Dark Messiah of Might & Magic Message Board  

Please make a mega trainer for this game if possible.
I loved the demo, the game will be great.

I also wanted to ask...is this game going to be starforce protected? Starforce has killed my cd-drive more than once.

No idea on the starforce, but we WILL be making a mega trainer for this game as long as it's possible.

Ok, thanks.

well if you buy this game on steam theres no point of starforce, no cd required, if you dl it somewhere else you shouldnt need cd cracks

Its not Starforce from what I see.. It seems like its Securom 7 if that answers your Q.

Posted 2006-08-20 09:00 by

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www.consumerist.com/consumer/drm/starforce-accuses-critics-of-being-russian-mob-162097.php

Read this statement.
Ubisoft officially dumps Starforce
Citing "complaints," the publisher ends its relationship with the copyright-protection provider.
By Tor Thorsen, GameSpot
Posted Apr 13, 2006 5:56 pm PT
Following several days of rumors, Ubisoft has officially confirmed that it will no longer use the controversial digital-rights software from Starforce. "Ubisoft has decided to use an alternative copy-protection system to Starforce for upcoming releases," said a rep for the company. The announcement means that Starforce software will not be included in Heroes of Might and Magic V, the publisher's much-anticipated forthcoming PC role-playing game.

Ubisoft's decision caps weeks of controversy surrounding Starforce.
In mid-March, an employee of the Russian-German-Chinese-Cypriot company was accused of posting a link to a site where users could illegally download Stardock's space sim Galactic Civilizations II: Dread Lords. Shortly, thereafter, Aspyr Media decided to sever its relationship with Starforce and remove its software from its forthcoming game, Spellforce 2: Shadow Wars.

Ubisoft's motivation for ending its agreement with Starforce was more personal. At the end of March, the company was slapped with a $5 million lawsuit by gamers who claimed that Starforce's DRM system compromised the security of their PCs. "We are currently investigating complaints about alleged problems with Starforce's software," said the Ubisoft rep.

eplaw.us/sf/UbisoftComplaint032406.pdf
r-force.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=44&mode=&order=0&thold=0
Cyber Akuma writes
"Due to Ubisoft's intentional use of the highly controversial copy protection scheme Starforce, despite user protests and purposeful deletion of any forum discussions about the protection, Christopher Spence has filed a 5 Million Dollar lawsuit against the company for use of the crippling DRM in their games. Starforce has been reported to cause system instability, slowdowns, and possible damage to optical drives. As well as questionable business practices when dealing with customers and other companies, which has been reported on Slashdot before."



digg.com/gaming_news/Finally_Lawsuit_against_Starforce_and_Ubisoft_for_DRM

[Edited by SgtWalt65, 10/31/2006 10:24:37 AM]

The game is based on Source and will have the same full range of built-in cheats that Half-Life 2 has (maybe the same ones... I haven't bought Dark Messiah yet).

No need for a trainer with this game...

Trust me, we'll be able to do things with the trainer that the cheat codes could never do. But if no one wants a trainer, then we can always scrap the idea...