Right who the hell was saying it wouldn't be a performance hit. Any encryption/decryption at any level Would absolutely do that imo.
Didn't they remove both Capcom's implementation + Denuvo?
Resident Evil 8 Pirates Claim That Removing DRM Fixes PC Problems [Update: Patch Released] - IGN
Update: Capcom has released an update for Resident Evil Village on Steam, which it claims optimizes the game's anti-piracy technology to prevent a persistent stuttering issue.www.ign.com
Nope. The crack was just removing Capcom's DRM. Denuvo is still running.Didn't they remove both Capcom's implementation + Denuvo?
Resident Evil 8 Pirates Claim That Removing DRM Fixes PC Problems [Update: Patch Released] - IGN
Update: Capcom has released an update for Resident Evil Village on Steam, which it claims optimizes the game's anti-piracy technology to prevent a persistent stuttering issue.
yeah I've noticed that as well, I do feel like the Switch coverage will just keep dwindling until 2022 where "bigger" software comes out (I do expect something for Metroid Dread and maybe SMTV)
I see your point, and i think its a fair one, but cant one buy the game and still apply the crack? Or do one have to download the whole cracked game to be able to use it (maybe simply applying the crack wont work with the Steam client for example, or something like that)? I remember back in the days when i used a NO-CD crack for a game that i had bought, simply so i didnt have to have the CD in the CD-ROM everytime i played. This way, i got to have the original game and still being able to get the benefits of a cracked version, so i thought it would be worth mentioning :) Back then it was just to download an .exe file and replace the original .exe file with the cracked .exe file though. Maybe things are more difficult now.
Wait, so it's not Denuvo but Capcom's own DRM that's causing this issue ?
Yes, but this doesn't change the fact that a paying customer has a worse time than someone who pirated it.
I'm not sure that it's accurate to say that it's "Capcom's DRM" which is the cause here. What DRM would that even be?
It's capcom's VM protect hooking in and protecting Denuvo. It wouldn't be there without Denuvo.
Sure, thats why i think that your point is fair :) I was just wondering if a payed consumer also could apply the crack, so this way, a paying consumer would still have the same time/experience as someone who pirated it. Although it shouldnt be necessary to do this of course (having to download a crack to get better performance), i fully agree with that, i was just wondering if it was at least possible as a workaround when the situation is like it is.
Thats fair enough. I was just curious if a paying consumer could still be able to get the same benefits as someone who pirated the game :) Although it shouldnt be necessary to do this of course (having to download a crack to get better performance), i fully agree with that, i was just wondering if it was at least possible as a workaround when the situation is like it is.
I had heard about performance issues but damn that's awful. Capcom fix this, whatever it is.
Stealing this..
arstechnica.com
I get that error except it isn't the frame rate tanked to 20 fps. Instead, the frame rate randomly goes from 80-90ish down to below 50 until I restart the game from desktop.
