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Ubisoft caught cracking own game
Posted by Chaos on July 19th, 2008, 11:48 AM

Bizzarely, Ubisoft seems to have been caught distributing a 'no-CD' crack produced by a pirate group for one of its own games.A user named Twingo on the site Fileforums.com pointed users in the direction of a crack made available by Ubisoft for the PC game Rainbow Six Vegas 2.

This was meant to help users around problems experienced by the copy protection problems caused by the Direct2drive download service. The file has since been removed, but not before many users confirmed that the download was in fact a no-CD crack distributed by pirate group 'Reloaded'.

The 'UK Community Manager' of Ubisoft attempted to address the issue by stating: "We're looking into this further as this was not the UK Support team that posted this, however if it is an executable that does not need the disc I doubt it has come from an external source."

You can read the entire article at The Inquirer.

Last edited by Regeneration; July 19th, 2008 at 05:17 PM.

9 Comments
no biggy
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hehehe funny
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Reloaded cracks are some of the worst. Vitality ftw.
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Originally Posted by Unixlord View Post
Reloaded cracks are some of the worst. Vitality ftw.
reloaded was a good supplier but lately they kinda suck razor also is pretty good
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3 strikes and reloaded is out. Although competition is good, maybe they'll try harder to get good quality cracks out in the future. The worst cracking team is definitely battery though, steer clear from their crap.
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Isn't it copyright infringement?
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who cares now i dont feel bad
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Infingement ???? Reloaded????? don't know what ur talkin' bout........(pssst It's me Dave)......"DAVE'S NOT HERE MAN!!" LOL qw965-tr95p-2qwrt-8676T (this Serial# is in no way based on any non-fictional character strings ,if any character string in any way happens to resemble these then it will result in a fine of $2500 and a good spanking)
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Originally Posted by Regeneration View Post
Isn't it copyright infringement?
nope, Any modifications done to the binary become the property of UBISOFT should they wish to use it in a patch.
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