cd key answer

[Guest]

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The cd key can be used as many tines as you want in single player. Online
only one of the computers using the key can be running at a time. There is a
free battlefield 1942 key changer at www.majorgeeks.com in the game section
if you need to have two players play online with the same copy of the game.

 

[Guest]

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"Harris'" <gacharris@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> The cd key can be used as many tines as you want in single player. Online
> only one of the computers using the key can be running at a time. There is
a
> free battlefield 1942 key changer at www.majorgeeks.com in the game
section
> if you need to have two players play online with the same copy of the
game.
>
>


No matter which way you look at it, if your both using the same copy of the
game to play online, your breakin the law

 

[Guest]

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Harris' wrote
>The cd key can be used as many tines as you want in single player. Online
>only one of the computers using the key can be running at a time. There is a
>free battlefield 1942 key changer at www.majorgeeks.com in the game section
>if you need to have two players play online with the same copy of the game.

Tut, tut. A keygen? What happens when that keygen generates a code
that also happens to be somebody else's (legitimate and paid for) CD
key? The poor ah heck can't play online! Do yourself and everyone else
favour if you want to run two copies online, buy another copy of the
game.

OK, I appreciate that you didn't at any point say you *had* used this
method yourself, but the point is some poor soul might have their CD key
hijacked, its not fair.

--
[AGB]Villy Vonka
Sheffield, UK
http://www.villyvonka.co.uk

 

[Guest]

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The KeyChanger is not a CD maker.
All it will do is replacing the CDKey currently used.

"Harris'" <gacharris@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> The cd key can be used as many tines as you want in single player. Online
> only one of the computers using the key can be running at a time. There is
> a free battlefield 1942 key changer at www.majorgeeks.com in the game
> section if you need to have two players play online with the same copy of
> the game.
>

 

[Guest]

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"Tal fuchs" <fuchs_t@bezeqint.net> wrote in message
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> The KeyChanger is not a CD maker.
> All it will do is replacing the CDKey currently used.
>


To one that might be in use by someone else.. i.e. it makes a cd key that is
not a genuine one!! i.e. RIPOFF lol

 

[schrodinger]

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"Harris'" <gacharris@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> The cd key can be used as many tines as you want in single player. Online
> only one of the computers using the key can be running at a time. There is
> a free battlefield 1942 key changer at www.majorgeeks.com in the game
> section if you need to have two players play online with the same copy of
> the game.

Am I right in thinking, you can have the key from Road to Rome on one
computer and the key to the original BF 1942 on the other?

This is how I have mine and my daughter's set up - we haven't played online
yet, just LAN games - me with the 1942 CD and her with the R2R.

Will this work online?

Regards

Schrodinger

 

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Villy Vonka wrote:
> Harris' wrote
>
>> The cd key can be used as many tines as you want in single player. Online
>> only one of the computers using the key can be running at a time.
>> There is a
>> free battlefield 1942 key changer at www.majorgeeks.com in the game
>> section
>> if you need to have two players play online with the same copy of the
>> game.
>
>
> Tut, tut. A keygen? What happens when that keygen generates a code
> that also happens to be somebody else's (legitimate and paid for) CD
> key? The poor ah heck can't play online! Do yourself and everyone else
> favour if you want to run two copies online, buy another copy of the game.
>
> OK, I appreciate that you didn't at any point say you *had* used this
> method yourself, but the point is some poor soul might have their CD key
> hijacked, its not fair.
>

Most keygens are not really generators of any sort, but just cycle
through a fixed list of known pirate cd keys or ones compiled by the
author. You'll notice a pattern after a while.

Other ones generate keys that cannot validate online. It's good enough
for the install, but a authentication server will reject it.

The probability that a keygen will generate not only a valid online cd
key, but also a key not in use by another person is astronomical. If it
were true that a keygen could easily generate a valid key, then we would
see a tremendously greater precedence of complaints about "key in use"
messages or widespread lockout of thousands of players (given the total
BF series population and the ability to generate large numbers of keys).

 

[Guest]

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Schrodinger wrote:
In short, yes. You have two keys (BF and RTR) and two computers. The
computers will use their alternate key (either one) if the other key is
being used to play online.

If you have another child and Buy Secret Weapons, you'll still be good!



JT


> "Harris'" <gacharris@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:jdidnb5ZMsGiS3XcRVn-sg@comcast.com...
>> The cd key can be used as many tines as you want in single player. Online
>> only one of the computers using the key can be running at a time. There
>> is a free battlefield 1942 key changer at www.majorgeeks.com in the game
>> section if you need to have two players play online with the same copy of
>> the game.
>
> Am I right in thinking, you can have the key from Road to Rome on one
> computer and the key to the original BF 1942 on the other?
>
> This is how I have mine and my daughter's set up - we haven't played
> online yet, just LAN games - me with the 1942 CD and her with the R2R.
>
> Will this work online?
>
> Regards
>
> Schrodinger

 

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"deimos" <deimos@localhost.net>
> Most keygens are not really generators of any sort, but just cycle
> through a fixed list of known pirate cd keys or ones compiled by the
> author. You'll notice a pattern after a while.
>
> Other ones generate keys that cannot validate online. It's good enough
> for the install, but a authentication server will reject it.
>
> The probability that a keygen will generate not only a valid online cd
> key, but also a key not in use by another person is astronomical. If it
> were true that a keygen could easily generate a valid key, then we would
> see a tremendously greater precedence of complaints about "key in use"
> messages or widespread lockout of thousands of players (given the total
> BF series population and the ability to generate large numbers of keys).


Is that why Far Cry has so many problems with Invalid CD Keys when you go
online, my Key for Far Cry was hijacked, first time I tried to go online it
said my CD Key was in use, so I had to request a new one, but you have said
the right word there, PIRATE!! if you want the game, buy it, if you lose the
key, contact EA, dont use stupid sad keygens that stuff games up for
everyone else!

 

[Guest]

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deimos wrote
>Most keygens are not really generators of any sort, but just cycle
>through a fixed list of known pirate cd keys or ones compiled by the
>author. You'll notice a pattern after a while.
>
>Other ones generate keys that cannot validate online. It's good enough
>for the install, but a authentication server will reject it.
>
>The probability that a keygen will generate not only a valid online cd
>key, but also a key not in use by another person is astronomical. If
>it were true that a keygen could easily generate a valid key, then we
>would see a tremendously greater precedence of complaints about "key in
>use" messages or widespread lockout of thousands of players (given the
>total BF series population and the ability to generate large numbers of
>keys).

While I agree with you that the chances of generating a valid key are
tiny, the fact remains that it is possible, and I know of quite a few
people who have been unable to play because of their CD key being
hijacked. Whether those cases are due to a keygen is unknown, but it
does happen and not as rare as you make out.

--
[AGB]Villy Vonka
Sheffield, UK
http://www.villyvonka.co.uk

 

[Guest]

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No. It's not.
You will have to provide the alternates keys.
Either these keys are genuine or cracked ones is another issue.



"Me, Myself" <no@thanks.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Tal fuchs" <fuchs_t@bezeqint.net> wrote in message
> news:41e96344@news.bezeqint.net...
>> The KeyChanger is not a CD maker.
>> All it will do is replacing the CDKey currently used.
>>
>
>
> To one that might be in use by someone else.. i.e. it makes a cd key that
> is
> not a genuine one!! i.e. RIPOFF lol
>
>

 

[Guest]

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"Tal fuchs" <fuchs_t@bezeqint.net> wrote in message
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> No. It's not.
> You will have to provide the alternates keys.
> Either these keys are genuine or cracked ones is another issue.
>
>
>

And what happens when the CDKey made, is already in use by another GENUINE
owner!