Pheace: This argument kind of misses the point imo. There are bugs that were fixed in the last version, and saves are not compatible with the last version.
#WHAT IS DENUVO CRACKED#
Also the cracked version of Metal Gear Rising Mac is not the updated last version.
Maybe you are not smart or you just don't care. There is always online drm that even community cannot bypass.Īnd by supporting Denuvo you support all this shit. There are many drm (like denuvo and secuRom) that are not really good for security reason (they are rootkit). There are many drm that don't work with Wine (so you are unable to play on linux). Yes, the community is awesome and usually they find a way to preserve old games, but drm is still a pain to make game works.
#WHAT IS DENUVO PATCH#
With a true drm nobody would create a patch for this game (that was only released in europe).Īlso, like I said, that article about gog say that even old drm can be a pain. jost a copy&paste from the dvd to the installation folder). Yes, you'll still look like a moron to most of us here.Īnd you don't know if the cracked version will work on modern system.įor example Asterix & Obelix XXL2 was not playable on modern system for a long time, only in 2017 one youtuber created the patch only for the DVD original version of the game.Īnd only because the original "drm" was a joke (just few files the were only on the dvd. Yes, you can claim your victory and laugh about stupid plebs and their anti-drm notions. This is a failed argument from the getgo. Can't have discourse with someone who claims DRM isn't negative and cites "cracks because the community will keep it alive" as a reason. Battlefield II disagrees with this, but I'm done. You claim games will never be broken by DRM because they can be cracked. I think I see where this discussion is going and I'm out. Let me underline this: when I say the community will keep games preserved I mean the community, through patches or cracks or whatever else. Fable 3 did require an online check with GFWL I believe. I can't speak to Dark Souls, never launched it. Disc version only had a disc check (that wasn't even used outside the launcher IIRC) and the Steam version only had Steam DRM.
#WHAT IS DENUVO OFFLINE#
Fallout 3 allowed an offline profile as easy as pie. At least one of these is wrong, Fallout 3, based on the old misinformed idea that Games for Windows Live on all titles required an online profile. You completely missed the point, but to humor you first. My argument is that the community will take care of it, barring some significant change in how Windows operates.
#WHAT IS DENUVO PC#
You guys, as usual, seem to confuse "the community will likely keep games running" with "MAN I LOVE DRM AND THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH IT!" All I thought we were debating is whether Denuvo will have a long-term devastating effect on PC gamer preservation. StingingVelvet: I have no idea what this has to do with anything. Unless you want to tell me Fable 3 was never pirated, which is a bold claim I seriously doubt. Likely the same with Metal Gear mentioned above, though I know nothing about MAC. All three of those games were fully available to play on PC if you looked in the right place, no matter how right you were about GFWL. Paladin181: The Fable 3 DLC, Dark Souls PTDE(until patched), Fallout 3 (until patched).
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