Copying BF2 Disc

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  • USAR_Uriel

    #1

    Copying BF2 Disc

    Is it just me? or anyone else having trouble? I've tried copying THREE retail copies of BF2.. and keep getting errors (its NOT my computer) My personal copy got a scratch in it so I cant install from it any longer.. so I want a backup disc and image. These 3 BF2s were bought almost at the same time.. and from the same place.. they seem really CHEAP.. meaning after a little use.. they deteriorate. Anyone else experiencing this problem??? We supposed to just install a game once and then be ****ed or what ?
  • DeathGiver

    #2
    They put copy protection on the cd's so they couldnt be copied. If they didnt people would be copying em and selling em.

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    • USAR_Uriel

      #3
      So like I said - Are we supposed to just install them once and then be totally fu cked? The discs are scratch prone.. this is NOT very cool. I like to reformat my computer on a tri-quad monthly basis... next time I do.. I can't install battlefield.. they expect people to pay for it all over again because they want to be di cks?

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      • DeathGiver

        #4
        Well i use covers called D Skins. They fit right over the cd dvd or whatever and protects it from being scratched or having fingerprints on em. Look on www.D-skin.com/intro.

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        • buglenutsman

          #5
          hummm, hate to say it, but sucks for you man....i cant go a day without BF2....my wife is always nagging me!!! get off the computer and come take out the trash or "blah blah bloobietie blah"....one day i will build her a comp and maybe put BF2 on her system and try to get her addicted too!!! wooot.

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          • USAR_Uriel

            #6
            nevermind... good ol' CloneCD does it again.. got a good disc copied and its installing perfectly fine.. ty anyways

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            • fripple

              #7
              clone cd rocks....nuff said..

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              • buglenutsman

                #8
                hummmm, must have donut.....or, i mean clone cd...sounds like fun

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                • USAR_Uriel

                  #9
                  Originally posted by fripple
                  clone cd rocks....nuff said..
                  Yes it does.. but ya know what? the bastard software will make a 1:1 copy - but it wont create a damn image of the disc!! It stays at 0% for an eternity..

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                  • Kevin123456789

                    #10
                    how do i get a sig like you usar_uriel??

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                    • DrunkenPirate
                      Ascended
                      • Mar 2005
                      • 4210

                      #11
                      Originally posted by Kevin123456789
                      how do i get a sig like you usar_uriel??

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                      • BigFinger

                        #12
                        get yourself over the gamecopyworld.com and get a **** patch... then you dont need to copy your cd's i use me on all my games so i dont have to swap out cd's all the time and it cuts the initial loading time coz youre not waiting for the drive to spin up.

                        alcohol 120% and cd mate are better than clone cd imo too





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                        • USAR_Uriel

                          #13
                          i use Alcohol 120% for everything else... it refused to copy BF2 though. and the copy that CloneCD makes isnt playable - you can install the game from it.. but you would NEED the **** patch in order to PLAY the game

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                          • OminousLull
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                            • Jan 2005
                            • 103

                            #14
                            If you just want to play without putting a DVD in use Alcohol and mount a disc image.
                            1-Use the Image Making Wizard to make the image.
                            2-Click on the .mds file in the image folder to mount it, lauching the game.
                            3-Yer good to go!
                            Takes up a couple of gigs but you won't have to put the disc in again.

                            My original DVD has been durable but I've been careful with it. I just hate having to put a disk in all the time and I don't like the **** patches.

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