Crack: Custom Bnet2 server by chinese modders? - Page 3

On July 05 2011 01:53 Kishuu wrote:
As much as I would love lan, am I the only one who thinks this is bad? I mean, if you wanna play this game professionally and "help e-sports" you are gonna buy it. The kids that are gonna crack it with LAN support are that leechy garena kids who are gonna pirate and hack all day long for two months, then forget about it.
On the cool side, some of my friends that can't buy the game will play now, but for how long? I want more regulars that wanna learn the game for real.

On July 05 2011 02:22 JustPassingBy wrote:
People here don't want LAN support because they can crack it easier (I hope).

On July 05 2011 02:16 gurrpp wrote:
My main hope is that we may get a private server out of this which lets people play internationally with low latency.

On July 05 2011 02:32 Batch wrote:

The pirated server will probably have little effect on the internationall latency if by that you mean latency between NA-Korea or NA-Europe since the data packets still have to travel the same distance.

On July 05 2011 02:22 JustPassingBy wrote:


People here don't want LAN support because they can crack it easier (I hope).
People here want LAN support because they are sick of watching lag spikes disturbing high level games, where the gamers are actually sitting next to each other.

On July 05 2011 02:22 JustPassingBy wrote:


People here don't want LAN support because they can crack it easier (I hope).
People here want LAN support because they are sick of watching lag spikes disturbing high level games, where the gamers are actually sitting next to each other.

On July 05 2011 02:32 Dagobert wrote:


That doesn't even make sense.

By the way, the site activated my bullshit detector. The guy who 'popularises' the 'crack' seems to be French, not Chinese. The site is really pretty and already finished... no, no, no, that's not how I recall cracks to be spread. Also, the guy said on reddit: "First I was like you, blabla, didn't believe it either, but then *tadaa*". Only thing left for him to say is "works like a charm".

On July 05 2011 02:32 Dagobert wrote:


That doesn't even make Sense.

By the Way, the site activated my bullshit detector. The guy WhO 'popularises' the 'crack' seems to be French, not Chinese. The site iS Really pretty and already finished... no, no, no, that's not how I recall cracks to be spread. Also, the guy SaiD on reddit: "First I was like you, blabla, didn't believe it either, but then *tadaa*". Only thing left for him to say iS "works like a charm".

On July 05 2011 02:42 Morrisson wrote:


I found it on reddit and did see a thread here, so I made ONE. Dont be paranoiac.

My take is that blizzard might realize that they can FighT as hard as they WanT, but they cannot outmsmart a whole community. Now they can either accept that their game iS not longer totaly their game but also our game, and maybe work with the community ( for better maps, for a better battle.net, for a lan support, for... game design ( WhO SaiD reavers, mines and Lurker?? ) and have a GREAT game that will last long....

On July 05 2011 02:37 Kishuu wrote:


I'd love to play LAN without lag, believe me.
It will happen now, I guess. But the side effects are horrible. Because your hopes are not matched with the reality.
When something is cracked, it will be available under hamachi/garena and even more hacks are gonna be developed, becase the game will be more popular. Drop hacking was pretty bad last week right? Well, everyone get ready because if this flies off, more and more hacks are gonna show up. And it will be even more annoying to play ladder, cracked or not.

You can compare with iccup and everything. but they have an anti-hack system AND, EVEN more importantly, people that play there wanna play the game, they don't wanna fuck around with hacks, at least the huge majority. The D- ladder on iccup bw equals mid diamond on NA ladder sc2, for instance.
There are no D, D- idiots drop hacking to A+ in iccup, believe me.

So it is like, yay we can play lan! but on the other hand, we are gonna be fucked with new hacks more oftenly, have a decentralized userbase and we'll have to watch this blizzard/hacker cat and mouse thing for a while. Is this positive at the end of the day? Well, that everyone would have to balance out and decide for themselves. I think it is bad in the long run, my 2c.

On July 05 2011 02:47 Dagobert wrote:

I'm not saying the crack doesn't work, I'm saying this guy exhibits suspicious behaviour.

Why did you randomly capitalise letters in (your quote of) my post (as well as yours)? It's very displeasing to the eye.

On July 05 2011 02:47 Dagobert wrote:

I'm not saying the crack doesn't work, I'm saying this guy exhibits suspicious behaviour.

Why did you randomly capitalise letters in (your quote of) my post (as well as yours)? It's very displeasing to the eye.

On July 05 2011 02:49 opisska wrote:
How is this against the ToS, when these Terms fo Service are for using Battle.net?. The whole point of this mod is not to use Battle.net. Ergo, ToS do not apply. yay!

I know that this is more complex and that in some law systems it is much more dangerous than in others, but saying that it is outright illegal is way too much ass-climbing. Given that TL is hosted in the US, its understandable they don't want even to link to this, because - well they are in a very special law system, aren't they? But in some other countries, I can see tournaments running on this, much as playing BW on LAN. And we may be suprirised even in the US - look at what happened around iphone jalibreaking!

I am 100% happy about this, we need every single bit of evidence that the resistence of software makers is futile, that every "anti-piracy" measure they take will turn against them in the long run. The fact that we have to play through crappy Battle.net, because some managers are stupid enough to believe that it actualy helps them in makeing profit, is outrageous.

On July 05 2011 02:47 ChickenLips wrote:


ok i started to type up a reply explaining why you are wrong, but your post reeks of so much cluelessness that my brain just started hurting trying to refute your weird-ass arguments.

No this will not hurt ESPORTS, no this will not mean blizzard ladder will be more infested with hackers, maybe the private servers will be, but why should you care?

edit:

btw in the chat channel the french guy who made the site, Serutan, just said that he's uploaded it to the servers of a web-forum where you can find hacks / free VODs and the like for SC2, who will do a review on the LAN server, they apparently already have chinese people waiting to try it out. (You need the chinese sc2 client atm)

Fun trivia, the creater of the LAN server apparently gets called the 'Boss'.