* no online activation - we don't all have Internet, and those of us that do don't trust being able to connect to servers. Can you imagine trying to plug a dozen dongles into one parallel port, ignoring the usual screwing up of the printer
STEAM AUTH TICKET FAILED BASIC VALIDATION CRACKE SOFTWARE
* no hardware dongles - again, your software isn't the only one we use. * don't require the CD in the drive - much as your precious software is *your* baby, we have several hundred other bits of software just as important to us stacked all over the house What morons are still left in the software industry that haven't learned:
Everyone who has bought HL2 will want to go online at some point, at which point they will need a valid key. I don't know how they could throw away so much goodwill that they bought with HL1. The fact is that Valve have messed up big time. How is using someone else's CD key pirating the game if you've bought an original copy? Don't even try to front like you've got any ethical ground to stand on. What's the problem?įact of the matter is, there's no excuse to pirate this game, and Valve took the logical step that they can to protect their property. We've bought more copies than we have people that play it. Uh? I do this with friends all the time with Half Life 1. So you believe you'd have no problems buying a game and then using someone else's CD key? Hah!
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