 05-22-12 at 03:41 PM

part 6 password failing le whyyyyyyy :( part 9 may be failing bahh

Magil · 05-27-12 at 02:40 PM

Now, I'm not one to go around being rude to everyone, but if something pisses me off, I do tend to say so.
While I'm thankful for your contributions to the community, I'm having trouble understanding why you choose to upload your files to these obscure, but above all, SLOW file hosting servers. Download speeds are abysmal, and it's frequent for me to suddenly lose connection to the server for no apparent reason mid download. What's worse is that, regardless if I did get my file downloaded completely or not, I have to wait 1 hour to try and download (or resume download) again.

Why don't you upload your files to a more reliable place, like Mediafire or (ugh) Rapidshare? I'm sure that they're bound to delete your files if you choose to name your files something so obvious, but I believe that password protecting your files and renaming them to something obscure yet pertinent to the file's contents would at least make them last longer, in order to prevent having to reuploading them too frequently.

I mean, you went so far as to password protect your FILE LINKS by posting them on an external website (to the point that I think you're somehow making money off of it, like ad.fly). I wouldn't mind having you make money in that way (however wrong that may be... but then again, if I'm 'here', then I'm really not the best person suited to judge), IF you would at least take the trouble to upload your stuff somewhere better.

You'll probably ignore me or take me the wrong way, and I somehow feel some sort of impending admin scolding for my "insolence", but... yeah.

**bazmkt** · 05-27-12 at 09:23 PM

1) I make no money from ncrypt
2) Mediafire dont allow files over 200mb for free users
3) Mediafire dont allow files passwords for free users
4) Mediafire are so blimmin' slow to upload to that something like xenoblade would take a whole day to do, I can upload this to others in about 5 mins on a good day
5) I would use RS, but they banned me
6) If you dont like the download, go and get it from someone else.
7) Try uploading something before you start to complain about uploaders. Then you will understand a bit more.

Magil · 05-29-12 at 03:06 AM

I am terribly sorry about my approach. I have looked into nCrypt, and I feel bad knowing that I misjudged you without any substantial evidence, as it is quite unlikely for me to do so. I was also unnecessarily aggressive, and just flat-out rude. I do hope yo can forgive me for that.

However, my complaints still remain true. I still feel like you handpicked the worst file hosting services available, considering that:

- They have speed caps, which means that even if you have a decent internet connection, you will be downloading at speeds between 40 Kb/s and 100 Kb/s
- Some have traffic caps, which means that you can only download 100 MB worth of data before they cancel your download...
- ... which really sucks, considering they don't support resume download, so you have to redownload the entire file, repeating the vicious cycle
- Connection is severely unstable, and more often than not, you will time out
- Regardless of whether you downloaded your file successfully or not, you have to wait 60 minutes to either download the next file, or try redownloading the file again

Now, while I understand that it may be easy for you to UPLOAD something in a relatively short amount of time, the important thing to consider are the people who will have to DOWNLOAD it. As easy as it is for you to be finished in a matter of minutes, the people who you share the file with will require having to wait for an obnoxious amount of time in order to obtain what they're looking for, time which could very well be reduced by using another host.

Have you tried uploading a password protected RAR WITHOUT an extension and see if uploading it to Mediafire works? Or simply change the extension to something different, like DOC or BMP? I'm not sure what kind of checks do they run, but if they're simply checking for extensions, this could be a pretty simple workaround.

I would ask you to reevaluate your choice in file hosts, I would even beg you to reconsider and use mediafire if only for the sake of "ease of use" of your end-users, but if you CAN'T or DON'T FEEL LIKE doing it, then my hands are pretty much tied. Since you hold something that I want, I must admit that you're the person in power in this scenario and there's nothing short of looking another source that I can do (as you already suggested).

I'm afraid I am limited right now to merely give suggestions. I cannot force you to do something you cannot or will not do. As it is, I'm scraping the bottom of the barrel, in one vague attempt to avoid having to actually do the right thing and just purchase the game.

Ultimately, it's your call.

Now, I can understand that, as an uploader, you will be just as prone to be thanked, as you will be to receiving complaints from people at random. But hey, they're just occupational hazards, it's part of the job.
But you should also consider that when you find it easy to suggest me to upload something that I clearly do not have, while generally laying all fault on me for something beyond my grasp, I too will feel mildly offended. But I digress...

I want to believe that we're parting ways in neutral terms. Unlike my previous post where I was brutally and recklessly harsh, I feel I have redeemed myself by elaborating my points of view in a more formal, clear and concise way in this post.

At any rate, I wish to thank you for taking your time to read all of this so far. And while I never actually downloaded anything from you, I would also like to thank you for sharing your virtual content with the people of the internet.

I'm pretty sure I'm the only idiot you'll ever find that has taken his time to make a formal complaint on an online forum (of all places), and that all these words will vanish like a fart in the wind, but... yeah.

Regardless, have a nice day.

**bazmkt** · 05-29-12 at 03:30 AM

Hmmm.....

Your reply or 'War and Peace'

Tough choice.

**bazmkt** · 05-29-12 at 07:38 AM

I've read it

You aren't Danny Wallce by any chance are you

shiftystella · 06-03-12 at 01:36 AM

boo bazmkt u do fine work keep it up

Dns1623 · 07-30-12 at 10:36 AM

Part 2 In The "Uploaded" Host is down.. -_-

**bazmkt** · 07-30-12 at 10:56 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Dns1623

Part 2 In The "Uploaded" Host is down.. -_-

use a mirror

gralco · 07-31-12 at 06:51 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by bazmkt

1) I make no money from ncrypt
2) Mediafire dont allow files over 200mb for free users
3) Mediafire dont allow files passwords for free users
4) Mediafire are so blimmin' slow to upload to that something like xenoblade would take a whole day to do, I can upload this to others in about 5 mins on a good day
5) I would use RS, but they banned me
6) If you dont like the download, go and get it from someone else.
7) Try uploading something before you start to complain about uploaders. Then you will understand a bit more.

Try this:

05-27-12 at 09:23 PM	#21
bazmkt EXTERMINATOR! Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Kaalann, Skaro Posts: 3,476	1) I make no money from ncrypt 2) Mediafire dont allow files over 200mb for free users 3) Mediafire dont allow files passwords for free users 4) Mediafire are so blimmin' slow to upload to that something like xenoblade would take a whole day to do, I can upload this to others in about 5 mins on a good day 5) I would use RS, but they banned me 6) If you dont like the download, go and get it from someone else. 7) Try uploading something before you start to complain about uploaders. Then you will understand a bit more. Last edited by bazmkt; 05-28-12 at 12:12 AM.

05-29-12 at 07:38 AM	#24
bazmkt EXTERMINATOR! Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Kaalann, Skaro Posts: 3,476	I've read it You aren't Danny Wallce by any chance are you Last edited by bazmkt; 05-29-12 at 09:20 PM.

05-04-12 at 09:22 PM	#15
bazmkt EXTERMINATOR! Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Kaalann, Skaro Posts: 3,476	OF course there's a way, download it, and stick it up on mf yourself, and then you'll find out why I dont use them.

05-06-12 at 12:39 PM	#16
j3d1m1nd420 Newcomer Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 2	ifile.it links.. none of them work

05-06-12 at 11:15 PM	#17
bazmkt EXTERMINATOR! Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Kaalann, Skaro Posts: 3,476	Quote: Originally Posted by jimtran Hi. Thanks for sharing. I'm having trouble downloading. Could someone reupload it to ifile.it and/or mediafire? Thank you work fine for me

05-16-12 at 02:38 PM	#18
Zarent Newcomer Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 4	Holy crap, this is incredible quality uploading that I haven't seen before. Thanks a bunch bazmkt!

05-22-12 at 03:41 PM	#19
shawnter Newcomer Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 1	part 6 password failing le whyyyyyyy :( part 9 may be failing bahh

05-27-12 at 02:40 PM	#20
Magil Newcomer Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 3	Now, I'm not one to go around being rude to everyone, but if something pisses me off, I do tend to say so. While I'm thankful for your contributions to the community, I'm having trouble understanding why you choose to upload your files to these obscure, but above all, SLOW file hosting servers. Download speeds are abysmal, and it's frequent for me to suddenly lose connection to the server for no apparent reason mid download. What's worse is that, regardless if I did get my file downloaded completely or not, I have to wait 1 hour to try and download (or resume download) again. Why don't you upload your files to a more reliable place, like Mediafire or (ugh) Rapidshare? I'm sure that they're bound to delete your files if you choose to name your files something so obvious, but I believe that password protecting your files and renaming them to something obscure yet pertinent to the file's contents would at least make them last longer, in order to prevent having to reuploading them too frequently. I mean, you went so far as to password protect your FILE LINKS by posting them on an external website (to the point that I think you're somehow making money off of it, like ad.fly). I wouldn't mind having you make money in that way (however wrong that may be... but then again, if I'm 'here', then I'm really not the best person suited to judge), IF you would at least take the trouble to upload your stuff somewhere better. You'll probably ignore me or take me the wrong way, and I somehow feel some sort of impending admin scolding for my "insolence", but... yeah.

05-29-12 at 03:06 AM	#22
Magil Newcomer Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 3	I am terribly sorry about my approach. I have looked into nCrypt, and I feel bad knowing that I misjudged you without any substantial evidence, as it is quite unlikely for me to do so. I was also unnecessarily aggressive, and just flat-out rude. I do hope yo can forgive me for that. However, my complaints still remain true. I still feel like you handpicked the worst file hosting services available, considering that: - They have speed caps, which means that even if you have a decent internet connection, you will be downloading at speeds between 40 Kb/s and 100 Kb/s - Some have traffic caps, which means that you can only download 100 MB worth of data before they cancel your download... - ... which really sucks, considering they don't support resume download, so you have to redownload the entire file, repeating the vicious cycle - Connection is severely unstable, and more often than not, you will time out - Regardless of whether you downloaded your file successfully or not, you have to wait 60 minutes to either download the next file, or try redownloading the file again Now, while I understand that it may be easy for you to UPLOAD something in a relatively short amount of time, the important thing to consider are the people who will have to DOWNLOAD it. As easy as it is for you to be finished in a matter of minutes, the people who you share the file with will require having to wait for an obnoxious amount of time in order to obtain what they're looking for, time which could very well be reduced by using another host. Have you tried uploading a password protected RAR WITHOUT an extension and see if uploading it to Mediafire works? Or simply change the extension to something different, like DOC or BMP? I'm not sure what kind of checks do they run, but if they're simply checking for extensions, this could be a pretty simple workaround. I would ask you to reevaluate your choice in file hosts, I would even beg you to reconsider and use mediafire if only for the sake of "ease of use" of your end-users, but if you CAN'T or DON'T FEEL LIKE doing it, then my hands are pretty much tied. Since you hold something that I want, I must admit that you're the person in power in this scenario and there's nothing short of looking another source that I can do (as you already suggested). I'm afraid I am limited right now to merely give suggestions. I cannot force you to do something you cannot or will not do. As it is, I'm scraping the bottom of the barrel, in one vague attempt to avoid having to actually do the right thing and just purchase the game. Ultimately, it's your call. Now, I can understand that, as an uploader, you will be just as prone to be thanked, as you will be to receiving complaints from people at random. But hey, they're just occupational hazards, it's part of the job. But you should also consider that when you find it easy to suggest me to upload something that I clearly do not have, while generally laying all fault on me for something beyond my grasp, I too will feel mildly offended. But I digress... I want to believe that we're parting ways in neutral terms. Unlike my previous post where I was brutally and recklessly harsh, I feel I have redeemed myself by elaborating my points of view in a more formal, clear and concise way in this post. At any rate, I wish to thank you for taking your time to read all of this so far. And while I never actually downloaded anything from you, I would also like to thank you for sharing your virtual content with the people of the internet. I'm pretty sure I'm the only idiot you'll ever find that has taken his time to make a formal complaint on an online forum (of all places), and that all these words will vanish like a fart in the wind, but... yeah. Regardless, have a nice day.

05-29-12 at 03:30 AM	#23
bazmkt EXTERMINATOR! Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Kaalann, Skaro Posts: 3,476	Hmmm..... Your reply or 'War and Peace' Tough choice.

06-03-12 at 01:36 AM	#25
shiftystella Newcomer Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 4	boo bazmkt u do fine work keep it up

07-30-12 at 10:36 AM	#26
Dns1623 Newcomer Join Date: Jul 2010 Posts: 1	Part 2 In The "Uploaded" Host is down.. -_-

07-30-12 at 10:56 AM	#27
bazmkt EXTERMINATOR! Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Kaalann, Skaro Posts: 3,476	Quote: Originally Posted by Dns1623 Part 2 In The "Uploaded" Host is down.. -_- use a mirror

07-31-12 at 06:51 PM	#28
gralco Newcomer Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 1	Quote: Originally Posted by bazmkt 1) I make no money from ncrypt 2) Mediafire dont allow files over 200mb for free users 3) Mediafire dont allow files passwords for free users 4) Mediafire are so blimmin' slow to upload to that something like xenoblade would take a whole day to do, I can upload this to others in about 5 mins on a good day 5) I would use RS, but they banned me 6) If you dont like the download, go and get it from someone else. 7) Try uploading something before you start to complain about uploaders. Then you will understand a bit more. Try this: