And I found out that clipchamp can do greenscreen ez
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I haven't played it in 15 years or so, but it was kickin rad even at the time when I was simultaneously playing Mass Effect 1.
Considering the games that have been released since (Mass Effect 2 & fucking 3, Star Control: Origins, etc.), it may be even more baller today than it was back then.
They cracked that one.
Cracked the stupid limited-installs-computer-register on Red Alert 3, not that it was worth it. That one was always more of a pain for legit users, lol.
Probably the most involved DRM breaking scheme I remember was either for X2 or X3, one of the steps was to disable or disconnect the CD-drive.
Thing that people who can't allow themselves to pay $80 for a game don't have: $80
Thing that people who can't allow themselves to pay $80 for a game do have: time
And I don't know how the cracking scene is these days, but back in the day, you'd have them on day 1 99% of the time.