This meant that keygens made for the installer would not do the job. They transcoded the keys when you installed them, and the result was an encrypted version in the registry.
Kind of a slap in the face.Īnd changing your cd-key wasn't as easy as opening the registry and slapping a new one in there, hoping you'd eventually find one that worked with your little keygen.
What Westwood did was make it so that it lets you play for a while, so you think everything is fine, then your base blows up, and you lose. There would be a small chance that generated keys would work in the game too, but there's no guarantee. If you can install the game, there is no guarantee you'll get to play the game.Ī valid key would match both, but keygens would only be able to create keys to get past the installer. If it still goes boom, you really should stop pirating.ĮA learned this trick from Westwood when they bought them out and sold them off piece by piece.īasically, the cd-key you use to install has 1 set of algorithms, but the game itself checks on another set of algorithms as well.
If by BOOM you mean your base explodes, then reinstall the game.
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