Am i Curious about 1 thing though....
According to D2D's website Batman Arkham Asylum is still a PreOrder Only. So how did they crack it?
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PC version must've leaked. Like it always does.
But the Dude said it was cracked after its D2D release....Originally Posted by Azimuth
D2D release/D2D leak = same thing really, still came from D2D
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And five seconds later a crack was released to circumvent to glide problem. Crackers are going to win this fight each and every time. I crack my originals to keep my discs safe so I have no qualms with them.
While this is pretty funny everyone seems to have missed the "...is a hook in the copy protection system..." part. The nerfed controls isn't the DRM itself but simply a feature of the DRM.
A little bit of digging seems to indicate that the PC version of B:AA is protected by SecuROM. So the DRM isn't that innovative. The core protection is still about limited online activations. There isn't a copy protection measure I despise more than online activation every time you install, so sadly Eidos won't be seeing my money for this release. Not that they're crying about it, I'm sure.
You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say will be misquoted, then used against you.
Not actually, XIII had the same thing - key cards wouldn't drop, only certain weapons dropped, you took more damage as the game went on etc etc
yip, thats all you have to do. In XIII they were slightly smarter with this, they made each disabled feature do a different check. CD check, speed check, out of bounds check, bit check all disabled different things. Slowed the illegal gamers for a while.There is no need to go and reprogram the game.
Down side to this is that it makes the pirate community go Rep happy and starts mini wars between the cracking communities which ultimately makes the hacking faster, quicker and more professional as they fight for rep.
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awesome!!!!!it’s a bug in your moral code
ALso Operation Flashpoint back in 2001, Each time you played the game from a cracked exe the game ran slower and slower and slower, as depicted in a warning in the intro. Also in ARMA 1, pirated players found themselves turning into birds couple of minutes into play.
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Yeah, I actually find this better to do - I find it horribly frustrating knowing that people are playing a pirated game before I even get my legit on delivered! At least kinda half spoils the fun for them while I wait for a "bug free" games
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