If my cd is registered with Sierra for online play and I sell it, can the
new owner register and play online??
| If my cd is registered with Sierra for online play and I sell it, can the
| new owner register and play online??
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I don't know about registering and all but online shouldn't be a problem.
There are no more Sierra servers or anything of the sort, I don't believe.
Alanb
I don't think the registration will be a problem.
As long as the CD-key isn't banned, no problem at all.
secondly at the onset there was about 4 people I recall reading the Sierra
forums, that got themselves CD key banned for flaming the wrong guy,
cusswords all the time, and or hacking while online... I'd hate to spend
um, what is ebay fetching now, 100 bucks? to end up with on of those cd
keys. and what would you do?
BandTwo enlightened us with:
> As long as the CD-key isn't banned, no problem at all.
Online where, if there are no more seira.com ? Ordinary
multiplayer code (private leagues, etc) doesn't check keys does it?
other cant (per attempt)
Nope.
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Darryl
>>> and whomever gets online 1st with a particular key, gets on, the
>>> other cant (per attempt)
>> Online where, if there are no more seira.com ? Ordinary
>> multiplayer code (private leagues, etc) doesn't check keys does it?
> Nope.
Who said Sierra's servers were gone? Where's your source for that info?
Alan Bernardo 5 posts up ;)
I read it several times prior to that but to be honest it's been months
since I felt like joining an open oval only have every decent start
ruined but 12-year olds asking for a do-over so I'm taking this info at
face value.
You are correct in that "open" servers are wreckfests which is what led
to me joining a league. Like minded persons who want to have a great
time, take it seriously (but not life & death serious) and compete in a
season long battle. Check ours out at www.cfrlracing.com. We have
leagues that run several nights a week plus Sunday AM.
-Larry
-larry