New to the game / two questions

[Wiggum]

Hi,

im from Germany and has just discovered this game.
I already have played the demo, great that there is the manual and the full tutorial included ! [:)]

I now will buy this game but i have two more questions:

1. How many times can i activate the game at the same time ?
Lets say i want to install it on my Notebook and on my PC, is this possible ?

2. Is there a general limitations of possible installations ?
Lets say i have to install and reinstall many times (new PC, new system ect.)
Will the Serial key get used after x installations ?

[Erik Rutins]

1. Yes, you're allowed to have it on two systems, as long as you only play it on one at a time.

2. Nope, no limitations. Once you buy it, it's yours, just make sure you backup the installer file and the serial number so that you will have easy access to them in the future.

Regards,

- Erik

[Wiggum]

Thanks for the fast answer !

1. Yes, you're allowed to have it on two systems, as long as you only play it on one at a time.

Does this mean there is a internet connection required for playing ?

[Merv0728]

Wiggum,
I have it on a Desktop & a Notebook. I play with the Axis on the Desktop & Allies on the Notebook via my local LAN.
Yes, I know its cheating [;)]!

Alan

[Nikolaj]

ORIGINAL: Wiggum

Thanks for the fast answer !

1. Yes, you're allowed to have it on two systems, as long as you only play it on one at a time.

Does this mean there is a internet connection required for playing ?

You don't need an internet connection to play. You enter the product key when installing the game, and as far as I know, that's it.

[Chief Rudiger]

ORIGINAL: Merv0728

Wiggum,
I have it on a Desktop & a Notebook. I play with the Axis on the Desktop & Allies on the Notebook via my local LAN.
Yes, I know its cheating [;)]!

Alan

Never thought of that. Clever.

[Wiggum]

Ok, thanks for the info !

[MarkShot]

Guys,

I will tell you what is even more clever. If you want to play both sides of a battle, you don't need a LAN and two PCs. Just start up two instances of HTTR/COTA/BFTB and use the local loopback adapter address for both the HOST and CLIENT. That would be 127.0.0.1

Enjoy!

[MarkShot]

There you go: