GW KeyGen : GW Discussion

Hey!

I'm not sure if your friend is still around, but i've noticed that certain keys will light up the next button and others don't at all, so the game has to be detecting similarities in a code and if they aren't there it just doesn't work.

I was just thinking that the should be checkbox you can check if the key lit up the button but it still didn't work, and when its checked and we hit generate, it uses the same key, but randomly swaps out 8's for B's and 6's for G's, etc... not sure if this would work or not but it seems like it could.

I must have tried 80+ times and still haven't gotten a single key to work right...

that means the key generator isn't generating valid keys. The button lights up when the key is valid...doesn't mean it hasn't been used already or been put into circulation yet.

to the guy who posted with 7 posts, with the stupid unreal excuse of why he's got no posts, and to the guy providing the fake testamonial, and at the same time, to ALL the guys who actually tried it, consider this:

this program adds a key to startup and writes an exe of the same size as the "keygen" in windows/system32. why would a keygen need to start every time you load windows, let alone copy itself? unless by keygen you meant keyLOGGER...

it's a wonder to me how tihs has gone on for 2 pages when it is more than blatantly obvious that this is not a legitimate tool. apart from showing lack of integrity of tault for not looking into this crap, it doesn't say much for the noob who didn't even put an icon on his fake keygen.

to everyone who has clicked it, go to start, run, type cmd. then type netstat. look at what you're connected to, and you'll see a connection on an outbound port regardless of whether or not you're browsing the web or on msn or guildwars/whatever.

gg, you all got owned by total script kiddies. would you trust a warmonger in the "military" wtih 7 posts? no. so why would you trust someone pretending to be one?

regardless of how you've all been duped (at least those of you who have tried this) there is development undergoing to simulate the same algorithms used to generate guild wars keys. this is a very real and legitimate effort, and i'm sure it'll crop up on this site sooner or later. look out for iti as it WILL have a proper foundation of reference as well as adequate proof of it's legitimacy. try scanning it wtih nod32 again, or even housecall since you obviously didn't, and you'll see the signature it picks up.

*scenario*
Timmy uses this to get a free account.
Tommy buys the game from a store, but cant use it because Timmy already is using the same code.
Tommy kills himself.
ANet is compared to EverCrack(EverQuest).
ANet is ruined by lawsuits because Tommy's parents have tons of money to burn.
No one can play anymore.

Stealing is wrong no matter how you do it.

llafomus wrote:to the guy who posted with 7 posts, with the stupid unreal excuse of why he's got no posts, and to the guy providing the fake testamonial, and at the same time, to ALL the guys who actually tried it, consider this:

this program adds a key to startup and writes an exe of the same size as the "keygen" in windows/system32. why would a keygen need to start every time you load windows, let alone copy itself? unless by keygen you meant keyLOGGER...

it's a wonder to me how tihs has gone on for 2 pages when it is more than blatantly obvious that this is not a legitimate tool. apart from showing lack of integrity of tault for not looking into this crap, it doesn't say much for the noob who didn't even put an icon on his fake keygen.

to everyone who has clicked it, go to start, run, type cmd. then type netstat. look at what you're connected to, and you'll see a connection on an outbound port regardless of whether or not you're browsing the web or on msn or guildwars/whatever.

gg, you all got owned by total script kiddies. would you trust a warmonger in the "military" wtih 7 posts? no. so why would you trust someone pretending to be one?

regardless of how you've all been duped (at least those of you who have tried this) there is development undergoing to simulate the same algorithms used to generate guild wars keys. this is a very real and legitimate effort, and i'm sure it'll crop up on this site sooner or later. look out for iti as it WILL have a proper foundation of reference as well as adequate proof of it's legitimacy. try scanning it wtih nod32 again, or even housecall since you obviously didn't, and you'll see the signature it picks up.

Rly? Cant see any exe in my system32 dir with 36 kb of size. An there is no open connection either.

why not use vmware to test it. It won't 'pollute' the host OS anyway...

This discussion was over a long time ago, please don't dig up old topics.

It's like everything else you do that you really know is wrong....you say to yourself, "I'll never get caught".

Maybe you will.....Maybe you won't.

As for me, I got too much money invested in the three story lines to risk being banned.

yes it does get you in jail (im in jail right now typing, jk) yes it is pirating unless they know your doing it like limewire

if i go to the website and download the client can this give me a access code

Nice Question! Can someone answer it?

it should but if it has a virus/trojan you will have a nice infected account instead. never tried it so i cant tell you

It's not a virus I scanned it and it hasn't done anything so far...its just a sad attempt at key generating

But i think were over looking the obvious this isn't this illegal big time. This isn't the yeah ill get band for using bots to farm its like jail time and major fines, for what to play a fifty dollar game free. You know it just doesn't seem woth it.