Sierra no longer checks cd kyes so user could copy disc and sell original
and still play the game online. Don't sucker into paying $70 for software 5
years old, torrent it!
-Larry
> -Larry
>> Sierra no longer checks cd kyes so user could copy disc and sell original
>> and still play the game online. Don't sucker into paying $70 for
>> software 5 years old, torrent it!
There is one method using *** 100% (or whatever the hell the number is),
but that involves a special *** image which is not what I'm after. I
want an actual polycarb backup I can use so I can put the original in my
safe.
-Larry
>> -Larry
>>> Sierra no longer checks cd kyes so user could copy disc and sell
>>> original and still play the game online. Don't sucker into paying $70
>>> for software 5 years old, torrent it!
> -Larry
>> Sierra no longer checks cd kyes so user could copy disc and sell original
>> and still play the game online. Don't sucker into paying $70 for
>> software 5 years old, torrent it!
-Larry
> -Larry
>> I put the file on rapidshare at this link.
>> http://www.racesimcentral.net/
>> The rar has the saved copy of the website and 2 files you need. The
>> backup
>> uses *** 120 to create and burn the image but you can get a free
>> 30 day
>> trial.
>> Don
>> ----- Original Message ----- ....
>>> Sure!
>>> There is one method using *** 100% (or whatever the hell the
>>> number is), but that involves a special *** image which is not
>>> what I'm after. I want an actual polycarb backup I can use so I can
>>> put the original in my safe.
>>> -Larry
-Larry
So then, what's the point? Even before this you could play online with an
image files, though not through Sierra.
The reason for buying the original game on the original CD is to have the
original game. Would it really matter if the person who sold you the game
made a copy of it so as to play online? Do you really think that anyone who
has sold the original CD hasn't a back-up copy somewhere?
It's getting the original CD (which I happen to have, in its original case,
with the manual). I think that if someone wants the original game in order
to play online, with no interest in the novelty of having the original CD, I
doubt that he (or she) would buy the game for $70.
Alan