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Assassin's Creed 2
- Thread starter Craig Fairfax
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TeamOverload
Active Member
It's been given away to Sousantor. That being said, I'm not 100% positive the code will work for Canadians, so if it doesn't then next in line would get it. I'll let you all know.
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Code has been confirmed working sorry all.
---------- Post added at 12:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:35 AM ----------
Code has been confirmed working sorry all.
mysenritsu
New Member
I've finally been able to play it and I'm stuck. lol. It's the simple missions I have trouble with for some reason. I can't figure out where the hell I'm supposed to go when Ezio is supposed to follow his brother off the top of the church right after the race. I swear I've spent like an hour trying to figure it out. :s
ChurchedAtheist
Your resident psycho hobo
anyone else amazed at the new level of stupid in the pc versions drm?
Pokemanz master
Lowering your IQ
Really bad outcome, I have wifi that drops time to time.
I waited for pc version expecting it to be better. =(
Also tons my irl/steam friends are not buying it.
Seems like Ubisoft and IW (CoD: mw2) is worst company for pc gaming now.
agentnnc
That Guy I Am
My friend managed to beat the first DLC in about half an hour. Not sure about the second one.
I'm sure a crack to bypass this will arise, but it's dispicable that customers have to resort to shady means simply to play the game in the freedoms they deserve.
Although, the counter argument is that this isn't intended to prevent piracy, but moreso to please investors. Still not acceptable. Console players simply have to put in a disc. Why is the PC being hit with the DRM stick?
DRM should go both ways. If customers lose a freedom, they should gain another. For example, Steam, prohibits second hand sale and internet activation, while it offers you a unified patching system, unlimited downloads and a play-anywhere freedom.
Although, the counter argument is that this isn't intended to prevent piracy, but moreso to please investors. Still not acceptable. Console players simply have to put in a disc. Why is the PC being hit with the DRM stick?
DRM should go both ways. If customers lose a freedom, they should gain another. For example, Steam, prohibits second hand sale and internet activation, while it offers you a unified patching system, unlimited downloads and a play-anywhere freedom.
TeamOverload
Active Member
I think we've known DRM always only affects the paying customer. This is nothing new.
I just started playing this game about two weeks ago and have been taking little bites out of it ever since. I absolutely hated the first AC but have fallen in love with AC2 and it's definitely now on my list of games I would recommend. I just wish they made a better PC port, seems to be horribly coded (I can't get a steady framerate with good settings even though my GPU should be sufficent for full settings).
I've been using the server emulator to bypass the DRM since I do not own the game but am glad to hear that a SKiDROW crack is, more or less, a standard crack for the game. However this is definitely a game that I would purchase in a heart beat if my situation allowed for it (getting a smartphone since my contract is up now, this time I plan on keeping the phone).
I've been using the server emulator to bypass the DRM since I do not own the game but am glad to hear that a SKiDROW crack is, more or less, a standard crack for the game. However this is definitely a game that I would purchase in a heart beat if my situation allowed for it (getting a smartphone since my contract is up now, this time I plan on keeping the phone).