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Denuvo Games Cracked in last 30 Days (Hypervisor Bypass)
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Putting anti cheats in single player games should be illegal.
But Denuvo is DRM software to prevent privacy, is not an anti-cheat :?
DRM should be illegal. If we have devices that can copy information instantly, it’s not our fault that it’s incompatible with capitalism - seems like capitalism is incompatible with nature. Find a new business model.
They did, running everything on their machines and charging us monthly to use it.
still sounds like capitalism to me
It may have other nefarious uses but it is primarily anti-cheat software.
... No, Denuvo is "anti-tamper" software, meaning DRM primarily with anti-cheat as a bonus.
According to their own site it is both apparently. Either way it is used for both purposes, and for single player that makes no sense.
But one of the 2 uses does make sense for single player games.
Really? It constrains or prevents modding, which is a core part of PC gaming.
Copy protection for single player games is essentially pointless. Even GTA V let's you do what you want in single player mode because it is offline.
The only reason they might want anti tamper is to support in game purchases, which is equally senseless for single player games.
It's an antipiracy measure, not anti modding. Have you never heard of denuvo before?
It also prevents modding/chesting in singleplayer games with microtransactions