Anyone using the "no cd" for spore?
Paperbladder:
VMWare Workstation (not free) allows you to drag stuff from the host PC to the guest PC but VMWare has always given me problems.
I use Sun's Virtualbox for virtualization since it's lightweight, cross-platform, and free. Compared to Virtual PC or VMWare Workstation sharing files between the host and the guest are a little more complicated (it involves mounting a directory in the host as a network share and having the guest connect to it). Yes, it also works with Vista.
sirnh:
Now that the latest no-cd contains a trojan, I suddenly had to think of something EA games said:
"..., if you’re concerned with a virus on your computer, the chances of that are infinitely higher when you’re downloading off of a hacked version than it would be downloading the authentic game..."
(quote from: http://multiplayerblog.mtv.com/2008/09/16/spore-drm-update-ea-loosening-one-restriction/)
Maybe, EA-games is behind the Trojan? ;D
jsalemi:
It looks like a cracked .exe for the patch has appeared on Pirate Bay, probably from Reloaded. Early comments are that it's clean, so it's worth keeping an eye on.
ETA: the new no-cd.exe appears to be good -- no problem running the patched game with it.
straycat:
I'm having some trouble getting the no-cd crack to install. Super Bad Brain Day? :-\
What I did: Installed the game while disconnected to the Internet. No error message. Then I downloaded the crack from Gamefix. Extracted the .exe file and double-clicked on it. I get a message saying "Could not find the default preferences. The data directory is missing or corrupt. (1004)" After that the screen goes black for a second, and then I return to the desktop to see another message saying "Could not find a needed package. The data directory is missing or corrupt. (1004)"
I have no idea why that happened. Is someone able to help, please?
kewian:
Is there a crack exe for the patched game yet?
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