AOTI Serial Key

[PlatinumBub]

Hey if you may remember with the PSU PC install discs, they had no serial key to them. Because of this, you could install PSU on multiple computers. What I was wondering is if the expansion discs are the same way and have NO serial key. Thanks.

[Chao_Sorceror]

They dont.

[ilovetypemoon]

On 2007-11-24 18:44, PlatinumBub wrote:
Hey if you may remember with the PSU PC install discs, they had no serial key to them. Because of this, you could install PSU on multiple computers. What I was wondering is if the expansion discs are the same way and have NO serial key. Thanks.



Although one can question the motive of your post.

[matchboxmatt]

There's absolutely no obstacle when it comes to piracy with AotI-PC, like the original.

It kind of ticks me off, because how you get the game is up to the morality of the players. It's kind of a disservice to those who actually bought it.

[Jaden_Korr]

It's also a potential blessing to those EU players who haven't been able to import. I know for the v1 release I downloaded teh game then bought it when it was available

[Gamemako]

On 2007-11-24 18:53, ilovetypemoon wrote:

Although one can question the motive of your post.



No CD key means cheating becomes that much easier and less punishable.

[Cry0]

It also means that sega can't rip us off more for a game that should have been from the start. Not to mention the monthly fees, too. But, yeah, I guess that's down to personal morality.

[Sinue_v2]

On 2007-11-24 19:39, Jaden_Korr wrote:
It's also a potential blessing to those EU players who haven't been able to import. I know for the v1 release I downloaded teh game then bought it when it was available



It's also a blessing to those who can't find a copy locally. There's not a single GameStop, EB, or Wal-Mart in my area which carries the game to a perceived lack of interest. I could special order it, if I wanted to wait 3 weeks and travel to a distribution center - or order it online if I wanted to wait 3 weeks and/or pay out the nose for shipping. Not to mention that I'm either working/sleeping/or otherwise indisposed during the day - which makes delivery a pain in the ass, often forcing me to drive to the nearest FedEx/UPS warehouse (which is usually in South Bend) to pick it up. I went through this hassle buying the NGC ASCII Keyboard, SA PSG:I & II, ect. I think Sega really should have offered a direct download option for PSU online like they did with Blue Burst - but with a payment option. Or even if they used a 3rd party download distribution like Direct2Drive which is advertised here.

I used "Other" means to obtain my copy, and I will buy a retail version when I can find it. But I'm done with long-distance calls to check availability and/or being forced to drive 100 miles or more (according to Wal-Mart.com) to pick it up. (My local Walmarts won't ship it to the store). Considering that I bought three versions of the original PSU and payed for over 5 months of unused PSU online on Xbox (because the service reps apparently couldn't figure out how to cancel my account) - I don't feel particularly bad about doing so.