I heard that installing the game also installs SECUROM, and screwed some people's computers, since they said that it won't let you play the game if you have a 2nd CD drive installed and like if you have DAEMON tools, it won't let you play the game at all, even though the programs aren't even related to Crysis Warhead.
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I know that SecuROM has messed with Daemon tools installations before. In fact in one game, forget which one, they appeased customers by specifically "allowing" people to use Daemon tools on their computer.
SecuROM does this with a number of other programs too, and is pretty much impossible for the average user to uninstall. Up to you, but buyer beware.
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No one said it was installing securom, but it does to a verification check after the game is installed through the securom server. Nothing form securom is installed on my computer.
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bwhxeon, it installs securom without you knowing it. I've read alotta reviews, and almost 3/4s of the people who said it screwed their pc up said securom was installed, and they didn't even know it was installed with warhead.
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How do you detect it?
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K well then looks like your not gonna buy it. Problem solved.
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ALcohol 120% will rip the disk into an image file that works for bypassing having the cd in the drive.
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Does the steam version use securom too?
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I doubt the steam version would.
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masterchef341 The guy from The Notebook
nope. steam version of games uses steam's clean drm. it works and is actually designed to ALLOW you to be cd free
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>.> the game plays without the cd anyways. From what I've been reading, steam does till have a install limit. Crytek made a announcement yesterday about the DRM for the game.
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masterchef341 The guy from The Notebook
wait- seriously?
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I thought so too...
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Warhead is restricted to using 5 machines. This does not apply to the same machine, like if you installed and removed and reinstalled - that's still 1 machine. Also, EA is going to allow people to authorize and deauthorize computers, so that the limit is less likely to be reached. ie I install on a home computer, then remove/deactivate it and install on a work computer - that is supposedly going to count only 1 time. But same rules for OS and 'major' hardware changes.
http://www.incrysis.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=727
Problems with Crysis Warhead DRM
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by killeruio, Sep 18, 2008.