problem with LEGACY -

15 Apr

Posted by mfs in Free mobile cell phone games |

Protection:
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Legacy is a RPG game engine that comes with a default adventures, each expansion pack adds a new adventure to play on legacy engine. The cracked version of ownpda only cracks this engine to allow level above 6, but it does not crack the default adventure. Apparently legacy has 2 protection systems for the adventure files. The first 1 is a serial number check with requires EACH expansion pack a serial number based on your IMEI. The second system is something that dont asks serial numbers. Perhaps its consists of only two different files (i dont know) the demo, and the full. I think they are two different versions, so the demos could not be cracked to become the full version, since it does not have the necessary code. (i am not sure about that). The default adventure and the Official expansion pack uses the serial-based system (also the serial for the default adventure unlocks the level below 6 protection). Revenge and Legend uses the other protection system. I found a version of revenge that works, but until now could not find a working version of legend.

Series 60 Problems:
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There are two main problems with any version of legacy.

The first is a bug on the 1.05 version. When you talk to NPCs and you have to make a choice (like Yes no, Accept not accept etc) whatever is the choice you make the game ALWAYS uses a predefined option. This prevents you to advance in game sometimes.

The second is a hardware limitation on 3650 and 7650. These two devices have low execution memory (less than 4mb). Note that execution memory is NOT the samething as your C: drive. The execution memory is the ammount of RAM you have to execute applications, and the C: drive is a on-borad flash drive you can use to store your files. Legacy NEEDS at least 2.8mb to run, and sometimes it uses more (like 3.2mb). The only safe way to run legacy on 3650 and 7650 is using Flight Mode provided by Psiloc system tools.

legacy.zip (5 KB)

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