Playing CD-ROM video games on a computer without one?

Punk

Moderator
Staff member
It's not. I would delete your post.

Yeah no cd patches are generally a violation of eula. Only example i know where it wasnt the case was in terms of r6 vegas 2 where ubi actually messed it up so bad they suggested downloading a patch off a torrent :p That went on for a while but then they came out with a fix and basically deleted everything they said about getting it :p

Uber stupid as it was said so people obviously knew so no matter how much they try to hide it its still out there :p

It's funny because I use them so that I don't have to put the CD each time I want to play. Seems totally legit to me...

But I guess this is grey area, so I won't give any link to No-CD patches.
 

SuperDuperMe

New Member
I personally dont see a problem with it, but then again i dont make eulas for companys :p

I think every game should not need the cd but obviously some companies disagree.
 

chrislo

New Member
The ISO method should work fine. Another alternative that no one seems to have mentioned, is to use an external USB CD/DVD drive. See here: External-CD-DVD-Blu-Ray-Drives
They start at around $30.

I did think of them but the reason I got the netbook is for the portability, having to drag around an external drive that's eating away at my battery is very unappealing.

It's funny because I use them so that I don't have to put the CD each time I want to play. Seems totally legit to me...

But I guess this is grey area, so I won't give any link to No-CD patches.

I have done research into this software and know where to find it if necessary, thanks though.
 
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