Quote from: Phobos on October 24, 2016, 09:10:42 AM
I don't see how the tutorial is overly difficult, everything is explained step by step. It just requires hex editing and paying attention. Although it is written for emulators and might be too complicated to implement using a console. Using the method I posted, DNAS check is completely bypassed so doesn't need to be removed.

It's not difficult for you or I but for others it probably appears as another language when viewing a hex editor. To me it seems easier to enter a code via a cheat device to bypass the DNAS, or patch the code in to the ISO using ps2 patch engine.

Quote from: Mike on October 24, 2016, 12:11:04 AM
Thanks Harry, how did you find us here?

Everything is okay on PlayStation 2. SWBFSpy redirects to the new DNAS servers and they work just fine. I played SWBF2 a couple days ago on my PS2, and as far as I know the first SWBF works too.

I was going to create DNAS bypass codes for the current set of online games on PS2 and the SWBF series so I did a quick google search to make sure no one else had already created the codes. That's when I found this thread. This tutorial seems overly difficult for bypassing DNAS plus the check is not completely removed. The codes listed above alter the following script:

"ScriptCB_ShouldCheckDNAS"

This script is called first before the other DNAS scripts. The code forces it to return FALSE.

Quote from: Led on October 20, 2016, 05:44:42 PM
Thanks Harry62   

No problem. I'm not familiar with the state of the SWBF series on PS2. Is DNAS currently an issue for the players or does the DNAS emulation servers work?

Quote from: Phobos on February 04, 2016, 02:01:10 AM
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Here you go. Both codes can be patched directly in to the ISO with PS2 Patch Engine, or you can use a cheat device such as codebreaker.

Star Wars Battlefront [NTSC][SLUS_208.98]
DNAS Bypass
2017ACBC 24020000

Star Wars Battlefront 2 [NTSC][SLUS_212.40]
DNAS Bypass
2017F04C 24020000