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It's just annoying what I have to go through.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. I own the freaking game, I shouldn't have to go through these hoops just to play it.And I'm not griping with the overall copy protection, so let's not start a holy war here. So, uninstall/reinstall, etc.It's just annoying. We set up to do some, but both spare PCs had the same CD-key. Well, the day that I opened this thread, me and Jay went to Chris' house, my spare PC in tow.

Chris has a spare PC set up for WC3, but I usually bring my own since it's a little peppier. If we wanna do a 2v2 on, I've gotta uninstall/reinstall WC3 on my spare PC, since it has the same key as my main PC.It gets worse when the two of us go to Chris' house. Sometimes my friend Jay comes over to play WC3 at my house. I have 2 gaming PCs: My main rig, and the one I take to a my friend Chris' house for WC3. Quote:Originally posted by CoolJets:If you all have your own keys then why is this a problem? View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_confused.gifIt's like this:We all have WC3 installed on our own PCs.

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