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Hey everyone! I recently wrote a petition online which I'd like you to share it with your friends so it gains attention. It's basically a list of things that Nintendo can do to improve the user experience, and I need people to sign it.

 

http://www.change.or...-open-your-eyes

 

Spread the word!

Thanks

I'm not talking about having trouble connecting to my router, so PLEASE do not tell me to input my IP manually and bla bla bla DNS server bla bla bla...

What I'm talking about here is my Wii U not being able to maintain a stable connection to my router, even though they're not farther than 38ft apart. I get 2/3 signal strength, which I believe is acceptable, but WHY can my Xbox 360 (which gets 1/4 signal strength) that is currently sitting right next to my Wii U, can keep a steady connection that does not drop every 10 seconds? Am I the only one having this issue? All of my devices can connect without hiccups, all except my iPod (4th gen) which drops the connection every 20 to 30 minutes, but it IS an old device, let alone it has a weaker WiFi antenna than your standard notebook PC and it only drops out when I'm really far from the router, farther from where my Wii U currently resides.

Is my hardware faulty? Should I try fiddling with my router settings? What the F**K Nintendo?

I'm this close to selling my Wii U. The only fun I've had with it was taking it out of the box and setting it up. Everything else has been mind-blowingly irritating.

I'm getting this issue with my Gamepad, everytime I hold it from the right side I can feel and hear the plastic creaking, and I'm not applying a great amount of strength to my grip, I'm holding it like I would normally hold any other controller. Is this normal?