Sad state of the gaming industry...

[Occhidiangela]

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And those folks at Activision dare to waste precious oxygen?  B)

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How disappointing, I had thought that a certain amount of "this is the industry standard" had arisen. (Nice machine, by the way.)

Seems to me we are in yet another swing of the pendulum. For a while, some games had a bit of protection, the "innovative" crackers have had a go, so the gaming industry reacts with draconian methods. The counter to their methods, per Bolty's post, is of course already proliferating.

Strikes me as an unfortunate relationship between the industry and the customers that. Due to the nature of the beast, this cycle will probably remain, a continual "do loop."

Now what I know best about hacking regards golf. :) I can make my own clubs, but what I can't do is change the course. In PC games, the course can be changed by the player far too often and "easily."

Occhi