: Running custom firmware with modified game files while connected to official Nintendo servers can result in a permanent hardware ban. Use tools like 90DNS or Exosphere to blanket-block Nintendo telemetry.

Assuming you're referring to installing the game on a Nintendo Switch using the NSP (Nintendo Submission Package) update method:

Fixing "soft-locks" where the game might freeze during specific cutscenes. 📥 The Installation Process

: Ensure you have the version 1.0.1 NSP update file. This version is critical as it fixes several early bugs and is required for certain mods (like 60FPS patches) to function. Use an Installer :

Sourcing NSP files from untrusted third-party websites carries significant risks. Malicious files can brick your console or corrupt your SD card. Always verify file hashes and use reputable community resources if you manage backups offline. Prerequisites Before Installation

: Often cited as one of the most reliable tools. You can connect your Switch to a PC via USB and use the MTP Responder mode to simply drag and drop the NSP update into the "Install" folder.

: A high-quality USB-C to USB-A (or USB-C) cable is mandatory if you plan to push files directly from a PC. Software & Environment Specifications

If you own a physical cartridge, you can dump your own cartridge (using an unpatched Switch and software like nxdumptool) to create a base XCI. For the update, you would need a Switch that has downloaded the patch from Nintendo’s CDN (requires a valid account that purchased the game).

Resolves a bug where battles would stop progressing after long play sessions without closing the app.

After the installation process finishes, you should verify that the system correctly recognizes the update.