Actually, the system usually will not lock one out if only two IPs are trying to use the same CD key. It's when there are multiple machines with the same CD key that it becomes a problem. What will most likely happen is that only one person can play MP at a time. But the buyer may not even spend much time playing MP? Or one could just go and get another CD key and hide the box or rip it off the back or whatnot.
There's a better way to get valid CD keys... go to the store (preferable a large and busy one such as Wallmart), carefully open up the game box, and copy down the CD key. Close the box up and place back on shelf. yep, you can steal information property without even downloading!
hah, 40% of girls? Are these casual gamers or hardcore gamers? There will always be more guys playing games than girls... video games just aren't "feminine." And I'm not talking about women with large breasts and skinny waists.
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Actually, the system usually will not lock one out if only two IPs are trying to use the same CD key. It's when there are multiple machines with the same CD key that it becomes a problem. What will most likely happen is that only one person can play MP at a time. But the buyer may not even spend much time playing MP? Or one could just go and get another CD key and hide the box or rip it off the back or whatnot.
There's a better way to get valid CD keys... go to the store (preferable a large and busy one such as Wallmart), carefully open up the game box, and copy down the CD key. Close the box up and place back on shelf. yep, you can steal information property without even downloading!
hah, 40% of girls? Are these casual gamers or hardcore gamers? There will always be more guys playing games than girls... video games just aren't "feminine." And I'm not talking about women with large breasts and skinny waists.