Just Cause 3 is now been "cracked" with the Denuvo DRM Bypass

So I have done some reading. Apparently they're all done by a guy called Yoksi or something and all involve the same workaround. IE, a live Steam account that you use a trigger EXE to download the game and updates with and then a hack to tell Steam you are playing a free demo version. So you're probably right, Steam will no doubt patch this out and we will be back to where we were two days ago with Denuvo.

Thing is I really wouldn't want to go to all of the aggro to run these games any way. It obviously involves using a fake IP to play from and I would bet there are tons of divvies out there who didn't do that and will probably end up losing their real accounts also.

Is it really worth all that messing around for the sake of £20-£30? These games are not what you would consider small either. Between the three of them you're looking at over a hundred gigabytes in data to download too.
 
The thing is you say just £20-£30 but then you miss the £30-£40 of DLC, yes I know not all is for the single player game but still it adds up and puts me off buying games these days
 
The thing is you say just £20-£30 but then you miss the £30-£40 of DLC, yes I know not all is for the single player game but still it adds up and puts me off buying games these days

If a game is good and I want the DLC I will buy it. Usually they come with it any way for £20-£30 if you know where to look. There are various key sites around the internet that I use.

There is no excuse for piracy any more. Not now that Steam have their refund policy finally in place and allow you to get a refund if you play it for less than a few hours and don't like it/have issues etc. I used to download expensive games to make sure they worked etc as getting a refund on games was impossible but yeah, since Steam did that I've not downloaded anything.

With everything else in life if you can't afford it you don't get it. So stealing is stealing no matter what.
 
My point was to your just £20-£30 and these days it's not just that.

I don't steal, I borrow then return them to the interweb ether /jk

I can't remember the last game I borrowed tbh. steam sales and key sites makes it pointless, and the games I play I know the hours i will get out of them so i buy them.
 
hm... used to be for sharing (like pm and other thoughts)
it seems someone think its for making money.
i say, share the game for 5$ and you will get money and a lot more respect.
btw, bought the game on last friday.
 
This is still the same old steam exploit.
its not a denuvo crack..

They use this same exploit to play games that connect to a central server like ark..
its not a crack for denuvo
 
The amount of people online that are saying about how bad Denuvo is. I really don't understand this.

Can somebody explain why there is so much Denuvo hate?
 
The amount of people online that are saying about how bad Denuvo is. I really don't understand this.

Can somebody explain why there is so much Denuvo hate?

Because no one can crack it and they have the misconception that they are spying on them. Denuvo's Devs can claim they aren't all they want, but until it's cracked no one will believe them. Personally I don't see it as a problem. Look at TW:Warhammer. It's using Denuvo but if I didn't tell you that, you probably didn't even know(well maybe not you since you did an article on it iirc). It has ZERO issues with DRM.
 
The amount of people online that are saying about how bad Denuvo is. I really don't understand this.

Can somebody explain why there is so much Denuvo hate?

because if it does work and not get cracked, it will be on every game and people will have to buy games, what would be nice and will only happen in a fantasy world is the price of games goes down
 
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