EB2: The Big Question

**iceman7291** · 11-06-2007, 23:26

Originally Posted by Elphir

TBH, I have Kingdoms, and I use DaemonTools all the time with no problems.

I second that statment, and would like to add I also use MagicIso and AVG with NO problems as well.

**Bellum** · 11-07-2007, 00:04

seems sort of ridiculous. who really cares if you cant make illegal copies? unless its how you earn a living, it seems like NOT a big deal at all.

It seems to me that people have become desensetised by the current state of software, malicious code is everywhere oftentimes used by legitimate parties, as can be seen by this example. It's become the way things are.

IIRC, in the 90's, everybody would be pissed. Not even because of what the software does, but because it does it to YOUR PROPERTY without your consent. Why should it be acceptable. If I had known that it contained the DRM when I bought it, I wouldn't have (Which is probably one of the reasons why it isn't mentioned anywhere on the box). Installing it now that it's mine is no matter, because the actual software doesn't bother me. I won't be buying anything else from CA, though, because their software is invasive.

**keravnos** · 11-08-2007, 00:25

To make EB2 truly unique, after EB1 (and how it was perceived thanks to you guys) we would need all the potential M2TW has to offer, if it is to be truly spectacular. And it will be.

If the price for that would be to alienate those of you who will not buy Kingdoms, then so be it.

**Elminster12** · 11-08-2007, 06:11

Originally Posted by keravnos

To make EB2 truly unique, after EB1 (and how it was perceived thanks to you guys) we would need all the potential M2TW has to offer, if it is to be truly spectacular. And it will be.

If the price for that would be to alienate those of you who will not buy Kingdoms, then so be it.

I'm a major fanboy, but I'll be getting it pretty much just for EB...

**Elthore** · 11-08-2007, 18:45

yeah, Ill only be "getting" it for EB2 for sure.

At the very least, people should be made aware of this stuff. More popular games like Bioshock are possibily going to be recieving law suits from consumers.

**I Am Herenow** · 11-08-2007, 18:56

Originally Posted by keravnos

...after EB1 (and how it was perceived thanks to you guys)...

Meaning?

**Iasonis** · 11-08-2007, 19:14

Just make sure you delete the registry values that kingdoms puts on your cpu. I think they stay after delete. I have kingdoms and just removed it, i just dont like it, not bc of the values it writes into your registry. After standard delete you have to play search and destroy on your own cpu, under start go to run and type regedit, but be careful you can mess your cpu up bad if you delete the wrong entries.