That seems like normal corporate behavior, you can't expect a company to allow cracking and hacking of their games. > This allows players to access full multi

That seems like normal corporate behavior, you can't expect a company to allow cracking and hacking of their games. > This allows players to access full multiplayer functionality of Battle.net capable games without a valid CD key, by connecting to a bnetd server. It's nothing compared to Activision/Blizzard, in my opinion. The fact that they provided map editors for WC and SC is what I mean. They used to allow a level of community control and sharing that in recent games is not there anymore.