thats why gta and other new teams popt up recently aha...

forgive me pls ...lol ...harsh ....eh eh...the truth is harsh these days , .............
i can tell you some feedback from a air member , he called gordons work a patch massacre

but thats comin from a dedicated IT ,coding and what not dude , not an musical romantic .

most of the dollars is supplied by community
in my eyes theiy worshipped for skill and legit behavoiur of their work

so why you complain about a team , which has to touch it just because software dev touched it first

 

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First of all in this topic you should show proof that what those file will do and can do to system and ofc if there was problem with it there were much more educated people in this matter would talk about it for example other cracking teams and more. So let someone with proof and knowledge talk about it.
As for the second part about TCD, many teams got shit on in warez scene so it is normal for example team r2r (peace-out in those time)was one of them which have been ridiculed by team air so it is normal and if tcd decided to stop releasing it is their choice but if they stoped because r2r mention them then it is just ridiculous and funny cause r2r just show what they did and show what they should do.
In the end if you need something you should buy it then you dont need to be worry about this stuff.

 

The reason the groups have to dig deeper and deeper into the system is because the original programs dig deeper and deeper into the system. (Especially the copy protection.) If you want to undermine that, you have to start at that point.
You should be aware of this when using cracks and emulators. If I call a locksmith for an emergency, I'm not surprised if he picks my lock. That's nothing new. Most groups and solo fighters just don't make such modifications public. I have heaps of registry entries and hidden (system) files on my computer that have been left behind by crack(er)s. R2R at least makes such things transparent and doesn't hide them. (That's why I really appreciate the fact that R2R clearly names its files after itself or creates its own folders.)

 

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That's why I really appreciate the fact that R2R clearly names its files after itself or creates its own folders.
Exactly that!!!