Story is 8-10 hours split between 2 characters so 4-5 hours from each perspective? :/
Don't ask questions, just consoom product and move to the next one.
FireMaster wrote:
see you guys at the patient bear table 1-2yrs from now when the denovuless all DLC deluxe fitgal edition is out
Dunno, what happened with RE4remake was kinda weird... they removed denuvo for a while just to slap over some new drm solution? Maybe the new one is in-house or significantly cheaper than denuvo I guess.
boundle (thoughts on cracking AITD) wrote:
i guess thouth if without a legit key the installation was rolling back we are all fucking then
Story is 8-10 hours split between 2 characters so 4-5 hours from each perspective? :/
Don't ask questions, just consoom product and move to the next one.
FireMaster wrote:
see you guys at the patient bear table 1-2yrs from now when the denovuless all DLC deluxe fitgal edition is out
Dunno, what happened with RE4remake was kinda weird... they removed denuvo for a while just to slap over some new drm solution? Maybe the new one is in-house or significantly cheaper than denuvo I guess.
Capcom still uses Denuvo as their primary DRM.
Capcom gets panicky about the idea of not using any DRM, so whenever they remove Denuvo, they replace it with a piece of weird Russian jankware called Enigma Protector. Enigma Protector is incredibly easy to crack/bypass and remove. They only seem to use it because it's incredibly cheap.
Denuvo has an ongoing expensive cost to developers which is why it's usually removed a while after release.
Nice men, thanks for the info
And now thinking about it, capcom's recent games with performance issues were open world-ish, like monster hunter and dragon's dogma 2. So maybe this one will run significantly better.
boundle (thoughts on cracking AITD) wrote:
i guess thouth if without a legit key the installation was rolling back we are all fucking then
Nice men, thanks for the info
And now thinking about it, capcom's recent games with performance issues were open world-ish, like monster hunter and dragon's dogma 2. So maybe this one will run significantly better.
RE Engine seems well optimised for smaller maps/areas (RE2 Remake etc have generally seemed to run rather well). It seems to run dogshit for games with larger areas and more going on with NPCs.
Ofc as per usual even being a PC review not a word about settings or performance, just their usual BS about "muh accessability" gets mentioned (vitiligo slider settings, wheelchair rumble support, etc etc).
boundle (thoughts on cracking AITD) wrote:
i guess thouth if without a legit key the installation was rolling back we are all fucking then
Ofc as per usual even being a PC review not a word about settings or performance, just their usual BS about "muh accessability" gets mentioned (vitiligo slider settings, wheelchair rumble support, etc etc).
Not to worry!
Shillup said game runs perfect on his NASA computer.
Preload on steam is available. Had to order this, even with Denuvo and later that ruskie mallware. Hopefully it delivers. Loving the series so far, so I´m easy to please
(it was allready mentioned, the preload, sorry, didnt see that..)
I wouldn't recommend using this, but Denuvo is showing more and more cracks in the way it is works, and it will probably lead for proper cracks eventually.
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But as a newfound RE fanboy there was zero chance i wouldn't buy it
