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[Incognito JC]

gr00grams wrote...

I do agree it's bad policy though in a sense, as Titan Quest did the same thing, but it outright crashed the game, and that generated serious bad press. Perhaps was one factor in leading to Iron Lore's closure.

You mean the game crashes if it's pirated? How would having a successful anti-piracy measure lead to their closure?

(I also have both the TQ games and love them. Not to mention the ever active community that kept the game alive with mods and custom patches.)

[gr00grams]

Well at least come back and let us know if you do absolutely everything right, and people still die.

I am interested to see if they have put in counter-measures like the overheating thing again.

Here this group is flawless, always works;

Miranda leads first team.
Legion in the vents.
Samara as the biotic.
Garrus leads second team.
Mordin escorts the group.

If you have done every loyalty mission, and all party members are loyal, and ship upgrades as well personal upgrades, this scenario cannot die. I have tested a hundred times. Try that. If they still die... lol.

Modifié par gr00grams, 14 février 2010 - 11:17 .

[Pacosmir]

Incognito JC wrote...

gr00grams wrote...

I do agree it's bad policy though in a sense, as Titan Quest did the same thing, but it outright crashed the game, and that generated serious bad press. Perhaps was one factor in leading to Iron Lore's closure.

You mean the game crashes if it's pirated? How would having a successful anti-piracy measure lead to their closure?

(I also have both the TQ games and love them. Not to mention the ever active community that kept the game alive with mods and custom patches.)

actually it caused the game to crash for "paying" customers as well.

[Sphaerus]

Pacosmir wrote...

Incognito JC wrote...

gr00grams wrote...

I do agree it's bad policy though in a sense, as Titan Quest did the same thing, but it outright crashed the game, and that generated serious bad press. Perhaps was one factor in leading to Iron Lore's closure.

You mean the game crashes if it's pirated? How would having a successful anti-piracy measure lead to their closure?

(I also have both the TQ games and love them. Not to mention the ever active community that kept the game alive with mods and custom patches.)

actually it caused the game to crash for "paying" customers as well.

I've had no such problems.

If you weren't so afraid of the coming war with the machines (geth), you probably wouldn't be trying to play this on an Apple II.

[Incognito JC]

Pacosmir wrote...
actually it caused the game to crash for "paying" customers as well.

Strange, I've never had any problems with mine..

(Perhaps "paying", with quotations, might be the key)

[Pacosmir]

gr00grams, the group you stated worked out 100% no deaths. Thanks