Number of V2 games left uncracked: 2 Number of V3 games left

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Interesting, could you name the uncracked games as of yet OP?

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>>380972534

>>380972602
Ty.
Except for ghost recon, titanfall 2 campaign and sniper elite, those aren't even worth pirating.

According to steamspy dragon quest heroes II sold 12k copies. I wonder how much money they made after steam and denuvo took their cut.

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Can we stop this "Denuvo on suicide watch" meme?

They're OBVIOUSLY just ripping off insecure AAA devs. It's ingenious, really.

>>380972937
Only 12k? I mean... damn. No more Dragon Quest for us then

>>380972242
Why someone even bothers with cracking games? Guys like Baldman and CPY. Are they in it for the money (who pays them though?) or are they Robin Hoods of our age?

denuvo was never meant to stop piracy, just to delay it until the launch period is over

>>380975109
fun

>>380975109
They want to play these games for free so they have to crack them

>>380975109
They're like 4chan mods, they do it for the thrills and the pussy.

>>380975496
Then why do so many publishers keep Denuvo even after the launch period

>>380975109
its an easy way to get retards to install malware

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>>380972242

>it already prevented the large scale destruction and financial ruin of major companies at the hand of pirates

So it actually worked.

What I don't understand is, why is /v/ happy about the downfall of video games? Those companies need the money to create games for you.

>>380974894
Recognition. Cracker groups just want people to know that they're the best. That's why they're always so catty with each other, despite oestensibly being on the same "side".

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>>380972242

Just wait for V5 where the updated VMProtect is back.

>>380975678
...because they're owned by senile old people?

>>380975741
Don't be ridiculous. The companies which were able to afford Denuvo weren't in danger in the first place.

>>380972602
>Almost all are EA games
Hmmmm.

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>We protect games in their first months after release
>We protect games in their first weeks after release
>We protect games in their first week after release
>We protect games for a few days after release
>We protect games BEFORE they're released

>>380972242
Why would they waste money protecting Dead Rising 4 with Denuvo? It's not even good enough to pirate

>>380975791
Did they pay for it this time

>>380975678
What a weird question. It's already there so why go through the effort of removing it?

>>380972242
>People support a rootkit.
Why are "gamers" so gullible?

>>380975678
Because it takes money and resources to go back and patch it out. Most of the development teams have moved on to new projects or been disbanded, so assets would have to be refocused to go back to an old game. And for what? Most normies don't even know Denuvo is there in the first place, so publishers aren't going to invest in returning to old games and removing it. Exactly the same as most didn't bother to go back and patch out other obsolete DRM, or Games for Windows Live.

>>380975791
What will they do when the bald russian will crack it again?

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>>380972242

You dumbass forget that BALDMAN & STEAMPUNKS only ABLE to crack STEAM GAMES.

There are still no UPLAY & ORIGIN games them both can crack.

>>380975913
d-don't worry guys, v5 will s-save us

>>380976062
good thing there's nothing of value that is exclusive to uplay or origin

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>>380972242
>Bugged as fuck games, randomly closing
>Cracks full of riddled with viruses
>Chance of getting caught and going to jail
>NO Multiplayer/Online features

Lmfao, games on G2A literally cost 30% of their original price, if you can't pay 20 bucks for a game you are either underage (whomsd are not allowed to browse 4chan) or a worthless neet whose opinion doesn't matter anyway.

>>380976026
>Because it takes money and resources to go back and patch it out.
it's probably just a button click

>>380975109

Google ''The Warez Scene''

it's some underground ''l33t hax0r'' society of NEETs looking for recognition and power

>>380976119
try harder you worthless retard

>>380976062
>UPLAY & ORIGIN
CPY did it, several times in fact. Get cucked denuvo faggot.

>>380976062

Just wait until all AAA publishers dropping steam & moves to Uplay or Origin.

>>380976062
Dragon Age: Cisquisition, Battlefield 1 and FIFA 15 are all Origin and cracked. Several games using uPlay, such as Far Cry: Primal, are also done.

>>380976151
>probably

Fuck off, retard.

>>380976119
>"the torrent gave me a virus" episode
>it's a rerun
yawn

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>>380976062

>all good singleplayer and worthy games are cracked
>a bunch of failed ubishit multiplayer-only games nobody cares about not touched
>w-wow look they cant even crack uplay games haha dude

>>380976259

CPY are dumb

They only can crack Denuvo game each 2 months nowadays & they cracked indie shit game like constructor.

>>380976303
Anno 2205 up to 1.3 is also cracked, too bad the content that makes it slightly less shit is past 1.3

>>380976303

Still no V4 Denuvo Origin & Uplay games cracked.

>>380976303
>compile with Denuvo
>yes/no
you are the retard here

>>380975109
well a lot of times its for the pure intention of wanting to crack something thats being claimed as uncrackable
nothing rustles the jimmies of hackers more than being told they cant get through to something

>>380976459
Untrue. Cuck Effect: Andromeda's v4 patch has been cracked.

>>380976557
Fuck off, retard.

>>380976557

This is not an ylyl thread.

>>380976869

Thats cracked by CPY, not Baldman or Steampunks.

>>380976996
Irrelevant.

>>380975712
Cracking denuvo just to spread some malware is a bit excessive desu.

Infecting people with email or looking for poorly protected routers is way easier since most people are fucking retarded.

>>380975741
BRs don't realize that if nobody buys games, nobody will make them.

>>380977054

Good luck waiting another 6 months then.

Because CPY is slow as fuck to crack Denuvo games compared with Baldman & Steampunks

>>380977272
6 months for what? Everything worth cracking is done.

** DAILY REMINDER **

Bitcoin mining VOIDS your manufacturer's warranty. Once you send the defective hardware back, they WILL see what caused the problem.

They don't care if it was intentional or not.

>>380977272
Resident Evil 7 was cracked by CPY five days after release. You're not very good at this, my dear shill.

>>380977215
Considering the industry lately, maybe no one making games is a good thing.
Plus nintendo has always had the easiest games/consoles to pirate for, yet they are doing fine. Really makes me think.

>>380977384
Ok

All this talk of the scene is making me remember some good crackers from back when I started. Like ToeD, SKIDROW, and..well fuck I can't remember the other one.

>>380977272
>6 months
>their latest cracked games took less than a week

>>380977384
The denuvo shills are really stretching to put a good spin on this, aren't they?

>>380977363
>>380977394

Resident Evil 7 uses V3 Denuvo

Ghost Recon is using V4, Uplay & Still not cracked.

>>380972602

why do online games like battfront/for honor even have denuvo? isn't being online online enough?

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>>380977568
You keep shifting those goalposts. First it was that only Steam games were cracked, then that V4 Origin games weren't cracked, then that it was the wrong hacker group doing the cracking and now it's that [latest Ubishit online garbage] isn't cracked.

DENUVO AM WINNING AGAIN!

>>380977568
0.1$ was delivered to your bank account

>>380975109
Thry hate the jews that sell them.

>>380977943
I thought you were supposed to put gay sex with hats on in these.

Are people REALLY still falling for these malware infected torrents? I thought everyone was aware that most new cracked games had backdoor viruses...

https://www.geek.com/games/clever-pirate-adds-bitcoin-miner-to-watch-dogs-torrent-1594858/

>>380972242
the online smart DRM solution is always online, this will guarantee that your games will never be cracked
>but some people have no internet or bad connection
retarded meme, 99% of the people have a stable connection, third world poorfags probably can't even afford to buy a game anyway

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>>380977215
If that were the state of vidya, things would be unironically better.

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>>380972242
Why would denuvo shills or anyone working on denuvo be on suicide watch?
They get thousands of dollars from monthly subscriptions from retarded as fuck publishers to waste their money on them for doing-absolutely-nothing

Denuvo is doing exactly what it was made to do, kill series and destroy funding on any developer whose publisher decided to place the noose over their head called denuvo and throw them off a cliff before shooting them.

Denuvo won.

>>380978317
No, the only uncrackable drm is non-local computing. Just phoning home every so often can be spoofed. If the actual program is never run on your system, though, there's no way to crack it.

The problem with this being you have to have a gigantic infrastructure to actually support it. You are effectively turning every game into an MMO. That costs way, way, more than any theoretical gains you'd get from pirates buying your game.

>>380978317
Ubisoft tried it with Assassin's Creed 2, if I recall correctly. Turns out you need stable servers to pull this off.

>>380978481
Not really. It has already contributed to a lot of the awful practices we see today.

>>380978570
>launch a game with shitty infrastructure
>idiots already gave you their money, so who cares
>repeat as needed
It's worked so far.

>>380978570
Pretty sure asscreed2 was cracked.

>>380977572
my bet is that EA has a deal with denuvo and they already paid upfront for everything. Even small projects pubblished by EA like unravel have it.

>>380978570
Hitman was successful because even though it was cracked you are locked in offline mode and can't make progress

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>>380979014
>Hitman was successful

>>380977943
the tabs never get old

>>380978975
according to leaks from a few months ago, EA is one of investors

>>380979147
yeah, very poor choice of worlds but my point was that they successfully prevented people from being able to fully experience the game without buying it

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Nooo this isn't suppose to happening

>>380978317
I don't have a stable internet connection and I live in a first world country.

You want to know the reason? The internet provider has a monopoly where I live. Every time I request help he just ignores me or just says they can't do anything.

And if you want help from politician they just laugh.

I would be happy having google fiber...

>>380979562
then get something better, I live in a eastern European country in a small village, have a wireless 4G connection and it's like 1/3 times as fast as an average fiber connection without any issues

>>380979824
>complains that there is literally no choice
>CHOOSE SOMETHING ELSE
you are actually retarded

>>380979946
>complains that there is literally no choice
where did you he said that you retard? where I live there are a shitload amount of ISP's

>>380977272
I usually don't even look at a game in serious way (meaning trailers, dev diaries, etc) Until I see those names making the rounds on the torrent sites.

My assumption based off the current climate of game design and fandom. Nothing is worth anything unless someone cool says something about it. The cool people aren't on youtube or twitch savvy.

>>380980039
And what exactly do you think monopoly means?

>>380980348
In what first world country there's only one ISP? fucking retard, he obviously lives in some shithole

>>380980493
This guy has to be ironically shitposting, right? No one can actually be this stupid and still breath, right?

>>380980039
>where did you he said that you retard?
>The internet provider has a monopoly where I live.

did they stop teaching basic reading comprehension in eastern europe?

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>>380979331
Too bad they didn't successfully make a good game. Real nice priorities there

>>380980830
>Kagerou
good taste, fám

>>380980604
Most likely baiting. Unfortunately, if he is a dumb, illiterate kind of euro than imagining a situation where ISP can have monopolies will feel like a fantasy to him. Very few countries have such a ISP monopoly situation.

>unravel

Lmao.

>>380982264
not sure why he doesn't know it, either. likewise eastern european and the town I live in has 2 ISPs. I'm on the main one and even that's not stable, but the second one basically just taps into the first, so it's even worse. No hope of anything better either, since although the very next town has fiber, mayor here signed an exclusivity deal that is clearly working out for him at least

>>380977572
Titanfall 2 has a fucking decent campaign, one of the best I have played in long years. So it's worth the buy only for SP already. Maybe that was a reason?

Though I am the guy who believes people will not spend more on games. Like if it has protection and you have no money... ?

>>380976062
Though these "uncracked Denuvo games" are mostly in EA's Vault, which is like 3$ a month...

But these games also suck ass, so even though I have Vault, I won't download them.

What's the point of putting denuvo on multiplayer games

>>380981462
>good taste, fám
it's just some neckbeard kept these pics spamming about this weeb char and everyone saved them as reaction pics

tl;dr: he has shit taste

>>380982723
They pay 100k+ to Denuvo, they slip back 30k to CEO/middlemen.

>>380972242
3DM did shit cracks. It is better dead

>>380976119
>>Cracks full of riddled with viruses
You're probably that dipshit anon that comments "DONT DOWNLODE THIS IT GAVE MY MOMS COMPUTER A TROGEN!"

>>380972602
>fuckingnothing.jpg

>>380974894
Heroes is musuo trash

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>>380977384
>country's consumer protection laws are so shit this matters.
>country calls itself "first-world"

>>380972242
>shill defending denuvo on steam got banned
YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS SHIT UP
kuckaidens chronicles END

>>380979562
>The internet provider has a monopoly where I live. Every time I request help he just ignores me or just says they can't do anything.
>And if you want help from politician they just laugh.

>I live in a first world country.
No, you don't.

>>380978975
EA and Sony are their biggest investors

>>380978535
>Denuvo is doing exactly what it was made to do, kill series and destroy funding on any developer whose publisher decided to place the noose over their head called denuvo and throw them off a cliff before shooting them.

What the fuck are you talking about.

How does Denuvo hurts non-Denuvo games?

The hateboner this place has for the software is retarded.

>>380975109
They're Grey Hats who do it for fun.

>>380984671
>How does Denuvo hurts non-Denuvo games?
That isn't what he said at all

>>380975109
Hackers see things like this as a personal challenge
Not unlike a hobbyist lockpicker

>>380977215
That's what the industry has said for literally years, that piracy kills development. Piracy never died, but the industry has kept growing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=up863eQKGUI

>>380974894
The game also had serious performance issues, launched with Denuvo which hurts sales, has a lot of copied content from the previous game, day 1 DLC, and was $60 even though it had been out for almost a year while the last one in a similar situation released at $40. There was plenty of reasons for the game to sell like shit

Once everything is an incredible online seamless cloud experience ™ piracy will be dead. And I'll stop playing games.

Reminder to not support games as a service in any form.