>>735958401
>give kernel level access for goyslop
not worth it

I honestly cant think of one game that i eantbto play NOW thats protected by denuvo

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>>735958401
I simply shant be buying until it's removed from the game. Simple as.

>>735959319
>install a rootkit to play slop
There's always a plan B.

>>735959319
No it's not but that's not gonna stop BILLIONS from doing it anyway.

>>735959319
thats how denuvo works anyway

>>735958401
So what will the company behind Denuvo do now that their games are being cracked day 1 again? How will they spin this to the game companies? That's the real question. It doesn't matter whether you personally use HV, but the effect it will have on companies who use Denuvo.

Will they just keep paying for it or will they refuse now?

>>735963135
denuvo will be kernel 0
please understand

>>735963202
Will Denuvo be changed to prevent customers from being able to install hypervisors?

>>735963509
Yeah, you'll need to use specific BIOS revisions and a bootloader just for it.

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Is it really beaten if you have to turn your computer into an STD-ridden whore just to successfully lie to it?

>HV bad
>proceeds to play online games with kernel level anti cheat

>>735959319
Do you mean Denuvo itself of the crack?
They both do that.

>>735964792
Does it matter? Both are probably made by Denuvo, one is just being done to scare companies into paying the mafia for protection.

>>735965095
Fitgirl, known sponsor of Denuvo

>>735964792
You can't have STD if you remove your condom if you don't have sex in the first place.
Guess that's impossible if you're addicted to fucking fags in the ass.

>>735965095
why would they subvert their own protections their company partners are paying for? That doesn't make sense.

>>735965353
It's a relatively common practice in security industries to poke holes in your own security to sell upgrades, patches or new products (unless you're, like, a padlock company, who are notoriously touchy when it comes to Lockpicking Lawyer and other youtubers showing that a padlock is not really gonna do shit against an invader with bolt cutters or just a big hammer) but I highly, highly, highly doubt Denuvo is actually putting anywhere how to circumvent their security given the money they rake in from paranoid game publishers

>>735963135
They'll just focus on buying more shills to insist that the hypervisor crack is dangerous, and as a last resort they'll start developing hypervisor viruses themselves.

>>735958401
>open your pc to russian niggers to play slop
if you get hacket you deserve this shit