[Game] Call of Duty: World at War (2008/RUS/ENG/RePack от R.G. Механики, R.G. Mechanics)

Charlie_Kain | 20 points | Dec 17 2017 04:15:09

[Game] Call of Duty: World at War (2008/RUS/ENG/RePack от R.G. Механики, R.G. Mechanics) | Megalinks MegaDB [Game] Call of Duty: World at War (2008/RUS/ENG/RePack от R.G. Механики, R.G. Mechanics)

Link

Password=name of this subreddit in all common letters (after r/)

key: !InD6JUnHsZpmOZKLD_aeWA

VirusTotal

Password=name of this subreddit in all common letters (after r/)

MD5 checksums

KeyGen.exe = f3bbe2e283956727757a6b59334adb66
setup.exe = 6990bb32f421516cd1ee4b794194a33a

Repack Features:

Game version - 1.7(includes all DLC)
Nothing cut / recoded
Keygen included (not required, just use Tunngle & LanFix for multiplayer/zombies)
Ability to select a combination of text and voice (Note: the Russian version does not have subtitles)

[-] Qwk_6ix | 6 points | Dec 17 2017 06:54:49

My favourite COD by far. So many hours wasted playing it.

[-] sohamsdays | 7 points | Dec 17 2017 12:58:55

Playing video games are associated with my best childhood memories.
I don't think they are a waste of time :)

[-] sketch_fest | 3 points | Dec 17 2017 07:44:39

How does this work? What are MD5's?

[-] shampeh | 5 points | Dec 17 2017 15:30:19

"When you download a large file such as a Linux distribution in the form of an ISO you should validate it to make sure that the file has downloaded properly.

In the past there have been many ways to validate the authenticity of a file. At the crudest level you can check the file size or you might check the date the file was created. You could also count the number of files in an ISO or other archive or if you are really keen you could check the size, date and contents of every file within an archive.

The above suggestions range from ineffective to completely overkill.

One method that has been used for a number of years is for the developers of software and Linux distributions to provide an ISO which they send through an encryption method called MD5. This provides a unique checksum.

The idea is that as a user you can download the ISO and then run a tool which creates an MD5 checksum against that file. The checksum that is returned should match the one located on the website of the software developer."