On Tue, 17 Apr 2018 21:22:07 -0500, MRO wrote:
> To: Dan C
> Re: Re: Door Registration By: Dan C to alt.bbs.synchronet on Tue Apr
> 17 2018 03:09 am
>
> > OK..... well I can't change what other people find acceptable. My
> > question remains: What if you want a registered LORD door? What
> > *realistic* options do you have
>
> you should just do without or download a version that is out there with
> some idiot's registration code already in it.
I should just do without? What kind of answer is that?
And I don't run cracked/stolen software/doors.
> > > they still cash the checks.
> > So it *CAN* be done, unless they cash the check and don't provide a
> > registration code.
>
>
> people had money taken but werent given codes. and that was back when
> they were active.
Well that sucks, for sure. But it brings me back to the ORIGINAL
question: If they are not active now, how can a person get LORD
registered?
> > > i would just develop a free open source lord clone and then nobody
> > > would have to register lord ever again.
>
> > I don't have the programming ability to do that. Do you?
>
> you could pay someone to do it.
I don't want to do that. Do you?
>
> > > or just run an older version and use a serial.
>
> > Yes, but maybe not as good an option as running a registered NEW
> > version.
>
> i'm an expert on lord and i will tell you now that there is no real
> benefit to running lord after the registration scheme fix. if you run
> it on dosemu, yes, there is a benefit.
Ummmm... OK. As I recall a player can't get past level 6 or something
like that, if the door isn't registered. Isn't that true? If so, I'd say
that's a "real benefit"...
>
> btw, it was a brown noser bbser who went to gameport and told them about
> how there were keygens and gameport then told preslar to change the reg
> scheme.
Well that sucks.
>
> > > but go the open source route and if you cant program you can get
> > > together with a few guys and come up with money and pay someone.
>
> > Uh-huh. Not really too realistic, that.
>
> what do you mean 'uh-huh'? you cant get a few other people interested in
> this and get them to fork over a little money?
No, I can't. I don't know anybody who can program something like that,
and don't know anybody else who would be interested enough in paying for
it. Do you?
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