Hi there. I have 2 Soldat 1.3.1 servers currently, I've decided to ban players who use cracked registry keys of Soldat. So I wanted them to send me their main menu screen of soldat because of "registered to: ****" thing. However I wanna ask something about this issue, can they change the registered name on main menu via editing registry key or something? Thanks a lot, I won't let them crack-lover idiots to play on my server, 9$ is nothing at all.

Press the 'Print Screen' key on your keyboard. Next, open MS Paint, and proceed to Edit, and Paste.

lol wtf? did you really understand my question like this?

If they have any skills at all, they can easily edit the name in Paint. How do you expect to get people to go to the trouble to send you a screenshot of their main menu just to play on a server, anyways?

I just want to know that can registry be edited.
Also my servers are not public and not monitored on serverlist. So there is a unique crowd.

a) No one is going to edit their registry just to change the name.

b) The people above have a point. No one is going to play on your server if they have to send you anything at all.

If you wanted people to send you a picture, they can easily edit the image if they actually wanted to send it to you. Also: do you have a list of every cracked reg key and the name of their owner?

Good intention, but I don't think it's possible to successfully stop people from playing the game unless a known cracked reg key is made redundant by Michal in future versions of the game, currently.

There could be a "confirmed" list which can be distributed to servers who wish to apply this practise without having to wait for the next software update, however.

Its not a crack its just a guy sends his reg key to other people.

Answer:
No. The registered names are encrypted in the actual registration string. However, if you get them to send you a screenshot of their menu, then yes they can edit it. I would suggest you find another way of getting their rego name by either making them run a program which grabs it from registry or memory.