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Just Cause 4 was cracked under 24 hours
It's a little bizarre really, but Just Cause 4 was cracked in under 24 hours, the game title is protected with the later iteration of Denuvo anti-tamper tech.
Square Enix's Just Cause 4 uses Denuvo 5.3 which was previously used in Hitman 2 and was cracked almost immediately. We don’t know whether Denuvo plans to remove a new version of its anti-tamper tech that will be harder to crack, however things are not looking good for all the publishers that have invested on it..
For the forum thread, awe won’t allow any links to pirated content and those that will share such links will be banned.
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#5614739 Posted on: 12/07/2018 11:14 AM
I suppose it's a completely unreasonable ask that the companies who insist on using this technology would consider providing DRM-free versions of their products?
Even if it's a couple of years down the line, I'm perfectly willing to wait for more polished GOTY releases on, say, GoG.
I suppose it's a completely unreasonable ask that the companies who insist on using this technology would consider providing DRM-free versions of their products?
Even if it's a couple of years down the line, I'm perfectly willing to wait for more polished GOTY releases on, say, GoG.
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#5614746 Posted on: 12/07/2018 11:31 AM
@ Irenicus - I stand corrected!
Yeah those were the good ol days of carring around a pouch of CD's
Heheh yup I remember. I still have folders and spindles full of stuff. I get why you called it that though, maybe it's just me though but I just hadn't heard that term for so long, the word itself evoked the early 2000s
@ Irenicus - I stand corrected!
Yeah those were the good ol days of carring around a pouch of CD's
Heheh yup I remember. I still have folders and spindles full of stuff. I get why you called it that though, maybe it's just me though but I just hadn't heard that term for so long, the word itself evoked the early 2000s
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#5614749 Posted on: 12/07/2018 11:33 AM
I still couldn't be able to understand that why all developers in the gaming industry haven't learnt a lesson from The witcher 3?!
I still couldn't be able to understand that why all developers in the gaming industry haven't learnt a lesson from The witcher 3?!
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#5614751 Posted on: 12/07/2018 11:35 AM
I suppose it's a completely unreasonable ask that the companies who insist on using this technology would consider providing DRM-free versions of their products?
Even if it's a couple of years down the line, I'm perfectly willing to wait for more polished GOTY releases on, say, GoG.
I agree.
I do also prefer now to wait for a DRM-free release on GoG for most of my games but also I get tempted to buy discounted games on HumbleBundle sometimes and nowadays they are mostly giving Steam keys.
Lately when I can order a game from Steam or GoG I end up on GoG - for Pillars of Eternity, for the Witcher 3, etc.
At some point I started boycotting single-player games with always online DRM or heavy DRM.
I suppose it's a completely unreasonable ask that the companies who insist on using this technology would consider providing DRM-free versions of their products?
Even if it's a couple of years down the line, I'm perfectly willing to wait for more polished GOTY releases on, say, GoG.
I agree.
I do also prefer now to wait for a DRM-free release on GoG for most of my games but also I get tempted to buy discounted games on HumbleBundle sometimes and nowadays they are mostly giving Steam keys.
Lately when I can order a game from Steam or GoG I end up on GoG - for Pillars of Eternity, for the Witcher 3, etc.
At some point I started boycotting single-player games with always online DRM or heavy DRM.
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@ Irenicus - I stand corrected!
Yeah those were the good ol days of carring around a pouch of CD's