Click on the images to see the full-sized versions. Not everyone who uses a No-CD crack is a bad person, honest. I’m on a Macbook Air, and I do not have an optical drive.

My fiance does, and I use it to install the games, but I will not carry it everywhere I go, and be forced to connect it each time I go to play. This is an issue that I kinda sorta really care about, and I hate how it’s such a red flag about piracy for everyone. I have proof I didn’t pirate my games- I have an actual Sims3.com account with all games registered. Anyway, I was on this board for finding stuff, and I saw this chick asking for help with a No CD crack for her mac.

Of course, I answered. The thread was deleted before she ever saw it, not surprised. So I PM’d her the directions, and she thinks it sounds difficult.

Ghostbusters No Cd Crack For Mac

Well, it isn’t. (I’m on a Mac, so this is a Mac-based tutorial. I may move on to make one for the PC, but I may not. Who knows.) Step One. Download – it’s a.package file, and it goes into your Documents Electronic Arts Mods Packages folder.

I’ll discuss that another time. You can find plenty of tutorials on that, and for setting up framework. Go into your Applications folder. There should be a folder with the name The Sims 3. Please tell me I don’t need to go and highlight the folder. This is my Sims 3 folder. You’re going to right click on the Sims 3, and hit ‘View Package Contents’.

Now, you’re going to see a folder called Contents. Just click through it. Yes, I’m cropping out the majority of the folder. I swear, I don’t have anything else in there.

So, this is what your Contents folder should look like. We are looking at the Info.Plist file. That’s between Frameworks and MacOS. Copy that folder onto your desktop. Do not read on unless you’ve done that. Let’s continue. Open up that file.

It’ll open in TextEdit. It’ll look like this. It’s telling the game that when you open it with the icon, it’ll open the Launcher, and we don’t want that. You can’t use the mod we’re using if you do that. So change it to this. Barely touched anything.

Now, you might want to save that. That change we just made tells the game to open from the actual program, which is what we want. I want you to highlight that file we just made once you saved it. I want you to make sure you know that it’s the one that’ll let your game run. Remember that copied file on your desktop?

We’re gonna use it now! So, before moving it back, I suggest you name it Infos or something of the sort. The extra letter makes it so the game doesn’t need it, it’ll just sit there until you need it. You’ll need that file if you want to install things through the Launcher, or even open it at all.

So, that’s my folder, with the changes made and all. See how one is highlighted, and one isn’t? How one has an extra letter? That’s what I mean.

And that is how you are able to play your game disc free. Do not reproduce this information.

This information is copyrighted 2012. Do not use this information for illegal purposes, such as pirated games.

'Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 has been released exactly 4 months ago and until last week a lot of users suffered from copy protection related problems. To fix those problems, Ubisoft opted to release a copy-protection-removing patch for the game.

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This is a bit unusual (especially with Ubisoft's history of restrictive copy right usage) but is it newsworthy? Only if it turns out that Ubisoft used an illegal no-cd crack written by famous cracking group, RELOADED, as a fix for their own game.

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The file in question was released by Ubisoft as a fix for the Direct2Drive version of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2. When the file is checked using a hex editor, RELOADED's signature is clearly visible in the file's header. Ubisoft has since pulled off the file and said that ' the matter is being thoroughly investigated by senior tech support managers'. Ubisoft UK Community Manager added that 'Needless to say we do not support or condone copy protection circumvention methods like this and this particular incident is in direct conflict with Ubisoft's policie' I Dont care who you are thats funny:P. 'Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 has been released exactly 4 months ago and until last week a lot of users suffered from copy protection related problems.

To fix those problems, Ubisoft opted to release a copy-protection-removing patch for the game. This is a bit unusual (especially with Ubisoft's history of restrictive copy right usage) but is it newsworthy? Only if it turns out that Ubisoft used an illegal no-cd crack written by famous cracking group, RELOADED, as a fix for their own game. The file in question was released by Ubisoft as a fix for the Direct2Drive version of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2. When the file is checked using a hex editor, RELOADED's signature is clearly visible in the file's header. Ubisoft has since pulled off the file and said that ' the matter is being thoroughly investigated by senior tech support managers'.

Ubisoft UK Community Manager added that 'Needless to say we do not support or condone copy protection circumvention methods like this and this particular incident is in direct conflict with Ubisoft's policie' I Dont care who you are thats funny:P 04dcarraher Source? QUOTE='bogaty' I dunno. I think it's very efficient of the techie to use the crack. Why waste time and money paying some guy to write your code when some cracker punk's done all the work for you? Naval well the problem was he didn't even changed it a bit and did not even removed any references of the cracker's name from the crack. That's like copying someone's paper and copying his name along with it instead of yours Lol hopefully reloaded didn't have any backdoors in the patch or a lot of Ubisoft customers are going to get pissed.