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				December 21st, 2008, 08:27 PM
			
			
			
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				 Re: Two players playing remotely from one machine? 
 It's to avoid a CD key violation Max. You can't have two players in the same game using the same copy of Dom3. |  
	
		
	
	
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				December 21st, 2008, 08:41 PM
			
			
			
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				 Re: Two players playing remotely from one machine? 
 llamabeast:
 But it were your words that you can play since some patch 2 nations from one cdkey, as long it was played from same machine. And it was tested on llamaserver. And you even put a check for that on your server, notifying on a game status page that smth like that occured.
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				December 21st, 2008, 09:58 PM
			
			
			
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 Ive got multiple copies on my machine. In order to keep gods seperate. And personal projects of maps and mods. Its just easier to keep straight and clean up. 
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					Originally Posted by llamabeast  It's to avoid a CD key violation Max. You can't have two players in the same game using the same copy of Dom3. |  Yeah, what Zeldor said. I know my local hotseat games are (obviously) okay with one copy of Dominions playing multiple nations.
 
I guess my lack of MP is probably responsible for my confusion.
 
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				December 22nd, 2008, 06:20 AM
			
			
			
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		| But it were your words that you can play since some patch 2 nations from one cdkey, as long it was played from same machine. And it was tested on llamaserver. And you even put a check for that on your server, notifying on a game status page that smth like that occured. |  Ho hum, you're right actually. Obviously senility is setting in.
 
So, the actual restriction _might _be that you can't have two nations played by the same CD key _from different computers_. Well actually I'm confused, because I and others have had problems setting people AI in games we're playing in before. Either the AIing nation or our own has got CD-key-violationed, which is inconsistent with the above theory. I think perhaps dom3 actually changed to be more liberal. However, my belief that it changed could easily be my excuse for being confused.
 
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				 Re: Two players playing remotely from one machine? 
 I copied my dom3 directory, entered the second CD key in the copied directory, and set up a desktop shortcut to the dom3.exe, with my son's name on it.  We play from the two different directories, and have had no problem with copy protection issues.  I believe that if we had played from the same directory, the host would have seen us as breaking copy protection.  In any event, this works fine.  Thanks, guys! DB |  
	
		
	
	
	
	
	
	
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