I think this topic is of general interest, so i’m reposting it for those who only read the GamingHorror blog.
Please visit www.learn-cocos2d.com to learn why you should ignore everything you’ve read about App Store Piracy!
UPDATE: in case you are simply looking for where to find the BattleForge serial number inside the game’s DVD box then click here to see the post where i explain it step-by-step. Otherwise, if you are looking for an illegal serial number, by all means, read on.
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You’ve come to the right place, even though you won’t find what you were looking for (assuming you were looking for a way to play BattleForge illegally). Let me help you out: please understand the fact that BattleForge is an online game, and what that means. Seriously, stop looking for serial key generators. It is pointless. Stop wasting your time. You can only play with a valid serial number, and there are no generators that can provide you with a working serial!
Why? Do i really have to explain? Ok, in simple terms: each of the valid keys that went into the retail boxes is stored on the BattleForge servers. When you connect, your game’s key is verified that it exists on the server. If not, you can’t connect. The chances of a key generator “accidentally” generating one of the valid keys is slim. You ever got struck by lightning or hit by a meteor? That’s how likely that is. Actually, statistically speaking, much less likely than that. And of course, if you can’t connect, you can’t play. Not even singleplayer, which for BattleForge is comparable to playing solo in an MMO world.
If you like to try the game, please read a review, check out the BattleForge Demo (direct download of installer, ~84 MB) and then decide wether it’s worth to actually buy it, for example from Amazon. Here, let me make this part convenient for you:
Amazon Deutschland
Amazon UK
Amazon USA
Oh, and if you’re interested to learn what piracy does, and how rampant it probably is, read this blog entry.
PS: … and if you were thinking that listing all those search terms means i’m phishing for page views: you are correct. My intention is for potential players to learn that working serial key generators for BattleForge do (and can) not exist. It is also a document of historical proportions (kinda), showing that some people still do not understand server-side serial key validation and/or don’t know that there is a BattleForge Demo.
I’ve wanted to write about piracy for a while but this topic is so complex and “hot”, especially coming from a game developer like myself. But why bother writing my own article if there’s already an excellent coverage about PC Game Piracy on Tweak Guides?
The good part of this article is – it is not biased. At least not as far as i can tell. It’s as neutral as one can get about such a controversial and heavily debated issue. Go ahead, read it. Uhm, unless:
“If your only interest in reading the article is to quickly skim through it to see if it supports your preconceived notions of piracy, then you’re probably better off not bothering with it in the first place.”
There’s another quote i’d like to pick out, not so much because it is probably controversial (hence the headline) but because i always felt that the slogan “piracy is theft” is just not true. Now i know why:
“[...] it does bear noting that strictly speaking, it is correct to say that piracy is not theft. As noted earlier, piracy is copyright infringement, and this is distinct from theft of physical property.”
UPDATE: if you’re thinking that the Piracy Crisis is overblown then read that article.
I also haven’t written my own believes about piracy here, so not to mislead anyone here’s what i think in one sentence: i do believe that piracy is rampant but fighting piracy has to be done on a costumer service-level, eg. added value for paying costumers (free or micro-payment DLC) while making sure no one can cheat (server side account validation).
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