Why on earth would de_Dust2 be fun to play in Dystopia? Across Cultures A Reader For Writers Latest Edition Of Java. Even if it was converted fully to include correct Dystopia gameplay it still wouldn't work. Termi makes a good point, it's great when people remake maps (from the ground up) for other games and tweak them. For certain maps from a variety of games this could work for Dystopia, e.g. De_Nuke from CS has a layout that could be adapted to Dystopia. Oh, like everyone else says, decompilers make baby jesus, or rather DaveJ, cry.

Take Note 1 0 Download Diya more. Everywhere you look people seem to have or want to covert Dust or Dust2 into some crazy DM map for a game that _isn't a DM game_. Blank Load Out Posts: 18 Joined: Tue Sep 13, 2005 4:51 pm. As stupid as I feel dys_dust_2 would be, it's definitely not copyright infringement, although the decompiling part would depend on the mapper's will, since that is frowned upon, but not necessarily illegal. Lego My Style Preschool Download Newsletter here.

One of my favorite maps back in The Specialists for HL1 was a teamplay based conversion of de_dust3 (the original name for dust2). Can't say I really care, but can't say it's completely against all that is good and holy, either. Trooper Posts: 69 Joined: Tue Sep 13, 2005 12:53 am Location: Gallatin, Tennessee • • •. Demitri Omni wrote:it's definitely not copyright infringement I studied information rights (dunno if you call it like that in english, it's litteraly translated) and I can tell you it IS copyright infringement. The decompiling part is not illegal, as long as you not republish it. Editing it (no matter how much you edit it) and re-publishing it is illegal. I posted that page before, it's not 100% accurate, but at least it gives a good idea.