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Diablo 2 and/or Warcraft 3 cd keys?

Post/Author/DateTime Post
#1
elven_swordsmen
Jul 17, 2008 12:34:59 Hey guys, I'm hoping for a favor here. Does anyone have D2 or W3 and not play anymore? I'm in need of some cd keys (expansions too of course). If you've got one or both and don't really care for them anymore, please do PM me. If it ever comes about that you want them back, I'll give you my email; I'd just like to play for a while and don't have keys.

Thanks folks.

Cheers

Kyle
#2
That_Blasted_Somoflange
Jul 17, 2008 15:36:44 Just an FYI, I believe both those games (and expansions) are relatively cheap to purchase, and asking for the keys in a public forum, while maybe not a breach of CoC, is in the very least, bad form.
#3
pigknight
Jul 17, 2008 16:02:30 It's only like $20~30 for the battle chests.
#4
elven_swordsmen
Jul 17, 2008 19:29:26 I guess I wasn't clear. I have the games...I just don't have my keys anymore. I have no idea where they are; somewhere in storage probably but I don't really wanna spend what could amount to multiple days searching for two slips of paper, ya know? I just figured a large number of people on these boards probably played the games, and perhaps some who don't play anymore wouldn't mind letting me use their CD keys for a while until I get bored of the games again :P . Solo play gets boring, so a keygen isn't of much use to me either. This isn't so out of line, is it?
#5
Rakor
Jul 17, 2008 19:48:27 Nope, if I knew you I'd loan you the keys in a second. Problem is you get a lot of people on message boards who have not so much lost their CD keys as "lost their CD keys". I feel for you, I have a copy of Command and Conquer three that I'd like to play but I lost the case for it.
#6
nowiwantmydmg
Jul 18, 2008 11:26:51 The problem is many people who have "lost the Cd keys" have had them revoked by Blizzard for poor battle.net behaviour (ie: duping, hacking, etc).

I am not insinuating you are one of said people, but have no way to be sure you're not.

Also if I could get DII running properly on F-ing Vista I would still be playing it(None of the prescribed fixes work, the lag/frame rate is very bad-and no it's not a hardware issue, my PC is kick ass).
#7
pigknight
Jul 18, 2008 11:34:22 ^ It's your interwebz connection probably.
#8
nowiwantmydmg
Jul 18, 2008 11:41:50
^ It's your interwebz connection probably.

I have a high speed cable connection, it never gave me an issue on my old computer.
And Guild Wars runs very smooth on it.
Any chance Diablo II would hate my firewall, and other games don't??
#9
elven_swordsmen
Jul 18, 2008 12:10:31
The problem is many people who have "lost the Cd keys" have had them revoked by Blizzard for poor battle.net behaviour (ie: duping, hacking, etc).

I am not insinuating you are one of said people, but have no way to be sure you're not.

Yeah...the only thing I could say to that is that I was in good standing for WoW when I stopped playing. Oh well, I guess it's into the pit of hell for me (that storage unit is an effing nightmare). Thanks anyway guys.

Btw, your sig quote amuses me. If score is written properly, you should be able to judge a song by its sheet music (excluding vocal style, but I'm thinking more classical). I often decide on new pieces to learn by playing the first page in my head.
#10
pigknight
Jul 18, 2008 14:32:36
I have a high speed cable connection, it never gave me an issue on my old computer.
And Guild Wars runs very smooth on it.
Any chance Diablo II would hate my firewall, and other games don't??

This probably.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 elven_swordsmen Jul 17, 2008 12:34:59	Hey guys, I'm hoping for a favor here. Does anyone have D2 or W3 and not play anymore? I'm in need of some cd keys (expansions too of course). If you've got one or both and don't really care for them anymore, please do PM me. If it ever comes about that you want them back, I'll give you my email; I'd just like to play for a while and don't have keys. Thanks folks. Cheers Kyle
#2 That_Blasted_Somoflange Jul 17, 2008 15:36:44	Just an FYI, I believe both those games (and expansions) are relatively cheap to purchase, and asking for the keys in a public forum, while maybe not a breach of CoC, is in the very least, bad form.
#3 pigknight Jul 17, 2008 16:02:30	It's only like $20~30 for the battle chests.
#4 elven_swordsmen Jul 17, 2008 19:29:26	I guess I wasn't clear. I have the games...I just don't have my keys anymore. I have no idea where they are; somewhere in storage probably but I don't really wanna spend what could amount to multiple days searching for two slips of paper, ya know? I just figured a large number of people on these boards probably played the games, and perhaps some who don't play anymore wouldn't mind letting me use their CD keys for a while until I get bored of the games again :P . Solo play gets boring, so a keygen isn't of much use to me either. This isn't so out of line, is it?
#5 Rakor Jul 17, 2008 19:48:27	Nope, if I knew you I'd loan you the keys in a second. Problem is you get a lot of people on message boards who have not so much lost their CD keys as "lost their CD keys". I feel for you, I have a copy of Command and Conquer three that I'd like to play but I lost the case for it.
#6 nowiwantmydmg Jul 18, 2008 11:26:51	The problem is many people who have "lost the Cd keys" have had them revoked by Blizzard for poor battle.net behaviour (ie: duping, hacking, etc). I am not insinuating you are one of said people, but have no way to be sure you're not. Also if I could get DII running properly on F-ing Vista I would still be playing it(None of the prescribed fixes work, the lag/frame rate is very bad-and no it's not a hardware issue, my PC is kick ass).
#7 pigknight Jul 18, 2008 11:34:22	^ It's your interwebz connection probably.
#8 nowiwantmydmg Jul 18, 2008 11:41:50	^ It's your interwebz connection probably. I have a high speed cable connection, it never gave me an issue on my old computer. And Guild Wars runs very smooth on it. Any chance Diablo II would hate my firewall, and other games don't??
#9 elven_swordsmen Jul 18, 2008 12:10:31	The problem is many people who have "lost the Cd keys" have had them revoked by Blizzard for poor battle.net behaviour (ie: duping, hacking, etc). I am not insinuating you are one of said people, but have no way to be sure you're not. Yeah...the only thing I could say to that is that I was in good standing for WoW when I stopped playing. Oh well, I guess it's into the pit of hell for me (that storage unit is an effing nightmare). Thanks anyway guys. Btw, your sig quote amuses me. If score is written properly, you should be able to judge a song by its sheet music (excluding vocal style, but I'm thinking more classical). I often decide on new pieces to learn by playing the first page in my head.
#10 pigknight Jul 18, 2008 14:32:36	I have a high speed cable connection, it never gave me an issue on my old computer. And Guild Wars runs very smooth on it. Any chance Diablo II would hate my firewall, and other games don't?? This probably.