I know there's already several threads on this same topic, but none of them have solved this problem. (Even after what appears to be six years or more!!!!!) PS/ Sorry looks like I've bumped up a few other threads about this all at the same time as well. Still, seems like GOG need a slap to waken them out of their complacency on this one!:D Most threads claim this 'activation key' is needed for online multiplayer mode only.

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When I inevetably fail to give it the key, just leaves me an animation sequence playing along with the credits rolling, no menus, no nothing, which then immediately quits to windows when I press any key or any mouse button! So I cannot do nothing with it, single player, campaign, skirmish, multiplayer! Even the separate editor asks for this goddamned key, and just quits out when you can't give it. Normally GOG display any necessary keys in your account library, when you click on the game itself to download it - but for Earth 2160 there is none given!

I've also heard this game is subject to one of the worst DRM restrictions ever, just 3 installs on new machines / updated hardware profiles and that's it, from then one you have to contact the grifting, robbing, rip-off merchants at Zuxxex, directly over the phone, and beg them to let you install again! How in God's name is this compatable with GOG's promises of 'DRM Free' and 'Yours to Keep, Forever'? JMayer70: I know there's already several threads on this same topic, but none of them have solved this problem.