What is even more ridiculous about renew those keys, is that some
want to charge for that replacement.
I can see putting up some cash for upgrade, but not key. Those that
want it for the key are just plain greedy. If they need cash that
bad, bring out another game!
A developer shouldn't have to
Hi Kevin,
Well, it isn't quite that simple, but it is fairly difficult to keep a
determine cracker from cracking a software product. Even assuming a
developer makes no mistakes, uses the best known antipiracy security,
etc that is no insurence against piracy. The main reason is that if
Thanks Liam. Really appreciate this. I really wish more developers did this.
it avoids lots of headaches
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From: Liam Erven liamer...@gmail.com
To: 'Gamers Discussion list' gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Saturday, April 04, 2009 3:59 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] LWorks says
I agree. Especially if the dev doesn't have a lot of time, would be an
inconvenience to both him/her and the customers. Good luck and I'm buying
judgement day when the new version comes out if I can.
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It's unfortunate, but true: Pretty much like a residence. If a burglar
wants in, the burglar will get in, somehow.
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- Original Message -
From: Kevin Weispfennig
On charging for a replacement key, I can see the developer's point of vies.
They have to take their time that could be spent on further development and
programming of games to send gamers a replacement key, so why should we not
pay for it? If you buy something from a store, and then you lose
That is exactly what was happening. Certain people, who I won't name names
of. Were pirating my games. It's unfortunate, but what can you do?
I know that a user based system will make it easier for people to pirate
games, but. I want to make the registration process easier for everyone.
And
That's fine if the game will always take the same key, but what if a piece
of hardware cahnges. Some authorization systems are hardware dependent.
It's not fair to make a user pay 15 bucks cause they changed a piece of
hardware.
-Original Message-
From: gamers-boun...@audyssey.org
If i could find the games, and make them work, I'd play.
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Hi Charles,
That would be ok to charge if it was an ordinary license key and it was
lost, but all too often license keys today are tied to a specific
computer and specific hardware. as a result it doesn't matter how well
you keep your product keys safe any time you have to change a major
Hi all
Indeed this is game related, actually about the magazine. I had sent
emails off awhile ago to both Josh of Draconus, and Mathew who developed
Audio Quake. I've heard nothing back from either person. So perhaps if
anyone here is in more direct contact with either of them if they
Wow, that's crazy, charging you the same price for one single key as they
charged for the hole OS? Not sure what I'd do if that ever happened to me.
It cusks that you couldn't use the recovery partition in that case...this hp
had one but I formatted it, not knowing what it was. Sighs.
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