Well, it's not that easy... Denuvo is ONE DRM, removing it doesn't mean there aren't any other layers still present in the new builds, and since, for the most part, GOG games are completely devoid of DRM, Denuvo being removed doesn't actually mean that the game can be sold on GOG.
Skyrim never had Denuvo, yet started being sold on GOG something like a year ago or so
Yeah, most good/popular stuff has a ton of seeders already, and often many different releases as well. I also have no ratio limits on underappreciated stuff, while setting 10 ratio on some popular stuff with thousands of seeds
Any updates on this? I can't provide much, as Nintendo games are not something I'm interested in, but I guess I can allocate 800-1000GB or so for some time for this, if there's an archive torrent already made
Found a comment below, but after thinking about it we'd need something a bit more "official" and "centralized", like Vimm's was, otherwise we'd be spreading it too thin and would end up with many different un-searchable, un-findable torrents with few seeds for the same things
They don't allow port forwarding anymore, if I'm not mistaken
The game was bought and the mods I'm talking about have a free tier, the one I'm using now, which has only one version of the "circuit", and the paid tier, which has all the layouts. The paywalled layouts are usually "better" (i.e. longer and more fun)
Thanks though!
Yeah, but those are all free. I'm looking for some mods that you can only have by Patreon or other payment, for Assetto Corsa
Mods as in addons (yeah, like Skyrim mods), for Assetto Corsa
You're right, sorry. Specifically Assetto Corsa, the "80s drift spots" paid mods
I'll have to try it later, but since it says that it authenticates through cookies I thought it needed a login. Thank though
Hey, I've been torrenting on Linux through the ProtonVPN program without issues for the past months.
I don't know the specifics because I'm new to Linux, but I followed the official guide on how to set it up and everything just worked. Don't even need to change the port in qBit, I can upload anyway as long as I pick a P2P server in Proton, and very fast too (depending of what people want me to seed), uncapped upload speed often nears my max upload bandwidth.
Also binding qBit to the VPN is not a problem, just follow the official guide. Tested it now, and if I disconnect the VPN, qBit shows a red world in the network status and speeds go to zero, so it works.
It's true that the Linux client is not as fully-fledged as the Windows one, but it's not unusable.
I'm on PoP!_OS if it can be of any help. If you have questions that might help you with using Proton on Linux feel free to ask and I'll try my best!
Yep, unfortunately no PC at the moment. Bit of a bummer, tried everything lol guess I need to wait for a PC, as via browser I basically can't access any websites since it's very outdated. Thanks though
Sounds like the beginning of the end... I should start archiving the channels I like