@emerkamp wrote:

The exploites are in the games,super smash and such.They can’t be stoped.

He was talking about the HBC installer, which can be stopped. Which is the “exploit” they were holding back (to install hbc) which he was talking about.

@emerkamp wrote:

You don’t need “hbc” to run homebrew apps or code in general.They haven’t stopped me,Can’t stop me,and never will.
They blocked the Title hbc was using and is now under a different channel title.Most channels are forwarders to the hbc/apps

First. I never said you need hbc to run homebrew apps or code or that anyone could stop you. Stay on topic.
Second. They didn’t just block the title hbc used. They fixed the IOS exploit. Which I will say once again, that was what sickpuppy was referring to.
You may want to read this before posting again.
http://hackmii.com/2012/12/hbc-release-for-a-new-wii-u/

@emerkamp wrote:

The topic was channels,I was trying to explain that the old channels that are forwarders,probaly won’t work with hbc under a new title and or ios.if you want to call patching an ios and/or installing it,an exploit then ok,but you still need a game type “exploit” to do so.

You are bad at explaining things (and spelling), so for the future, don’t try. Also forwarders won’t work at all, not probably.
See this post
http://gbatemp.net/threads/forwarders-are-back.340226/
Also its what I call it, it is what its called by everyone. An exploit in an IOS (read that carefully because you seem to misunderstand for the 3rd time now) allows DEVS (such as hackmii) to use/write code to the Wii. There is no installing or patching an IOS in the HBC installation. It finds the exploit in the IOS and uses it to install and use the HBC.
Read here
http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Homebrew_Channel#Compatibility
And just incase you don’t, I say and quote.

Note: The Homebrew Channel requires that you system have at least one unpatched IOS in order to guarantee reliable performance; we've received too many bug reports that were later traced to misbehaving versions of IOS. The HackMii Installer will automatically choose an appropriate (unpatched) IOS to use when installing the Homebrew Channel; if you attempt to defeat this safety measure by replacing its IOS with a corrupted version, you may experience an "impaired HBC experience" (an upside-down screen or a warning message at every startup). Please just don't do it.

And you also don’t need a game type exploit if you want to get technical.
Try looking up bannerbomb, letterbomb, etc. They may not work on the Wii U but they will work on the Wii.
And this is why I said you are bad at explaining things, because you ramble on about faulty and false information that is either really confusing or doesn’t make sense, or both.

You spelled exploit wrong and exploites is not a word dumbass.