/v/ - Video Games

So…it doesn't support the FX 8350?

>>15276102

A quick moonrune translation from picture 1:

[Notice] Hey hunters. WeGame is going to give a 20 RMB (3 dollar) voucher usable in-game to every hunter who has bought "Monster Hunter World™" before August 8, 2018. You can check "Your Assets" to find the 20 RMB voucher usable towards any item that is over 20 RMB.

Also, the development team is currently fixing the Denuvo bug that caused some players to get a fatal "Permissions Error". The WeGame platform is planning to issue a game update at around 11:30pm tonight to fix this problem. Sorry for all the trouble this has caused.

>Denuvo cause no issues they said

>just like get used to it, it's part and parcel of PC gaming

AHAHAH

EAT SHIT PAYPIGS AND DENUCUCKS

>>15276175

It's Starforce all over again.

Yet retards like Sega and Capcom and all the other publishers will still insist on using that piece of shit.

They deserve nothing but piracy for this.

https://m.weibo.cn/detail/4271224622916251

【公告】各位猎人，大家好。WeGame对于每位在2018年8月8日24:00之前购买《怪物猎人 世界™》玩家补偿的1张20元平台代金券已于今日发放给大家，大家可在“我的资产”中查看，平台所有售价20元以上的游戏皆可使用此券。

另外，开发商正在积极修复此前由于D加密导致的部分玩家在游戏“权限验证”时出现的闪退问题，WeGame平台预计将于今晚11:30左右进行版本更新来解决此问题，对您带来的不便在此深表歉意。

>>15276211

>>15276130

>>15276102

Volksi doesn't even need to be sued and unpersoned to destroy Denuvo, they're perfectly doing it to themselves.

>>15276211

[Announcement] Hello everyone, everyone. WeGame has issued a 20-yuan platform voucher for each player who purchased the "Monster Hunter WorldTM" game before 24:00 on August 8, 2018. It is distributed to everyone today. You can view it in "My Assets". This ticket can be used on all games that sell for more than $20 on the platform.

In addition, the developer is actively repairing the flashback problem that some players have caused in the game "authority verification" due to D encryption. The WeGame platform is expected to update the issue at around 11:30 tonight to solve this problem. We apologize for the inconvenience.

>cattle in the steam discussion pages using the old poorfag card when confronted with wrongthink

It's beautiful.

>>15276225

I have no idea how you can go to the steam forums without feeling physical pain due to the concentrated retardation.

>>15276114

came here to post this.

it may actually be me, i have a terrible memory

>>15276225

>>15276236

In threads where OP complained about Denuvo, I saw cucks saying "nah, OP is just being ironic" as a deflection.

>>15276256

There are a LOT of retards in steam, which are the people that kept making cuckchan steam threads.

Bottom of the barrel failed normalfags.

So is it fixed? This was only a temporary thing?

>>15276261

Not to mention Steam "community hubs" filterthe worst-of-the-worst steam users

>>15276256

I've noticed that for a while now. When someone makes a video/posts something shitting on something, shills come out of the woodwork saying "OP is just being ironic/The video is satire." Then they get absolutely BTFO when the OP comes in and tells them that their snake oil is for faggots.

>>15276271

>filter

Meant to say "draw in"

>>15276276

But until OP responds, normalfags will go along with the cuck so they aren't "left out of le joke."

>>15276256

>>15276261

>>15276271

>>15276276

The general consensus from what I've gathered sees Denuvo negatively. You get a few trolls who try and say Denuvo is good to spite pirates or something. I got a warning for making a spicy comment about denuvo and the cock-gobbling faggots who defend it, I guess the moderators watch out for that stuff and anyone who rocks the boat.

>>15276267

Either a rollback to a previous(already cracked) version of Denuvo or a removal of Denuvo entirely. Methinks that Denuvo is using FMA3 to either slim down on CPU consumption, which they've always insisted isn't a problem, or to raise the bar for people trying to crack it.

I don't get it, only relatively new CPUs have FMA3? My i7 3770K despite being close to six years old is completely fine with running games old and new.

>>15276102

>voksi behind bars

He's not. He didn't spend a single day being detained. He's just fighting off Denuvo with lawyers right now.

>Here's to another nail in the coffin for Denuvo.

What coffin? What are you talking about?

Denuvo's more alive than ever, doing even unpopular shit like what you just posted and getting away with it. No one is even cracking it right now with the scene being dead.

>>15276287

SUCK IT POORFAG!

>>15276289

>anime avatar

everytime

>>15276289

Someone should follow that guy to see if he won't have problems running the game.

>>15276225

Some of the mental gymnastics they perform on those forums is astounding.

>people with shit internet rightly complain they can't preload beforehand and play at launch

>lol u cant survive not playing for an extra day or two what a loser lmao go outside u addict

>>15276289

>couldn't wait to finally play MH on PC

But PPSSPP has been out for six years, and you could've played FU and P3rd on it for five years already, also you could've emulated the PS2 MH games for even longer. How fucking stupid are these Steam forum niggers?

>>15276309

B-but that's piracy!!

>>15276309

They're defending Denuvo, they probably think playing on emulator = piracy = bad

>>15276289

>I would get ebola to play this game on PC

Well, he bought a denuvo game. Denuvo, ebola, same thing.

they patched it

https://www.weibo.com/6068787464/GtSSqceEj?type=comment

>>15276307

Some companies develop their own protections but they also use Denuvo (see Ubishit with AssCreed Origins).

>>15276307

That's like saying you're a feminist because you paid taxes during the Obama administration

>>15276287

Considering that FMA3 only saw support from Intel starting in 2014

>>15276289

That's the faggot I got a community manager warning for replying to. I guess I should've known better.

>>15276290

>>15276293

I want blackpill shills to go die. Did you get a call from dispatch to shill in this thread against a problematic narrative?

So fixed and a non-issue. In fact it was never an issue except for some chinks as it was never reported broken here.

>>15276350

yep goyim nothing to see here, install denuvo asap

>>15276102

I remember when someone here told me they wouldn't try to force you to buy newer hardware just for DRM.

>>15276350

If Denuvo is still in the game its not a "non-issue."

>>15276350

The only way of fixing denuvo is to delete denuvo you fucking idiot

>>15276350

Run boys, the steam forums have sprung a leak.

>>15276353

Not saying denuvo isnt shit, you faggot. Im saying this was probably never an issue especially for NA.

ALSO DOESN'T CHANGING ANY PIECE OF HARDWARE IN YOUR COMPUTER USE UP ONE OF THE PCS YOU CAN PLAY A DENUVO GAME ON?

>>15276355

Bloated hardware requirements have been a thing for years now, which is somewhat similar.

>>15276344

I'm not saying everything is lost you dumb fuck. I'm saying we need new crackers.

And that Denuvo's doing fine. How is it not doing fine?

>>15276363

yes

>FMA3

It's a shame it's like 5 years old now and not something brand new, people won't care in this case.

Waiting for the inevitable repack

Fuck denvuo shit never buying it even though I have two brand new Ryzen pcs

game industry is hold back by their own fear of pirates

at least i can play on max settings on my old rig, lel.

>>15276370

Ideally, Denuvo gets cracked faster. Its success is that its uncrackable for the first week or so, where a game gets most of its sale from. If they kept getting cracked day one, especially for big games like this, then they would be done.

>>15276175

People will still defend it too even after devs mention it affects performance.

>>15276426

true, the level of brainwashed fanboism in the video game industry is unbroken to this day. Not one single niche or hobby scene has such amount of brainwashed idiots. Let them i say, these idiots are melked hard and based on what next brainwashed product is hyped they will swim with it no matter what, meanwhile i can sit back and watch this shit burns down.

jesus christ, when will it end. how much more self-sabotaging can the industry get?

>>15276417

Of course. For that, we need crackers, though. Voksi was the only one doing it lately. We haven't heard anything regarding any scene cracker working on Denuvo ever since Far Cry.

>>15276484

They'll probably be pissy about being shat on by a scene-outsider and rub it in first.

>>15276488

Sort of, I heard Voksi was in close talks with a scene group himself.

Either way, whatever message they might have is irrelevant as all I want for them is to show up and start doing things again.

>>15276417

>Its success is that its uncrackable for the first week or so, where a game gets most of its sale from.

Exactly, this is what some people don't seem to understand when Denuvo is brought up in a discussion. They're always happy to say that "Denuvo is dead" because a certain game released a year ago got cracked today.

>>15276239

I'm not going to defend this for a second and I agree with your assessment, but it's more like $300. CPUs are cheap as fuck right now.

>>15276290

>He's just fighting off Denuvo with lawyers right now.

I'm surprised Hungary actually gives a fuck about game piracy.

>>15276474

Well, the RIAA and MPAA both sue dead people for millions for downloading 1 mp3/movie, so we haven't hit that level yet.

AHAHAHA they are going to rely on broken microcode that is barely supported

that is…. i dont know what to say

>>15276606

Oh, and deliberately killing compatibility thus potential sales of software by only functioning on processors that support FMA3 instructions only adds to my suspicions. What company is going to say "Yeah, limit the number of people who can use our software by a significant margin. We don't want those potential sales. Thanks, Denuvo!" There is definitely some shady shit going on to get them to use Denuvo.

>>15276606

IIRC Denuvo was originally developed by hollywood for media protection and is directly affiliated with Sony and EA.

It would be weirder if they didn't do shady shit.

>>15276632

Denuvo's creation was entirely funded by EA.

>>15276620

Its also an instruction set not fully supported by AMD chips, which makes me wonder if intel has a hand in it.

>>15276651

Maybe because they split off from Sony and became INDEPENDENT? You know, as in no longer affiliated with Sony?

>>15276658

Denuvo was part of Sony's optical media group, and was bought out by its own management, not by a third party.

You do not do that without a reason to, it's almost certain that they had already developed early versions of what would later become denuvo before splitting off.

Also at some point I recall a faggot pinging their authentication servers and the IP address belonged to Sony.

>>15276606

>Their DRM can't have been cracked that many times yet still be implemented into games

If the DRM isn't cracked in the first week or month of the release of a game then it's a success for the DRM company and the publisher. They don't care if a game is cracked 6 months or a year later because it has no effect on the sales.

>jew the people

>people want to be jewed more

>they even ASK for higher prices and more microtransactions

>jews gladly oblige

>people are still dissatisfied with the current level of jewery, thinking they're not being jewed enough

I shit you not, people actually have asked for higher prices on stuff. From giant moneybag corporations. Because they want to make sure that corporation never goes out of business.

>>15276708

Even if they don't care if the crack happens months later. The instances of day-one cracks, instances of cracks happening in just a few days, and all the people demonstrating that Denuvo impacts performance and bloats the executable; all of that had to incur some damage but it did nothing. Evey new game that came out had Denuvo regardless.

>>15276708

That's wrong and you know it. That's a marketing line they tell people.

For the DRM company, sure it's a success, but publishers and investors are not smart people.

They are only capable of understanding one thing when it comes to software and piracy

>people are getting something without paying them

There is no be such thing as an airtight solution, but the people who force developers to use denuvo, and the people who funded denuvo's creation are way too stupid to understand this.

The goal of Denuvo, and the reason why it's being invested in, is to stop piracy.

It will fail, because this is impossible, and the people who were involved will walk away significantly richer having scammed retards.

>>15276754

Good goy! Enjoy your region locked always online unmoddable unemulatable port games! Don't forget to pick up a copy of Skyrim on your Xbox and then show your dedication to Bethesda by buying three more copies for your friends and an extra copy to have on your PS4! Oh, and don't forget to preorder Fallout 76 and tell all your friends to do the same! And while you're at it, don't forget the Switch version of Skyrim.

>>15276606

Sure if you apply the "will never get cracked or is shit"-standard denuvo is a failure, but if you compare it with everything else it's clearly the most potent DRM out there.

There is no need for a conspiracy for something that is objectively the best at what it does to be successful.

>>15276780

>not knowing anything about cracks

Denuvo cracks do not remove denuvo. It's still running on your system, it's just duped into thinking your copy is legit.

>>15276825

99% of the people here "defending" Denuvo are people baiting for reactions, not every troll is super exaggerated and easy to tell. Some are very subtle and that makes them even more effective.

>all these fucking replies

They already fucking patched it. >>15276330

>>15276827

Sure, just like how no one here bought Fallout 4 and played it on Steam, right?

>>15276828

"patched"

They switched to an earlier version of denuvo that did not require that instruction set.

You don't just accidentally introduce new instruction set requirements to software, it wasn't a bug, it was a feature.

>>15276882

Play old games gayballs

>>15276882

I'd make them for you, but I like having a stable job.

>>15276901

>play it with you're wife's son

alright there

>>15276827

Nobody here is defending denuvo unless you count telling the truth to that, you hallucinating cunt.

>steam removing bad MH reviews

Gotta throw out the smokescreen.

>>15276606

Never underestimate the retardedness of upper management and investors. They want DRM whether it works or not. Same way some people want more TSA shit in the airport. They want to feel safe, even if it's an illusion.

I'm not familiar with FMA3. Don't most CPU's now have FMA3? Can someone explain to me why the FMA instruction set in particular is important?

>>15276739

>That's a marketing line they tell people.

No. The most important phase of a game is the first week and the first month of release. Those numbers are used later to re-assure the investors.

>>15277020

That is one misbehaving loli

>>15277011

>Don't most CPU's now have FMA3

<FMA3 is supported in AMD processors starting with the Piledriver architecture and Intel starting with Haswell processors and Broadwell processors since 2014.

>Can someone explain to me why the FMA instruction set in particular is important?

<FMA3 and FMA4 instructions have almost identical functionality but are not compatible. Both contain fused multiply–add (FMA) instructions for floating point scalar and SIMD operations, but FMA3 instructions have three operands while FMA4 ones have four. The FMA operation has the form d = round(a · b + c) where the round function performs a rounding to allow the result to fit within the destination register if there are too many significant bits to fit within the destination.

<The four-operand form (FMA4) allows a, b, c and d to be four different registers, while the three-operand form (FMA3) requires that d be the same register as a, b or c. The three-operand form makes the code shorter and the hardware implementation slightly simpler while the four-operand form provides more programming flexibility.

>>15276102

>>15276207

how did capcom go from having some of the best pc ports w/ mt framework to this

>>15277040

If I'm reading this correctly does this mean that a chip that supports FMA4 does not do FMA3? Excuse me if it's stupid questions but this

>FMA3 and FMA4 instructions have almost identical functionality but are not compatible.

Reads as if you can have one or the other.

>>15277133

Processors can contain both. For instance:

>http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Bulldozer/AMD-FX-Series%20FX-8320.html#specs

They're incompatible in the sense that you can't send a workload intended for FMA4 to an FM3 instruction set and have it work because they use a different amount of operands.

>>15277146

FMA3*

>>15276102

Anyone who still plays AAA from the past decade deserves all the trouble they are getting. Hopefully, we can wake up a few more normalfaggots on the state of our hobby.

>>15276754

>console war crap

>console vs PC shit

>>>/cuckchan/

>>15277061

>how did capcom go from having some of the best pc ports w/ mt framework to this

(((Love of money))) is the root of all kinds of evil, though I personally wouldn't call all of Capcom's ports as good. Didn't SFIV and V have networking issues?

>>15277146

They can contain both for some processors, but is it also true that some processors don't support FMA3 and thus, being so new, would be unable to support the Denuvo?

>>15277181

All Intel processors made since 2014 and AMD processors made since Piledriver support FMA3.

Older processors than that are the ones that are going to be unable to run Denuvo. Newer processors aren't going to be an issue.

It's specially offending in the case of Intel because newer iterations don't usually bump up the performance much and thus don't give people much of a reason to upgrade.

>>15276175

Denuvo are the same guys who developed Strforce. it's their job to screw with your hardware and make the games unplaybale.

>>15276102

>the version of denuvo MHW uses has system requirements of it's own

Holy shit this is hilarious. Get fucked Capcom. The only potential good that can come out of MHW's PC release now is that it bombs so hard they learn their lesson and don't do this shit when DMC5 comes out. They won't. It's fucking Capcom and it's like they required to make some massively stupid decisions with every game they release.

>>15276882

Make your own games

>>15277332

Also people who are "hype" for MHW are retarded enough to buy it no matter what

>>15277480

Now they are complaining about their golden goose? They have to deal with being a quick fad that died now that they told off their niche audience.

>tfw DMC V is going to be a shit port AND Denuvo'd

>>15277497

They have samurai scowls because the Jew downgraded their stock to underperformu based on monster blunder being a flash in the pan. They had dreams of it becoming a long-lived DLC delivery device printing moofah moolah for years.

>>15277529

All DRM is technically malware

>>15277541

I'm talking actual legitimate malware status here though, like Starforce. Or late versions of SecuROM.

>>15276289

>Insulting Ebola-chan this way

I am slightly infuriated

Rest In Pieces

>>15276167

can't wait until the next decade when you'll need to own a monstrously powerful rig just to run a tiny pixelshit indie game, 99% resource usage being denuvo

>>15277606

I make more money in a month than you make in a year

>>15277657

>$600 is more than mommy's $60

well no shit

>>15277648

I'm playing it because I feel like it, I'm only stopping by to tell you because I'm amused.

>>15277657

Wouldn't surprise me. You're still a manlet, though.

>>15276322

>Denuvo, ebola, same thing.

Rude. Ebola is:

>cute

>wonderful

>beautiful

And to top it all off, she kills niggers by the boatload.

>"upgrade" to a CPU with PSP/ME backdoor in order to experience DRM

Whew now I really wanna play games with Denuvo.

>>15277657

Send some of that dick sucking money my way.

This shit is getting ridiculous. How will DRM look in 20 years? Will the devs keep the only copy of the game on a fully offline computer at the studio, letting people play it for $10k/hour while constantly being watched to make sure they aren't trying to copy it to a flash drive?

>>15277857

?

We already know the next step is streaming as a service. The next goal is you not even remotely owning your games at all. But "renting" the ability to play it sometimes.

The goal here is to push older hardware out of the equation. Both for obsolesence reasons and to be able to control what you do with your computer. Remember secureboot only letting you have windows?

Whilst there's reports of denuvo being patched, make no mistake, it will return.

>>15277976

Sure, but DRM doesn't need to be hardware specific. Games already are optimized poorly so people have to upgrade.

>>15278020

>paying money for DRM software

>wasting power on DRM software

>imagining that if every DRM cracker went out of business we would then buy your DRM software

the delusions

>>15278036

>admitting you get paid

low IQ

>>15278040

>No more PC versions because low sales

win win tbh

>>15278043

While admittedly a lot of their new games are shit, the precedent is bad.

>>15278052

You seem to be deluding yourself with the notion that your piracy affects sales. I'm fairly certain MHW will do just fine, receive its "mixed" steam review and along with it 500K sales which is very good for a PC port. There will also be plenty of shilling about how it's "the ultimate port of MHW! get btfo consolefags!"

You underestimate how fucked the Psoy audience is these days and how it's basically without principle and its entire foundation built on lies.

>>15278050

mad kid

>>15278067

No retard I mean Denuvo negatively impacting sales (which it does)

>>15278076

not enough to matter retard

>>15278107

>I know the moment they're available to you, you'll be rushing to play them.

You greatly overestimate the quality of your AAA shovelware. I don't cheer when those games get cracked because I want to play the, I cheer because those games were garbage to begin with and the less money that reaches the company's pockets, the less likely they are to create an even crappier clone in the future.

>>15278145

>I-I'm not that desperate! Now excuse me, I'm going to replay stalker for the 4th time this year, deus ex for the 3rd time this year, and my bi-annual doom replay is coming up. I have better things to do while I wait for yakuza 0.

>>15278107

>actual antipiracy shill

>hurr durr piracy is stealing

go kill yourself, nigger.

>>15278147

Try warcraft 1 and rocks of death, nigger, which is vastly more enjoyable than CoD 18, return of the same game but repackaged.

>>15278152

Sure, everything is enjoyable if you grew up with it. If you forced anyone else to play it today I assure you it would not go over well.

>>15278155

I didn't grow up with it.

>>15278166

in the case of the wallet, the wallet is taken from one person and another has it instead. the wallet is no longer in the possession of the original owner.

this isn't the case with piracy. with piracy, the original product is untouched, nothing is taken away from the company at all. it's copied.

an actual comparison would be taking a picture of his wallet, not your false-equivalence bullshit.

get the fuck out, shillnigger.

>>15278166

Warcraft 1 is good for what it was and the time it was made. Also, copying isn't stealing stupid.

>>15278171

>>15278170

>it's not stealing if I change some definitions around and look at that now it's piracy check mate guise look at this funny music video of the same thing

WC1 also sucks. Play a real strategy game.

>>15278170

>hey look I wrote this book that's critically acclaimed, would you buy it for 10$?

>lol no I am gonna pirate it fuck you nigger lmao piracy is not stealing praise geg xDDDDD

>>15278175

it isn't you dumb fuck. if you download a pdf or otherwise digitally copy a book, the original books remain untouched and in possession of their original owners. that's not stealing.

>>>/oven/

>>15278175

It's more like

>Hey, I have the last copy of my book, would you buy it for $60

>No, I'll take it to the photocopier and copy all the pages instead, for free.

You have the book, and so does the author, to sell to some shmuck. In typical theft, he would no longer have a book to sell.

>>15278174

if the original owner has the book still, then it wasn't stolen from him and thus no theft occured.

this is very simple, faggot.

>>15278182

So you are going to argue semantics? Stealing someone's intellectual property is still stealing. If you had a ground breaking idea that would sell for millions but then some hindu nigger breaks into your computer/house/whatever and steals it, makes the money instead of you are you gonna call him a thief? He just pirated your stuff after all. You still have the idea, right? So does he. Except you are the one without the money.

>>15278186

Patent law exists for a reason, to answer your retarded example. And you're making it out to seem like I stole the author's unpublished book, slapped my name on it and am selling it myself and reaping all the profit.

>>15278186

idea isn't a product, an idea is an idea. Good try at false equivalency. This is a copying of a product, not worming into someone's mind.

>>15278188

t. has never produced anything worth protecting

I've met faggots like you. You do a whole 180 on the anti-copyright spiel the moment you have something that's worth money.

>>15278189

Patent law is intellectual property law. I thought that wasn't stealing, smart ass. Way to null your arguments. By that logic, video game publishers have the full right to prosecute pirates because they are in violation of patent law.

>>15278194

>i have nothing to say to counter his point, so i'll pretend like i know how he'll react in the future

dumbass.

>>15278194

>patent law is intellectual property law

straight retard shit.

if the original owner is still in possession of whatever it is you claim was stolen, then it wasn't actually stolen, because nothing was taken from him. it's not theft, by definition. you're a fucking retard, and probably a kike.

>>15278200

If the original author sold his intellectual property to an interested party, then the interested party is then the owner. Therefore it's perfectly legal for them to chase after pirates violating the patent law. Please, drop this embarassing faux superior morality side and just say you like to steal shit for free.

>>15278205

>intellectual property

even if you buy into such a stupid concept, it's still not theft because in order for it to be theft, something must be taken away from the person it's being stolen from. if nothing is taken away from the person, then nothing could have been stolen.

>>>/reddit/

>>15278205

>just say you like to steal shit for free.

Not. stealing. Stealing is actual taking of property, the definition was literally posted ITT. I will give you a term for this. That term is unwilling duplication. That would be an objectively correct definition of what piracy is.

>>15278209

>it's not theft even though i argued that patent law would be in favor of the prosecution

>>>/cuckchan/

>>15278194

No, anon. They would have a case against me if I took, let's say, Half Life, made a game called Quarter Life, starring Gordey Cheapman swinging a crowbar around at aliens in a facility called Dark Mesa, and tried to sell that, then sure, they should prosecute me, alongside the entirety of the Google Play Store.

I didn't rip off their idea and try to profit off of it. Nor did I take their idea and make money off of it first. Hell, I'm not even making money off of pirated copies of the fucking game, I'm not selling them. You seem to equate that to what piracy is, which is retarded.

Piracy is literally making a copy of something. I'm not stealing a physical CD off of someone's hands, there are no fewer copies of the game out in circulation for legitimate customers to buy. It's like borrowing a CD of the game from a friend, and giving it back when he needs it. He has his game, and I have it too when I need it.

>>15278214

i wasn't the anon who brought up patent law. try paying attention to IDs you dumb fucker.

>>15278216

like i give a shit nigger, go back to >>>/cuckchan/

>>15278220

>ah, i see, i was wrong

>still, fuck you!

no, you're the one who needs to go back.

calling others cuckchanners doesn't help you fit in, especially not when you're the one blatantly behaving as such with your antipiracy garbage.

maybe if you weren't such a brainlet you'd have paid attention to IDs and not mentioned shit about patent law that i never even brought up.

>>15278232

>pirates are cucks!

>i'm totally not the one out-of-place here

>>>/oven/

Yeah keep going Denuvo make your shit worse and worse until it pisses off everybody.

>>15278235

>i-i-i ww-w-will fit in if i use le funny jew mamay!

>>>/cuckchan/

>>15278215

copying only becomes piracy when you make profit from it. Making money from knock off copies hasn't really existed since the 2000s. Free distributing something isn't piracy.

There is literally nothing wrong with piracy.

>>15278175

>10$

>9$ go to the publisher

>book isn't printed anymore

>but the publisher still has the rights so pirating it is still illegal

Based corporations

>>15278246

>>15278244

every sane person recognizes that there's nothing wrong with piracy, but you'll have shills every thread trying to consensus crack and push their "piracy = stealing" bullshit and defending denuvo.

>>15278253

It's ironically the only form of communism that works, because there is no scarcity of code, it can be copied an infinite amount of times. The only catch is if the hardware is good enough to run it.

>>15278255

No piracy is necessary because of the communism that is modern copyright law. Especially with the near universality that all stuff that can be pirated also cannot be returned if you are dissatisfied with it. Supporting art should be a choice people gladly make not something people gamble on to see if maybe they will like it.

>>15276102

>FMA3 is supported in AMD processors starting with the Piledriver architecture and Intel starting with Haswell processors and Broadwell processors since 2014.

>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piledriver_%28microarchitecture%29

>Intel Core i3, i5, i7 starting with the 4000 series supported. Older ones are not.

Intel players with Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge can't play this game, holy shit. So the Core i3, i5, i7 starting with 2000 and 3000 can't play the game.

>>15276108

It's supported.

>>15277549

>Kaldaien gets a run in for computer crimes.

>Only way to have a computer crime is if you actually steal hardware, pirate, or child porn.

Search the sex offender database for an Andon M. Coleman in Florida or any publicly available criminal database. We might be onto something.

This might be his Facebook: https://archive.fo/y9UNU

Compare it to his Github: https://archive.fo/0zQai

>Cape Coral, FL

>Kaldaien's github lists him in Cape Coral, FL

>>15276175

>games being literally unplayable by design if you don't just pirate them

>>15278186

>If you had a groundbreaking idea that would sell for millions but then some hindu nigger breaks into your computer/house/whatever and steals it

Companies do that all the time, in fact Microsoft is watching your desktop and any data you have on your computer legally microsoft can see what it is and either use it or sell it to 3rd party.

>>15279214

>Streamer gets banned for running the game at more than 18 fps, which means he's using the pirated version

>>15279228

Holy fuck i'm waiting to see that.

>>15276102

Didn't this exact same shit happen with the last big Capcom release with Denuvo?

>>15276545

Hungary is part of the EU. And all countries that aspire to be part of the first world clamp down on piracy. He got too famous.

He will likely settle and agree never to touch a computer again for the next 10 years.

>>15278050

smgdhtbqhwyfam

>>15279622

I'm still using an i5-2500k because it's perfectly fine. If I wanted to play this game, I'd have to make a meaningless upgrade to my CPU as well as my motherboard, because the motherboard is also old and can't accept DDR4 RAM so I might as well do both.

>>15279622

Read the thread. It got patched. Denuvo still sucks though.

>>15279637

An overclocked 2500k plays the game fine. I have a friend doing that right now. Just need a GPU that can do the heavy lifting.

>>15276102

Not gonna defend denuvo but FMA3 has been around for nearly a decade now, so if you're running a toaster with a CPU released pre-2010 you might wanna consider upgrading

>>15279696

>nearly a decade

The first commercial CPUs to support it came in 2012. Just because something is developed in a lab doesn't mean its realistic for hardware at the time to support it.

>>15279851

Pretty much I still run a 2009 CPU. No issues with the current generation of PS4 ports.

>>15278166

>This cuck unironically believes the "You wouldn't steal a car" bullshit.

>>15282621

But this thread has nothing to do with GPUs, nor does gaming and high resolutions have anything to do with CPUs which the thread is about.

>>15276102

Well, we warn them about Denuvo. But those Steam users didn't believe us, instead they believe the shill.

>>15277480

I just hope that more people would join these Steam curators, thanks to these incidents, instead of being stupid (They won't be convinced if tech support got their game to work, so I'm banking on luck and them realizing that some guys going "Does this game have Denuvo?" in the forms have a point on why they want to avoid Denuvo).

https://steamcommunity.com/groups/ShitlistService

https://steamcommunity.com/groups/GamesThatHateYou

https://steamcommunity.com/groups/DenuvoGames

KEK my CPU isn't supported by DENUVO anymore.

I'm officially denuvo-secure!

>>15276301

>>15276289

I checked, his profile is private or he put it in private in a nano-second. Sad we can't follow him to see if he/she has problems.

>>15278020

>released 10 days ago

>probably still buggy shit that needs a thousand patches like all newly released stuff these days

That can wait tbqh.

I bet it's cracked in a month

>>15278094

Don't worry. Just check on it regularly.

Whether you play it now or in a month doesn't actually make a difference. Maybe you will be experiencing less bugs than retarded day one buyers. I actually BOUGHT a game day one and it was full of bugs. The server menu had a scrollbar that couldn't be scrolled down and other horrible but trivial to fix things

>>15276167

>>15276703

So, it's similar to what happen with that Sonic Mania DLC or Sonic Mania alone, the actual game is quite small. But Denuvo is huge.

Or Tekken 7, only Denuvo was updated, not a game that needs some fixing from errors.

>>15276175

I tried telling normalfags to be weary about Denuvo, that it'll prevent legit buyers from playing a game that they played money for. While the pirates get a free game and all its DLCs working in a crisp fashion. But they don't believe me, until it's too late. I'm too whimpy to say "I told you so."

>>15278020

We will be able to play it for free, eventually. Piracy is eternal and always finds a way.

Keep paying, while we keep getting everything for free, impotent soyboy.

>>15278257

>i am okay with being called a jew

>its a compliment even

>go israel!