DTM Race Driver 2

[Ante Markich]

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[fdjc4]

Hi.
This is my first post here.
I have searched these forums for a solution, and there were pretty much of them. But one prob. WORK? NO.:eek2:
I install the game, choosing full game.
Copied the rd2.exe from the dvd in gamedir.
Start rd2.exe.
Click start game.
Deamon tools asks me if i want to mount an image.
Yes.
I wait half a min, then this happens:
http://img157.imageshack.us/img157/8889/rd22zq.jpg
If i click enter disc key, i put in the key from the .nfo file from the crack folder on dvd.
The same message pops up.
I tried to disable, then enabledvd drives, i tried to run the issript file from dvd, tried with sfnightmare, anything i found on the net for the last few days.

I anone would like to make a step-by-step tut for me and tell me exactly when to disable drives, whebn to mount image.
And what image?When i run dr2.exe, it mounts the .mds file from temp folder, then if i try to mount the .mdf file from that folder, but no difference.

And the wierdest thing, i installed it at my friend and it works. Just installed, copied crack, ran isscript file, ran rd2.exe, clicked start game, and i could drive.


Thx in advance for anyone who tries to help me.


You obviosuly downloaded the game

Normal store bought games dont have an .nfo
legal games contain their own CD key
Read the rules, you wont get help here, its illegal snd stupid


Teenie warez gaublets <_<

:warez:
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GO OUT AND BUY THE GAME YOU STOKiE KID!!!

[wolfsrain]

"If i click enter disc key, i put in the key from the .nfo file from the crack folder on dvd."
I think this phrase is so revealing:D
I wonder if he ever bothered to read the forum rules?!
Just go out and buy the game. And by the way, this game is starforce protected. Which means a huge gap between the game release and a crack release.

[Ante Markich]

Ok, cool down. I'll delete the post.
It's just that i've seen pretty mcuh of topics here like this one.

[wolfsrain]

And those topics were closed by the mods. At MGforums the mods are more strict.