#Total war warhammer torrent pirates bay cracked
To begin with, I said "yet", that means I do believe that games like that will be cracked in the future.
It is funny how you criticized my sentences and blamed me for ignorance, tried to be smart and use silly kiddish metaphors, but missed meaning of my three simple sentences.
Well I had no idea that "a pirate" is so oversensitive.
Don't forget to remind your mom to put out some clothes for you in the morning. You can take that to the bank because I'm a person on the Internet and I told you. So here's your answer for all that it is worth: don't worry, it's not possible yet but it will be possible on Tuesday the 31st of May 2016 at 5:42:42 pm and it will be cracked 17 hours, 42 minutes and 7 seconds later. It would be nothing more than a guess, from someone you don't know, whose reliability you have no idea of and no way of checking on. Nothing more.Īnd even if someone was working on it right now, and thought that they were 17 hours, 33 minutes and 12 seconds away from finishing that would not mean they WERE 17 hours, 33 minutes and 12 seconds away from finishing. It simply means it hasn't been cracked yet. If something hasn't been cracked yet that doesn't mean it will not ever be cracked let alone that it cannot ever be cracked. Every fucking time.ĭoes nobody think for themselves any more? How do you manage to dress yourself in the morning? And, of course, no block could ever encompass all the pirate or proxy sites out there.Seriously? I cannot believe how many people ask this sort of question. Proxy owners are adapting, most are already working on ways of bypassing the block, which seems automated and more expensive than previous ones. So it didn't take long for proxy sites, the most popular at least, to find themselves added to the list of sites censored in the UK. In effect, the court-ordered block didn't do much to curb piracy and didn't even do much to prevent people from accessing the sites targeted.īut, while the entertainment industry is slow to adapt to the web and the modern economy, it's been refusing to do so for a decade and a half now, it is quick to adapt in the fight against pirates. Luckily for the pirates, it didn't take long for reverse proxy sites to pop up and help people get back to the sites they used. The Pirate Bay was the first big BitTorrent site to be blocked in the UK, but many others followed. With the UK authorities now taking down sites on demand, on the behalf of the entertainment industry, plenty of people found themselves cut off from their favorite file sharing sites. Now, it's clear that the block affects all ISPs. In fact, a long list of proxy sites, some dedicated to particular pirate sites, other merely indexing other proxies, were blocked in one fell swoop.Īt the time, it wasn't clear whether other ISPs would follow though it seemed unlikely that Sky was acting out on its own accord. Last week, Sky subscribers started complaining that the proxy sites they were using became inaccessible. Users are now reporting that more British ISPs are blocking popular BitTorrent proxy sites with BT subscribers discovering that several proxies can't be accessed anymore, including the most popular.
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