Man that real does suck. I would try going to the bioware web site and ask your question there. Maybe they could sell just the disc you need. I am not to sure if that would work but it is worth a try.
Yea I know its the Play CD, but its definately not in an old CDROM drive since I only have two computers, one being a laptop.
Since I have the game installed on my laptop (had to go on some thing for a few weeks) could I just transfer all the game files over after setting them up on a LAN?
I couldn't play TDD though probably since it most likely requires the CD2 play disc...
If the LAN idea would work, is there any way to disable the CD requirement?
I know in some games you can like copy a file from the CD and tell the game to look for it in the directory or something instead of the CD. I could atleast borrow the disk from my cousin to do this.
If you can't find it, Interplay's tech support is probably the best way to go. Assuming you registered the game, there should be no problem with offering proof of ownership. And even if you didn't register, there's probably a unique registration number in your registry that you can use.
[ 11-12-2001: Message edited by: fable ]
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Will that work though? I mean I know the files can be copied to a CD but if you do this with like Diablo 2's play CD it will install the files, but when attempting to play the game it won't recognize the burnt CD as real.
