Why Is The Disc Required For Export?

[Captain Zepp 07]

They did it partly to discourage people from doing exactly what you did... getting the game, taking the code, and tossing the game aside.

(also to prevent people from just stealing the code without even buying the game at all)

This, and even like people who only rented RB1 just for the disc without the code. The only way to do it now is to have both of them, which slims the cheapness of people like you down quite a bit It sucks, but eh thats what you get

[Kidmitt]

Shouldn't the fact that you need the disc to load the game up, go into the Lego Music Store and use the Export option there key in to the fact that you need the disc to export?

[DrEeviil]

\rant

Please, somebody do something!

/rant

/point
/laugh

How's that?

[jeccaneko]

I'm really surprised to hear of people having this problem. The very first thing I did when I got the game yesterday was export the songs. I wanted to make sure I had the songs available for RB2 before I even played LRB. I wanted to play LRB, but the export was the #1 reason I bought the game so that came first. If you're that concerned about exporting, I figure that would be your first thought too, instead of playing the game a little, selling it, and then trying to export.

[T-Hybrid]

*snip*

To summarize:

"I'm pissed at Harmonix because I wasn't able to use the code I stole from a Gamestop shelf-copy to export the game. Why should I have to pay money when stealing is a much cheaper option?

...Also wah."