I suppose the only other possibility would be to check whether the game is
pirated and make it revert back to demo mode if it is.
Hmm, I suppose a way to do that would be to put a bunch of registered codes
on a server or somethin', but I suppose that wouldn't exactly work, since a
not yet
Perhaps. And perhaps not. Everyone is working on what their produce, but I
think it all goes back to you choosing, in your mind, how much work and
effort deserves being paid for. People have different opinions on that. I do
not tend to defend my friend, nore crytisize her, but am just stating
I have never used a crack, audio-game-wise, and I have no intention of doing
so. I can't pay for any games, so I'm not going to play them. Simple. I,
also, wish to be left out of the matter. As far as one is concerned, I just
stated a friend's opinion. My own opinion, stays a secret with me. :)
I personally like SuperLiam. I wasn't exactly aware until I looked at Liam's
personal site that it was the first sidescroller made for blind people, and
I think that makes it all the more of an achievement.
Regards,
Damien
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Hi Munawar,
Yeah, I like others don't think that people realize how much work goes into
making games. I worked on games like Mach 1, golf and Monopoly for over a year
each. Not like 24 7 but still over a years work is allot of man hours of
planning, thinking, coding, finding or recording and
Hi Damien,
Yeah, one time random keys do wonders for cutting down the cracking of
software. However, the problem with that method of security is it is
just as effective in blocking access to the program for the legal user
as the illegal one.
For example, let us say you create a random seed
Hi Damien,
Well, if you are talking about online registration it it is a good way
to foil your average everyday pirate. Though, the system isn't a fully
bullet proof system either.
What you can do is setup a mysql database somewhere with every valid
name, product key, and product purchased by
ya. and what if the machine doesn't hav net access. I find online
registrations unrealistic.
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From: Thomas Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2008 7:36 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] game cracking
Hi Damien,
Hi Liam,
Well, as far as I know most orders for accessible games is done through
internet sales. That would indicate the majority of our users do have
some sort of internet access. Though, that is definitely a good argument
against web based product activation. I had the same sort of argument
certain schools and insitutions don't have their computer connected to any
network.
which I know sounds awkward, but that's the way it is saddly.
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Sent: Friday, July 25, 2008 9:33 AM
Hi,
Well, there are many points of view about intelectual copyrights, but
the fact of the matter is if you pirate software you are hurting the
company in question in one way or another. High quality sound effects,
graphics, and music can get very expensive. A game developer needs money
to
Hi guys!
If you know vipgameszone, theyer games have all webbased activations.
Regards, Claudio.
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Hi, Thomas I really do agree with you on this. If I don't have
the money to buy a game then I won't play it or buy it. But of
course immature kids just try to download it for free and play it
for free. Don't get on my case here because I know their are
kids/teenagers on this list. People
Hi Thomas,
Yes most people do tend to have an internet connection, but people who are
on the move with a laptop using wireless aren't always going to have
internet.
I have internet now in my current residence, but as I am currently moving
from location to location, I could've ordered a game
Hi,
Yeah. That's the thing with kids. Because their parents tend to get
everything for them they've never had the experience of paying for things.
I'll admit now it was the same with me. My mom bought my food, my clothes,
equipment, event tickets, holidays, CD's, she paid the bills, so of
This is what I say. The quicker kids learn about money, the better.
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From: Jose Lomeli [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, July 25, 2008 4:26 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] very important message to liam erven!
Hi, Thomas I
Of course its better that way kids won't be getting in to trouble
or whatever.
Jose Lomeli
BrailleNote mPOWER user
Email:
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From: Damien Sadler [EMAIL
USA Games News
July 25, 2008
Introduction
Hello everyone, and welcome to the July issue of the USA Games news
letter. As always I hope to bring everyone up to the latest news we have
available at this time.
Before I can get into the real news for this month I must confess I have
On 7/24/08, John Bannick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Welcome Michael,
Boston! Way cool. I live up in Salem, MA.
You might look at the Top 25 Web Sites for Gamers who are Blind:
http://www.7128.com/top25/top25sitesblind2008.html
It's something my computer games company puts out.
In any case,
I think che has it bang on with activations through a server, and a way to
backup the keys and then if you run on another system you need to reregister
but you can backup that computers file to.
At 12:25 a.m. 26/07/2008, you wrote:
Hi Damien,
Yeah, one time random keys do wonders for cutting
thats true all the activations and checks windows has.
ok if you have the net and ok if its the same system but If you have another
system unless you are ditching the system that the product was on you have to
buy another licence, which costs as much as the full product.
I sertainly think this
well thats what site licence keys are for.
Unfortunately these things can be missused etc because you don't need the net.
also are codes that are tied to say laptops for example.
you can't use them again on another system though and in most cases they are on
incripted recovery cds or partitions.
my lot let me know how much cost what and such and well they would buy stuff, I
now do opay most of my stuff while at home so I know where you are coming from.
I however do still have all the games well most of the vip stuff now.
except stuff I don't need or like.
At 03:55 a.m. 26/07/2008, you
yes but you can switch to another system with them previding you don't do that
more than 3 times.
I have only done this once when I switched from my old system to the new one
but there is a limit.
You can get round this buy formatting the system I think but still I have never
gone over the
Hi, i just wanted to let those of you know who play flight simulator 2002 that
i did find a new flight planner.
It's called FS Build.
I haven't used it, however, i've heard several good reviews on it.
I hope to hear from you soon.
Sincerely,
John Sanders
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Hi Shaun,
No I don't think you can get over the 3-time limit by formatting - that is
usually checked by the server.
Regards,
Damien.
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