u/ohheyitslance

For years a friend and I have shared purchases across two different Switch consoles. This is something that we've continued onto our Switch 2s but recently we've run into an issue when trying to play games that have any online functionality, first Splatoon Raiders, and now the Duskbloods Network Test.

I know that there were some changes made to the Virtual Game Cards system that were made in effort to squash some of this behavior, but I'm curious if there's a known work around to restore the same functionality. We're at a point now where if we both try to launch the same game one of us inevitably gets disconnected with a message saying that the game is being used on another system. Previously there were changes that we made to the Online License system that allowed us to play Silksong at the same time, but I'm curious as to whether or not this functionality will allow us to both load the Duskbloods Network test at the same time.

Any information/direction/support is appreciated. Thanks.

Hi friends. I’m the proud owner of Jane, a senior heeler mix.

I adopted Jane ~4 years ago after being picked up by ASPCA on the side of the road. The belief is that Jane was hit and left for dead and was recovered on the side of the road with a broken leg, that eventually had to be amputated, a broken jaw, some broken teeth, heartworm positive and ~20lbs.

During Jane’s original recovery period I would often come home from work to a wet spot on my couch that I attributed to issues with her medication and other health complications. She was prescribed some medication to address those issues and has been without any sort of issues for almost 4 years now.

More recently I have found wet spots periodically throughout the week, almost always when she is napping. My concern is that she was overcleaning herself to the point of leaving wet spots behind her. She has a very dense coat and my presumption was that she was cleaning to the point of leaving her fur wet and leaving spots behind wherever she was laying. The discharge is colorless, and odorless.

Last night I was taking her out to use the bathroom, and saw liquid dripping off of her, without any effort to pee. Curious as to what sort of direction any vets might provide and how concerning this behavior might be. Any effort is greatly appreciated.