>hypervisor workaround
not a crack.

handball status?

>>108694682
It's Handbover

more like hypervirus

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Ok...I'm waiting

>>108694664
Is there a version that works on Linux and is the code open source? I'm not running a mystery-meat hypervisor from a game cracker unless I can read the source.

>>108694719
you actually get the source for the drivers. it's pretty readable too. thing is this special snowflake hypervisor bullshit is only needed for winblows because they block truly transparent hw virt by enforcing the use of hyperv. this doesn't seem to affect linux, but the spoofing code seems pretty entwined with the HV the way it's written.

>>108694664
if they're cracked whay do you need to install HIV?

>they are all cracked or bypassed
>except VR games
So there are still games that can't be cracked or bypassed then? Got it.

which VR games? there arent any

>>108694719
hypervisor "works" on loonix just use qemu with gpu passthrough

>>108695025
What if i only have 1 gpu

>>108694664
VR chads won

>>108695031
rest in peace

Loonix freetards, we're being raped by windowsGODS again... they're now enjoying unlimited FREE games while we're stuck with denuvoshit forever.

>>108695122
sexo

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>>108694669
>>108694692
f(irst/ourth) posts best posts
still not installing the furfaggot trannyvisor

>hypervisor
not a crack

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Olympus Has Fallen

>>108695191
k

ok now do it in rust

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>>108694664
what is stopping them from making denuvo v2 using a new engine?

the crackers then would need another 15 years to crack it.

so.....

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Every single one of you chuds should thank a Transwoman every day for your piracy pleasure

>>108695242
There are AI tools to crack Denuvo now. The future is an AI arms race to lock down DRM, and to break it

if this is true how can i play space dad simulator in linux without buying it?

>>108694719
no one games on your meme operating system designed for servers
the only ones using linux to game are people that own steam decks and they are buying their games through steam and dont need such workarounds

>>108694719
Who the fuck plays pirated games except on a dedicated piracy gaming PC?

>>108695267
anon, you cannot play anything on linux,
that is a server os......

>>108695338
lmao what the fuck, are we in 2005

>>108694664
Why did it take so long?

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>>108695361
windows is used on servers, too, you know.

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>>108695365
>lmao what the fuck, are we in 2005

No but I have a baseline image of my piracy gaming PC that I use. I will usually wipe that PC after I finish one or two recently pirated games and start back over with a fresh re-image. A small price to pay to never have to pay a price for any game!

>>108694694
It's already on fitgirl.

>>108695403
CPUs got better

>>108695291
>that own steam decks and they are buying their games through steam and dont need such workarounds
Lol, Steam Deck is the perfect piracy Machine. EmuDeck loaded with Roms up to Switch. And Repacks added as non Steam Game.
>>108695338
>Who the fuck plays pirated games except on a dedicated piracy gaming PC?
Good point, I literally stopped using Windows, because I was afraid... I never got a virus from *le trusted sources* at least not an obvious one. Nowadays I only pirate on Linux. Games running in a Prefix (fake Windows environment) inside a sandboxed bottle. Without Internet, access to my home dir and all without admin/sudo.

So even if there is a Virus. It's most likely written for Windows. And as I said its running without any privileges... and in a Flatpak without any permission.

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>>108695361
it's honestly pretty nuts, i first tried Wine around 2006 or so. i remember when you'd expect a new game to take a year or two to even start to become playable at least. i remember when Wine hit "1.0".
these days, Wine and Linux in general have improved with regards to gaming/windows games so much that you can basically /expect/ windows games to work day 1, and work /well/. it's really only copy protection and other artificial restrictions like denuvo that still get in the way.

>>108695190
What if she's a cis woman?

>>108695801
what's a cis woman?

>>108694669
FPBP.

>>108695338
I-I thought that was the only reason people bought Windows handhelds at all

I was wrong? I've been using mine...wrong?

>>108695801
"She" isn't.

>>108695251
Huh? The creator of fit girl is trans?

>>108695846
No I'm sure fitgirl's a biological woman

>>108695843
How do you know? Lots of zoomers are into that aesthetic

>>108695741
why do I keep hearing FUD about sandboxed flatpaks not being able to stop actual malware

>>108695365
sorry anon, your lack of cybersecurity literacy is going to leave you vulnerable to a blackmail attempt from north korea forcing you to commit a mass casualty event for political manipulation.

>>108695865
How do you know? Their identity is anonymous.

>>108695965
Most Flatpaks have shit defaults. For example giving access to your whole /home Dir, instead of just what the App actually needs. This is fine for most Apps, because you can trust something like GIMP, LibreOffice or Krita. And people get filiterd by too strict permissions, take the Steam Flatpak for example. People say:"Wtf, Flatpak sucks, Steam can't see my 2nd drive" Yea... No shit. Because it doesn't have the perms to see it.

Bottles is a great example for a very strict Flatpak, it can't see anything by default and you have to actually copy Games or Files into a bottle to make it work. (Or give it permissions to see ~/Games)

I hope that Flatpaks perms get like Android perms, where they ask you "Do you want to allow XXX to see /this/path/" or something like "Do you want to grant XXX access to your camera?"

Honestly, check out bottles and flatseal. You can literally take away internet access with 1 click

>>108694719
They can't even run those kernel-level anticheats on Linux, LOL.

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>>108696101
I don't think I've ever seen a post which more beautifully encapsulates the stupidity of the average Windows user.

>>108696080
Thanks for this explanation anon. I have my software installed via my nix config, so most of it isn't flatpaked. Since you recommended Bottles and Flatseal, can I somehow use them together with Lutris where I have all my games listed?

>>108695031
You can do Single GPU passthrough, they'll make it sound like it's too much work but it's actually pretty easy.

Or you can use virtual functions (GPU partitioning). Intel Arc GPUs are best for this, it's also possible to do it with NVIDIA with something called vGPU unlock, but only if you have RTX 20xx or lower

I’m a gaymer I want a just works experience. That’s why I use a Windows plus pirated games and don’t care

>>108696111
HAHAHA I'll switch to LOOOONIX when anticheat brands actually recognize it as a legit OS, NEVER HAHAHAHA

>>108695983
i've been playing pirated games in the same computer for years and neither putin or kim jong un have come to my house and raped my ass yet, what now?

>>108696340
your name is in their rolodex and one of these days they'll randomly pull it.

>>108695190
>>108695873
>tranime
>Japan (actually French)
it's a dude

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>>108696798
>i like anime, i'm from japan (actually france) and speak english. here's my russian forum profile :)

>>108696136
>Thanks for this explanation anon. I have my software installed via my nix config
That's fine, I always trust the default packaging system on my distro, if we don't trust ist, why even running their distro, right?
>Since you recommended Bottles and Flatseal, can I somehow use them together with Lutris where I have all my games listed?
I don't want to cause any fear, nix is a cool distro and declarative and thats the selling point, so enabling flatpak feels weird, especially for 1 app. Just stick with your setup, but you could look into Firejail and Bubblewrap for hardening.

If you are running Linux, you are already much more secure running potential windows malware games. Don't go to deep into that rabbit hole.

>>108694664
>every single game cracked
>zero actual cracks and just hypervisor bypasses that put fill your machine with vulnerabilities
I love piracy as much as the next guy but there is legitimately zero reason to pirate video games past 2015, and if you really want to play modern slop then just buy a key or wait for a sale, it's really not that deep.

>>108697904
>I always trust the default packaging system on my distro
I do, but sometimes they pull binaries straight from the developers' sites or GitHub releases (even when open source), which is a bit uncomfortable when it's supposed to be a source-based distro.
>but you could look into Firejail and Bubblewrap for hardening
Bubblewrap seems to be what I'm looking for, but I'll have to rely on some random guy's flake to get it nicely integrated with my Nix config.
>Don't go to deep into that rabbit hole.
It's hard not to.

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>>108695025

>hypervisor
fuck no

why dont these crackers ever release information on how denuvo actually protects their code? I'm working on my own code prot for webpages and need to skid from something other then google botguard :(

>>108694664
>crack video games
>NOOOO WHY ARE VIDEO GAMES MOVING TOWARDS LIVE SERVICE

>>108698348
idk what any of this means I just press "Play" on Steam and it just werks

>>108696208
anticheat does run on linux, dummy
it's the gamedevs fault that the games don't work because they have to explicitly enable it for linux

>>108697933
>fill your machine with vulnerabilities
Not actually the case.
>I love piracy
Yet you hate video games.
>hurr durr everything that's popular is shit therefore everything is shit
Idiotic.

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>>108694664
Whats the danger of running this HV thing in a computer with no sensitive data? Like a dedicated pirated games computer?

>>108695031
you can split your blackwell 6000 and use it as multiple gpus.

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what the hell are all these dedicated pirated games computers lol

so far not a single person has said they've been hijacked or gulag'd or whatever from the bypasses

yes yes not yet yes insecure not safe don't turn off microsoft's security you can get raped blah blah yes yes

>>108698809
Wow, lucky I happen to have one then!

https://habr.com/en/articles/1021894/

interesting analysis
actual analysis not that retarded jeet GPT written shite github link that gets posted sometimes

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>>108694669
fpbp
not opening my computer for slop

call me when they can actually rip out denuvo from le monke gaym and le space dad simulator

>>108698859
k enjoy enigma when they do

How come they managed to remove it from RE: Requiem so quickly but keep having to use the hypervisor workaround with everything else?

>>108698911
The cracked version of it is an old version that is riddled with bugs.

>>108698828
they are really nice

>>108698924
So basically the same as Atomic Heart

>>108694664
why do any of you want to play any of this modern garbage anyway?

>>108694694
Keep waiting while I'm playing for free.

>>108695251
She's not trans.

>>108695404
And it sucks as much as Linux for gaming.

>>108698829
this article is total fud. I thought I clicked a /v/ link for a second when I read it.
all the security features are concrete security by depth that works great on macos and ios and to an extent android, only because those systems were well secured to begin with that these safeguards are a significant impediment to vuln exploitation. this is not the case with windows.
>Want to find them ? Suit yourself and analyze the protection like a normal human being instead of trying to find “vulnerabilities” to bypass it
denuvo devs are seething that people are now refusing to play their game.
>>108698788
that the open source driver compels you to use glownigger spyware like windows

>>108696798
If it was a dude he would have used masculine french.

>>108694664
>it's totally dead guys
>most of the games still have the protections
>retards are still calling hypervisor bypasses "cracks"
cringe retard thread

>>108695251
>Every single one of you chads should shit on this russian man every day for taking releases already in the wild and making them smaller to download so third worlders with shit internet can also play the games
truly is a cringe retard thread.

>>108694664
what the fuck is a denuvo you niggas make up some bullshit every other day

>>108695251
he's a repacker. the only tranny i respect (or used to, since i believe he doesnt post cracks anymore) is empress

>>108700686
Well, if it wasn't before then after your post it definitely is.

>>108700695
denuvo deez nuts lmao gottem

>>108694664
Total denuvo death

none of them are worth playing

>>108696101
Works on my machine.
>Unironically a lot of developers allow Linux to work without kernel access, I'm not joking

>>108699083
Easily 3/4 of my collection works out of the box since 2024.

>>108695190
>another "woman"
damn giving freedom to woman was actually really nice since all the men sold out to the DRM companies

so could the russians launch a massive cyberattack on the U.S. by simultaneously activating the malware these faggots put their on computers

>>108701060
yep the white house dinner wasn't shot up before hypervisor it's all linked bro i saw it on discord bro

>>108695484
Hypervisor isnt really a crack. It still has the DRM in it. Its a bypass not a crack. Also on linoox you cant use a hypervisor bypass so no steamdeck pirating. Thats if you even trust the hypervisor bypass in the first place

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>>108694664
>bypass

>>108694682
They cracked it properly years ago.
>>108701810
Proper denuvo cracks still have the DRM running. The only exceptions are when a DRM-less build gets leaked.

>>108695025
>qemu with gpu passthrough
I can't think of a method with more overhead than that.

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>>108694669
>>108698858
>Yes, i WILL install your kernel level anti-cheat
>No, i WILL NOT install a kernel level anti-anti-cheat

>playing video games in 2026
I'm not a kid anymore.

>>108702278
YOU DON'T GET IT
THE CORPORATION IS MY FRIEND

>>108694945
Nobody wants to play VR games therefore no desire to crack or bypass them

>>108701810
In theory it should work with qemu/kvm, nested virtualization is a thing, but I haven't tried this yet.

>>108695198
did they actually?

>>108701810
>Also on linoox you cant use a hypervisor bypass
You can, there's a bunch of guides already on how to get it working.

>>108701810
so am i supposed to run it on my zombie windows 10 installation? or do people use it with 11 because its "more secure"

>fitgirl is a troon
>untouched for years
>empress is anti-troon
>forced to "retire" within a couple years
Really makes you think

>>108702449
At least the corpos ask you to give them money

>>108702278
What about neither? I ignore the existence of Denuvo games.

any good writeups on how the hypervisor denuvo bypasses work?

>>108694664
And the number of good games available on the high seas increased by 0 because of this.

based denuvowo

lotta seething happening lmao

>>108694694
>Black.Myth.Wukong-voices38

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>>108694694
YOU IDIOT
YOU SHOULD HAVE ASKED FOR 100 BILLIION DOLLARS
YOU WASTED YOUR GIFT ON A PIRATED GAME CRACK

>>108705253
>>108705306
Denuvo is getting BOOTY BLASTED by both hypervisor exploding its asshole open and then regular ass cracks coming in to finish the job

IT'S NEVER BEEN MORE OVER

>>108705253
did he manage to rip out denuvo completely?

>>108705409
lol nobody has ever done that except in 1 old Assassins creed game by a scene boomer who only did it to prove it could be done and denuvo got 100x worse since then

all other cracks just do what HV does without needing to turn off muh security to do it

>>108705306
Space daddy simulator is next

>>108695251
It's a dude who's really a fan of that chick, talked with him before.

>>108705306
>shitcoin addresses
>shoutouts to donors like a youtube video
the torrent/direct download scene is such a joke

>>108705506
>all other cracks just do what HV does without needing to turn off muh security to do it
that's not how it works at all, you stupid cunt. it's as if you losers here only know surface level information about the topic (or any topic in general) and gained this knowledge from browsing the cringe posts written by failures of the piracy scene on reddit's r/piracy - the most embarrassing forum after /g/ and /vr/.

>>108694664
I'm waiting for the bypass to be fixed for linux. I only want to play stellar blade anyway

>>108706746
It's exactly how it works you don't know shit
cry piss and moan all you want nobody gives a fuck

>>108707611
>low iq retard has no idea how copy protections work
>has mental breakdown instead because anons are right once again
embarrassing and cringe

>>108694669
This. I'm not letting that botnet anywhere near my hardware.

While you corpo shills argue about whether or not a kernel-level crack counts as a real crack or not, i am pirated a dozen Denuvo protected (lol) games and play them for free.

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>You can't just use a kernel level anti-anti-cheat! That is dangerous!
>Anyway, i am busy installing my latest game that installs a kernel level anti cheat on my windows machine running a kernel level anti-virus from crowdstrike on my IntelME running machine with TPM!

>>108705306
VOICES VINDICATED YET AGAIN

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>>108706836
>uses linux because muh surveilance
>installs HIV virus rootkit anyway
smartest troonix user

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>https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4f/A_sturdy_but_rather_pointless_gate_-_geograph.org.uk_-_3865610.jpg

This is where Denuvo redirects now