Splinter Cell Chaos Theory

[radiskull]

I made the image using Alcohol and burnt the dvd with the same rpms settings etc. as everyone has said b4. I burnt it onto a Ricoh dvd+rw disc and mounted the disc in a LG-4081 dvd-ram drive in a USB 1.0 case. I then used starforce nightmare and disabled ATA as I only have serial ATA hard drives and the game runs fine.

[robbdn]

Has anybody posted about the Starforce-made nocd? 1450-sp-patch If so, then sorry for not finding that post...

Requires that you contact Starforce support with original serial and a good reason for wanting to use the nocd in order to get the activation code, but it is a nocd nonetheless.

[LoedD]

Do u mean that if I give trustable reason 2 Ubisoft, I will recieve a noCD for SCCT. Sounds like a joke.

[CTYScorpion]

This was confirmed by some people. You contact Stafroce, send them your error report and serial, and they will generate you an unique hardware-bound key for playing SCCT without DVD.
Works just like the WinXP activation.

[ni9ht_5ta1k3r]

Originally Posted by CTYScorpion

This was confirmed by some people. You contact Stafroce, send them your error report and serial, and they will generate you an unique hardware-bound key for playing SCCT without DVD.
Works just like the WinXP activation.

I think they're cracking down on this because some people who are getting the activation codes didn't buy the game legitimately.

[LoedD]

Originally Posted by CTYScorpion

This was confirmed by some people. You contact Stafroce, send them your error report and serial, and they will generate you an unique hardware-bound key for playing SCCT without DVD.
Works just like the WinXP activation.

I think that can't be cuz how would they know my hardware. I may send them my problem that my drive can't find the DVD and my key. But we all got the same key, so everyone could send the same ****. How do they want to create a hardware bound key.

[CTYScorpion]

You have to send them your hardware info, too.

You start SCCT without inserting the DVD, and then click on 'information'. Starforce then tells you that hardware information is being collected. After this, you can view + save an error report, which you then have to send to Starforce.

[LoedD]

sounds logical