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Nascar 3 multiplay

14 posts by 9 people · 08 Sep 1999 - 16 Sep 1999

Philster 08 Sep 1999#491100
A few new screenshots have been place at www.papy.com Notice the one about multiplayer options. It seems like Nascar 3 will make used of the servers used by WON. It's makes it a lot easier to find games. Well, it does when I play Team Fortress. So I think that's a plus. Philster
BH 08 Sep 1999#491102
I have no problem with one cd per online game at all. But two things I don't like: 1. I liked to play multiplayer over my home lan with one version. period. 2. I hate things that simply don't install in one directory and are self servant from there. They don't need to be poking around with my system. It's my system not theirs. BH > > Hopefully it doesn't use the WON authentication mess that Half-Life > > uses. That was a real pain in the ass, especially before the patch > > when it wouldn't even let you play a LAN game without authentication. > I wouldn't mind putting each time a CD-Key code while on won.net racing N3. > I really loved the idea in H-L. The tougher it will be for the > illegal-*** community, the better we will be. They can play offline if > they want, but oops Im sorry no online *** when your CD-Key is found in > the network. Papyrus has always had easy to warez products, with small size
Quoted text (9 lines)> games that install themselves in 1directory without messing up the Windows > or System folders, so I say go for it , IMHO ;) > -- > -- Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard> > -- May the Downforce be with you... > "People think it must be fun to be a super genius, but they don't realise > how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world."
Tim O 09 Sep 1999#491373
>Notice the one about multiplayer options. It seems like Nascar 3 will >make used of the servers used by WON. It's makes it a lot easier to find >games. Well, it does when I play Team Fortress. So I think that's a >plus. Hopefully it doesn't use the WON authentication mess that Half-Life uses. That was a real pain in the ass, especially before the patch when it wouldn't even let you play a LAN game without authentication. Tim
ymenard 09 Sep 1999#491374
I wouldn't mind putting each time a CD-Key code while on won.net racing N3. I really loved the idea in H-L. The tougher it will be for the illegal-*** community, the better we will be. They can play offline if they want, but oops Im sorry no online *** when your CD-Key is found in the network. Papyrus has always had easy to warez products, with small size games that install themselves in 1directory without messing up the Windows or System folders, so I say go for it , IMHO ;) -- -- Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard> -- May the Downforce be with you... "People think it must be fun to be a super genius, but they don't realise how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world."
Tim O 09 Sep 1999#491375
>I wouldn't mind putting each time a CD-Key code while on won.net racing N3. >I really loved the idea in H-L. The tougher it will be for the >illegal-*** community, the better we will be. The problem was the illegal *** community using manufactured copies of legit authentications. Wait till you try to log on with your store bought copy, and get rejected. =8^/ Tim
EldredP 10 Sep 1999#491593
writes: Yep, it happened with Starcraft on Battle.net... Fortunately, I was never affected...<g> Eldred __ Own Grand Prix Legends? Goto http://gpl.gamestats.com/vroc If all the world's a stage, where is the audience sitting? remove SPAM-OFF to reply.
Philster 10 Sep 1999#491594
Quoted text (18 lines)> > Yep, it happened with Starcraft on Battle.net... Fortunately, I was never > > affected...<g> > Well, it happened to me _several times_ with Half Life online play. > If this is the method of "authentication" for online play with NASCAR3, there is > absolutely no incentive for me to buy it. > Use securecd or something, and release weekly patches.... small executable changes if > you have to, just to have to reverfy the cd using the authentication scheme. If a user > key is needed to play online, I won't buy it. Not after putting up with Vavle/Sierra's > ***with Half Life. I know people who used the random key generator and had more > success playing online than I did with the copy I paid $54 for. > -- > -j.c.h. > spill /|t frenzy dawt cawm
I don't know why people complain that much about the authentication and WON. I started playing TFC since it first became downloadable and nver had any problems logging to the servers. I don't know what the problem might be. Philster
Tom Quick 10 Sep 1999#491595
Hacked copies of the game? > > > Yep, it happened with Starcraft on Battle.net... Fortunately, I was never > > > affected...<g> > > Well, it happened to me _several times_ with Half Life online play. > > If this is the method of "authentication" for online play with NASCAR3, there is > > absolutely no incentive for me to buy it. > > Use securecd or something, and release weekly patches.... small executable changes if
Philster 10 Sep 1999#491596
All the 50 games I have have been bought and paid for (legally). I'm not a software pirate. Well, Half-Life was a Christmas gift from my girlfriend. She really knows me well.
Quoted text (42 lines)> Hacked copies of the game? > > > > Yep, it happened with Starcraft on Battle.net... Fortunately, I was > never > > > > affected...<g> > > > Well, it happened to me _several times_ with Half Life online play. > > > If this is the method of "authentication" for online play with NASCAR3, > there is > > > absolutely no incentive for me to buy it. > > > Use securecd or something, and release weekly patches.... small > executable changes if > > > you have to, just to have to reverfy the cd using the authentication > scheme. If a user > > > key is needed to play online, I won't buy it. Not after putting up with > Vavle/Sierra's > > > ***with Half Life. I know people who used the random key generator > and had more > > > success playing online than I did with the copy I paid $54 for. > > > -- > > > -j.c.h. > > > spill /|t frenzy dawt cawm > > I don't know why people complain that much about the authentication and > > WON. I started playing TFC since it first became downloadable and nver > > had any problems logging to the servers. I don't know what the problem > > might be. > > Philster
SpiLL schrieb:
Quoted text (13 lines)> > Yep, it happened with Starcraft on Battle.net... Fortunately, I was never > > affected...<g> > Well, it happened to me _several times_ with Half Life online play. > If this is the method of "authentication" for online play with NASCAR3, there is > absolutely no incentive for me to buy it. > Use securecd or something, and release weekly patches.... small executable changes if > you have to, just to have to reverfy the cd using the authentication scheme. If a user > key is needed to play online, I won't buy it. Not after putting up with Vavle/Sierra's > ***with Half Life. I know people who used the random key generator and had more > success playing online than I did with the copy I paid $54 for.
Same old story: ANY copy protection only pissed off the paying customer, the warez boys never have to deal with it. I BUY a game, loose 500MB on my disk drive and still have to put in the stupid CD everytime I play. They don't pay, but they play... l8er ronny -- The box said "Windows 95 or better", so I installed LINUX! |\ _,,,---,,_ I want to die like my Grandfather, ZZZzz /,`.-'`' -. ;-;;,_ in his sleep. |,4- ) )-,_. ,\ ( `'-' Not like the people in his car, '---''(_/--' `-'\_) screaming their heads off!
EldredP 11 Sep 1999#491780
writes: Wow, I didn't realize it was that widespread - I never got 'into' Half-Life. I can understand your reasons... Eldred __ Own Grand Prix Legends? Goto http://gpl.gamestats.com/vroc If all the world's a stage, where is the audience sitting? remove SPAM-OFF to reply.
EldredP 11 Sep 1999#491781
writes: That's one of my BIGGEST peeves. If I do a FULL install, and load several hundred MB on my drive, don't keep asking me to insert the F'ing CD!!! Augh! And I have purchased several hundred dollars worth of software, so *I'm* not the person the companies should be worried about/punishing...<sigh> Eldred __ Own Grand Prix Legends? Goto http://gpl.gamestats.com/vroc If all the world's a stage, where is the audience sitting? remove SPAM-OFF to reply.
Larry 16 Sep 1999#492872
Virtual Drive will take care of that in most cases. It's pretty cool. -Larry

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