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davidamarkley · March 27th, 2004, 07:52 PM

I've tested the UT2004 no-cd patch from GameCopyWorld, and it works great. Just rename your old .exe to .exe.bak and then keep it for when the game has a patch, then just rename the 'patched' exe to .exe.nocd and rename the original back to .exe then apply the patch. A couple days after the patch, the no-cd patch will come out and then just do the same thing with the new 1.1 version as you did with 1.0.

But, I do agree, being able to use the ISO instead of messing with the exes is always better.

Dave

March 27th, 2004, 07:52 PM	#10 (permalink)
davidamarkley Ultimate Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Joplin, MO Posts: 2,353	I've tested the UT2004 no-cd patch from GameCopyWorld, and it works great. Just rename your old .exe to .exe.bak and then keep it for when the game has a patch, then just rename the 'patched' exe to .exe.nocd and rename the original back to .exe then apply the patch. A couple days after the patch, the no-cd patch will come out and then just do the same thing with the new 1.1 version as you did with 1.0. But, I do agree, being able to use the ISO instead of messing with the exes is always better. Dave