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Old 27-07-2004, 01:02
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Just trying to help, didn't know what it was... since I don't speak russian and I found this on a russian site
Ah well, thanks anyway!

By the way, are you guys aware that Ecstatica is a DOS Game?! Does that mean cracking it will be hard?!
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Old 27-07-2004, 05:30
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Hey Karthik,

Nope, actually, most DOS games are easier to crack than most Windows games... Back then, there were a couple of _very_ nasty custom protections for DOS games but I have the feeling (no, I could never crack any of them! ) that they were a lot less sophisticated than today's commercial protections for Windows games...

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Hey Karthik,

Nope, actually, most DOS games are easier to crack than most Windows games... Back then, there were a couple of _very_ nasty custom protections for DOS games but I have the feeling (no, I could never crack any of them! ) that they were a lot less sophisticated than today's commercial protections for Windows games...

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Hey you're living in Hungary?! Are you near Digital Reality's building?!
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Hi Karthik,

Dunno who Digital Reality is. Also, while Hungary is not a large country, it's still 93.000 square kilometres. So... Seriously, they work in Budapest, I live and work in Budapest but that's all. And, no, I'm not interested in Haegemonia or other strategy games...

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Hi Karthik,

Dunno who Digital Reality is. Also, while Hungary is not a large country, it's still 93.000 square kilometres. So... Seriously, they work in Budapest, I live and work in Budapest but that's all. And, no, I'm not interested in Haegemonia or other strategy games...

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Dang!

Edit: Hey Barry, about the martian Gothic patch...where do I put the inventory.gfx file?!

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Edit: Hey Barry, about the martian Gothic patch...where do I put the inventory.gfx file?!
You mean you didn't read the 'readme.txt' file It goes in the same directory as the 'martian gothic.exe' file.
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You mean you didn't read the 'readme.txt' file It goes in the same directory as the 'martian gothic.exe' file.
I just wanted to be sure cause I see most of the gfx file are in the data directory.
Dumb question but didn't anyone realize that Martian Gothic patch 3 was released?!
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