Lord of The Rings: Battle of Middle Earth2

[cyle00]

Ok, I do own this game, but both me and my brother-in-law love to play it but the problem is you need the CD to play it. Can anyone provide me with some instructions or a crack so I can play it on my comptuer without the disc. Btw I'am new to the crack thing so thats why I am asking for some help.

[Nightmare]

- search.
- read the faq.

If you can't understand things, ask.
But please, read 1st the existing topics and the faq!

Greets

[cyle00]

Originally Posted by Nightmare85

- search.
- read the faq.

If you can't understand things, ask.
But please, read 1st the existing topics and the faq!

Greets

I've been trying but I don't really know what I am looking for.

[Grumpy]

@cyle00

but both me and my brother-in-law love to play it but the problem is you need the CD to play it.

Yes there are ways to play it without using the CD but I must tell you that you and your brother-in-law need to own you own purchased versions of the game.
You cannot buy a game then give it to you your brother-in-law to play, or vica verca. You also cannot create a copy of it and give the copy to your brother-in-law! One disc installed on one machine at a time! That is the law.
Sorry I dont make the laws!

[ajay_wilson1]

@grumpy
I dont understand why it isnt allowed to play a game on more than one machine. I have a laptop aswell so i game my game images compressed in a rar format so if im on the move i can unrar it and play my game....does this mean i could be breaking the law if i had the game still installed on my pc at home????

What about ih cycle00 and his brother in law went "halfs" on the game. Surely they should be allowed to play the game when ever they want....like if two people shared the cost of a house you cant expect the other person to wait outside while you use the house. I have to say i dont agree with this at all. It should be ok to have 1 game per house hold and play it on any machine(s) when ever you want!!

[Grumpy]

@ajay_wilson1

I have to say i dont agree with this at all. It should be ok to have 1 game per house hold and play it on any machine(s) when ever you want!!

Believe me I dont agree with it either, but that is what most EULA's state.
I wanted 'cyle00' to understand the law and to know why I wont specifically give him the answer he is looking for. But if he searches he will find it.
Your house example is a good one, I usually use the Monopoly Board Game for an example.
When both my kids and myself want to play monopoly we do not use one board each, we all play on the same board, we are also not expected to buy 3 copies of the game.
The one game per machine law is very unrealistic.