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#Guaranteed unused diablo 2 cd keys full#

The only catch was if we played on different realms we could play at the same time since the servers are realm based not a full system. Likewise anytime I was online he could not join Bnet. Anytime he was online I would not be able to join Bnet. I had this problem when I first started playing Diablo I only bought D2LOD and used a friends D2 to get the expansion to play.

If either of them are logged in or have been banned by blizzard (most likely due to being caught botting or some other offence) then Bnet will not allow access. It's mass use of a key that a system might want to block.īnet checks 2 keys each and everytime you log on, though you are not required to have them on just 1 computer, in fact blizzard doesn't care if you have them on multiple computers and mixed and matched. These kinds of "multiple key use" are nothing that a fraud detection system cares about. He would then notify me that he wanted to play. One of my keys is actually from a friend so sometimes he would try to log on just to get the "key in use". Sometimes I accidentally start the same client twice, or start it on both the real box and the virtual one it also happens that the 24h "kick" from my ISP interrupts the connection, and I try to reconnect before bnet has noticed that I'm gone. There is no harm in having the same key on two computers - I have two keys, and both are installed on my box, as well as inside a vmware virtual machine. There is only a limited number of stolen keys that are distributed to the public, so they are likely to be noticed. In any case, anything got from sources other than a new, properly packaged retail box is something you know nothing about. There are other means that can be used in addition to that again, this is purely serverside and can be updated any time. But this takes a LONG time - the cheapest way to make such schemes hard is to simply wait for a second or two before giving the "ok" or "error" back to the client. There are, of course, ways around that - just produce keys and check them using bnet.

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Keygens will only produce keys the pass the check INSIDE the game, but the server code is not available for inspection - so keygen makers cannot know what checks the server performs.

Even Blizzard should notice that.Ī key produced from a keygen should never work in an online game - unless the real keygen has been stolen. But if hundreds or thousands of people essentially hammer bnet with the same key, something smells fishy. It won't be disabled if you use it on two computers. It's theoretically possible that a server along the route from your computer to bnet got hacked and monitors TCP/IP traffic via the usual ports used for bnet communication, but I guess that's unlikely to happen. In short, if you have a clean system and a clean gateway and you don't use a used key, it should be safe.

#Guaranteed unused diablo 2 cd keys install#

I'm not accusing you of anything, but never, ever install cracks or hacks of any software or in general, any software whose main purpose is doing illegal things (including MH). However, a trojan might circumvent your personal firewall, so keep your system clean.

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They patch the system, so you will normally be alerted you if a program tries to access the internet which you haven't agreed to do so or if such a program has changed. However, personal firewalls (which I strongly suggest to install - don't use the crude firewall from service pack 2) work differently.

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Of course, if you have a trojan on your computer, no external firewall on your gateway (your router plus the router at the ISP together are effectively a gateway) will help. I'm just guessing, but it would be very stupid from bnet if it would work otherwise and I'm sure we would already have hundreds of thousands of reports about stolen keys if it would be different. The CD key is only transferred to battlenet servers and I guess this transfer cannot be initiated from the outside.

You can use it for as many computers as you want, as long as only one computer accesses bnet at the same time. The CD key isn't bound to a single computer. via Ebay, from a bnet "buddy" etc.), you never know who else uses it. If you buy a used key, especially if you bought it from a stranger (e.g.