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Old 12-09-2005, 09:59
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Originally Posted by TippeX
no, what im saying is that there will be less crackers now who will release things publically because of the current changes in the law... would you be willing to risk losing all your kit and spending up to 3+ years in prison, as well as having to pay legal fees for your defence, and being sued by the bsa and so on just to release a crack so that the public can benefit from it? its far far too risky, think about it a little, look at the history of what happened over the years with the busts etc and now ask yourself why there are less cracks now than before
No, that is not the reason. Not at all. Without wanting to say anything bad about crackers or those who already were busted. There will always be ppl who just do it for this thrill of the possibility of getting busted. You know it has to feel damn good as long as you are out there and can think "**** them all i did that crack and they don't have a clue who i am". There will always be ppl who think proxys in US are anonymous and they could distribute their crack through them^^.

But what i think is the problem with "new crackers": it's harder for them to learn. The old crackers for ex. had MS-DOS with debug und text-only output.
They know what text is all about. But now? A kid clicks it colored buttons and sees nice icons everywhere. And then he starts a debugger or a disassembler and what next? TEXT! SHOCK!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!! TEXT!!! what the hell is that??? No icons??? No graphics??? RUUUUUUUUUUUUN!!!

Alright those are maybe 70%.

And the others have the following problem: They want to crack their games like Splinter Cell CT. But they will have to begin learning with all the old titles from 10 years ago.
And that will take them some years. Then they will start learning Starforce 3 when Starforce 4/5 is already out. And they will never catch up. Because we all say it: Everything is crackable. It just may take a looooooong time.
Yeah but from new protection to another the time increases by a lot! So new crackers can never catch up.

So yeah i think there will only be the ppl who could crack (they don't do it anymore, do they?) and nothing will come after. Cracking is dead. Well you can still crack Shareware done by stupid programmers. But you won't be able to crack games anymore.

---------------------RIP Game Cracking--------------------

Just think about one thing: Some years ago we had 80486 66MHz.
Not enough MHz for copy protection.

Now we have DualCore X2 4800+

First Core 2.400MHz for the Game
Second Core 2.400MHz for the Copy Protection!!!!!!!

So do you really see a chance to beat it? MUAHAHA no. We won!
We are the Game industry and we f****d u all!


just joking

but take the facts and think about them.
Is there really a chance?
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