The video game, which came out in 2003, had sort of a bad start out the gate. Upon release there were complaints about stability and bugs. I didn't even have a Windows machine at the time (actually still don't) and I just kind of blew it off disgruntled about it. Official Patches came out and then the actual maker of the game (Troika) went out of business. Atari was just the publisher, so the game was dead after the 3rd patch (which apparently introduced another bug!). But fans of the game wouldn't give up on it, and these intrepid adventurers formed the Circle of Eight forum (named after Gary Gygax's original player characters which have been written into the fictional history of Greyhawk) actually started writing mods for ToEE to patch up the bugs and introduce some new content.
insert install disccd into /media folderwine ./TOEE_INST/setup.exeWhen the gui says switch the disc, in that same terminal window:wine ejectunmount /media/TOEE_INST (I used Nautilus)insert PLAY discin a new terminal window:sudo ln -s TOEE_PLAY TOEE_INSTclick continue in guiafter install completes:sudo rm TOEE_INST (remove the symlink)In wine config (search for this in unity's application search, it got installed with wine) set D drive to point to:/media/TOEE_PLAYapply TOEE patch 2:wine /path/to/TOEE_USA_ANY-PATCH2.EXETo play without the CD in the drive:Google TOEE no cd crack and use ver 2replace the toee.exe file with the cracked version.
Toee Patch 2 No Cd Crack
apply Circle of 8 mod packwine /path/to/Circle_of_Eight_Modpack_7.0.0_Setup.exenote: this doesn't work exactly the way you'd expect.Without mono installed it just unpacks three files: txt, tfm, jpgthe tfm file is an archive (zip) file.Unpack that to reveal: data folder, modules folder, temple.dll, toee.exeReplace original data folder in the install directory with the Co8 versionInside original modules folder there is a ToEE folder and a .dat fileI wanted to keep the .dat file just in case its important.Replace the original ToEE folder with the Co8 supplied ToEE folder.Replace original temple.dll with Co8 temple.dllI did NOT replace the toee.exe since I had already replaced it with a NoCD version which I wanted to keep, but I assume if you're not going to run a NoCD crack then you'll want to replace the toee.exe as well.
Hi, my name is Hans Schulze. I used to be a cracker for several groups on Commodore 64, Amiga, SNES and now PC.I can crack the following protections:1.Securom 5.3 and downwards.2.Safedisc 4 and downwards.3.Starforce 3.4 and downwards.Games are expensive and i only crack those i buy or borrow. I have cracked the following at the moment:Toca Race Driver 2 = Starforce 3Colin Mcrae Rally 2005 = starforce 3Flatout + Update= Safedisc 4Halflife 2 = Securom 5The Sims 2 + Update = Safedisc 3Beyond Divinity = Starforce 3GTR FIA Racing = Starforce 3LMA Manager 2005 = Starforce 3SpellForce and The Breath of Winter addon = Securom 5+ a lot of older ones that i used to do for BEASTY BOYS, ILLUSION, TRSI, SKID ROW, PRESTIGE, HOODLUM, ELITENDO, PENTAGRAM, TDUJAM and RAZOR 1911.If there is someone that can use me and my skills, then mail me at hansmeier@gmail.comTo show my skills, i have cracked an uncracked game update called The Temple of Elemental Evil patch 3.0, which was protected with Securom version 5.02.00.Install instructions:1. Copy original exe from "org" over into main game install dir.2. Run the update.3. Copy cracked exe from "crack" over into main game install dir.4. Play updated game.Seems like the iso scene sucks so badly these days, so i want to help out as i did for FFC in the old days.If you got some crack requests, feel free to message me too :)Hans Schulze 29/12-2004.
1) Copy the contents of both CDs to a temp directory. The files differ on both discs so no overwriting is necessary. 2) Make another folder containing the cracked exe (200mb) 3) Burn the contents of the temp directory to a blank DVD naming it ININJA_1. Conversion by: catchmg 2ff7e9595c
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