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Old 25-06-2006, 18:15
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I tried to read the info from the links but with the picture I couldn't figure out how to read it because it is too bright and I can't see any of it on my monitor, and the other ones in spanish. I have, however read a guide about another game that has the same protection. From what I understand if you have one of the discs mentioned, you can use the original dvd to make a image, then copy the image using alcohol 120% and disable the rmps copy. If you do this will the burned dvd act as an original dvd, (will it work without any crack)? Also do you need any anti-blacklisting tools or do anything else like unplugging the ide drives, or is the burned copy of the original all you need? I am sorry if this has been answered or is a hassle, like I said I couldn't read any of the links and I searched the forums. I would just like to have this info, because I don't think its worth unplugging the ide drives, its just too much of a hassle and I will just use the original until there is a crack (if there ever is a crack). Just out of curiosity, is this starforce protection the one everybody hates and was boycotting, and if it is, has anyone successfully cracked the protection?
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