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good games with denuvo when?

>>15854912

Confirmed never played yakuza 0

Fucking finally.

i'm still on yakuza 2

vc4 when

Took them long enough.

I think I'll try applying the crack to my steam executable, see if it fixes the freezes because I strongly suspect denuvo is behind them.

is it actually cracked or is denuvo still present inside the computer

if it's the latter that's still gay

>>15854973

lurk more, newfag

>>15854977

Lurk where? I don't own consoles so there is no reason for me to read console game threads.

>still haven't finished Yakuza 1 and 2

Fuck my lazy ass. I guess I will play 0 for Christmas.

>>15854983

>>15854973

Nigga, being a 0 is obviously a prequel to the whole franchise. That said you can also easily emulate 1 and 2. With PS3 emulation getting better and better playing up to 5 will also be possible. The remake of 1 is also getting a PC release for sure too.

Any theories on why it took so long? Did sega pay them off or something?

>>15855029

I think it was just cuckery "It is Yakuza, so people must buy it despite Denuvo!"

>>15854957

This has been the case for all denuvo games. The cracks bypass the online checks, but denuvo itself is still installed. Only games like nuDoom where it was removed via an official update was denuvo trully removed.

daily reminder it's Mark's fault that yakuza has denuvo

>>15855029

Yakuza is pretty niche, crackers want recognition so they go after bigger titles first.

WHERE DA MAGNETS?

>>15855111

>Which brings me to the question: why is uncle Kazuma a gangster? The man would make an excellent schoolteacher! He is great with kids.

Organized crime groups often become a thing because they fulfill a need that the state is not providing. Usually its police representation.

>>15855111

>No Haruka no buy. Literally the only reason why I play Yakuza.

Someone hasn't played 6.

>>15855111

Haruka acts too old for her age. Creeps me out.

>>15855100

Please elaborate

Holy shit. Finally~

Wait, the crack does nothing to exe, only to the steam api.

>>15855251

>get cracked

>forget to insert the crack in your crack files

crackhead

Maybe finally pirates will get some taste after they realize mako is tachibanas sister and tachibana dies.

>>15855251

Jesus fuck, my sides

>>15854905

Inb4 people in this thread pretend to hate scene crackers when they're the only ones keeping piracy as we know it

>muh golden P2P crackers

What happened to Voksi, or FCKDRM? They released early unstable shit that barely worked until the real crackers came

>>15855315

voksi got v&. Turns out poor opsec and discord were a bad idea. Don't know about fckdrm.

>>15855315

>They released early unstable shit that barely worked until the real crackers came

incompetent retards chasing recognition and seeking a legion of cocksuckers (who they got)

Is it just me or DS4 with DS4Windows doesn't work properly?

>>15854905

Fucking finally.

Would this be a good entry into the series though, or is it that important to emulate in release order first?

>>15854919

About to say, this came out back in August. Now just need VC4.

>>15855348

ZoE2 Remake would be neat as well

>>15855334

If you can, then emulation. Kiwami 1 and 2, remakes of 1 and 2, makes lots of references to 0. Otherwise 0 is a good enough start if you're not a purist.

>>15855356

>You can't enjoy the story if you get spoilers

Bethcuck tier

Look at this numale paypig look at him and laugh

>>15855372

>Giving a shit about spoilers

>Giving a shit about Jewtube embedded videos

>Being a paypig

Found the Harry Potter fan

>>15855334

start at 1 its really what you should have done while you waited for this to get cracked

>>15855378

Nonsense, the reveal of Revan in Kotor was best the first time around.

>It's been proven it's actually more enjoyable to follow the narrative buildup to an event you already know,

>proven

You can't 'prove' the enjoyment levels of subjective experiences, that's down to he individual going through them. If one guy out of a 100 tells you a thing was shit their perspective is as valid as each of the other 99 and it'll always be shit to him.

>>15855356

PROTIP: if you can ruin a story by spoiling something in it then it's not a good story

>>15855404

KOTOR was never good

>>15855429

If a single line describes everything that happens in the game then yeah the story is pretty fucking shit m8

Besides It's a game, story is secondary.

>>15855404

>you can’t prove enjoyment levels

You probably can if you monitor the brain’s activity and see what “fires up” in response to enjoyable experiences

>>15855422

Sure it wasn’t. And I’m sure Doom classic wasn’t the game that popularized FPS as well.

So, how's the keyboard + mouse controls. I've heard they are shit.

>denuvo is still present in the system

>performance still drained

>expect random crashes

I'm gonna laugh so hard at the suffering faggots who will keep asking for fixes

<b-but automata and yakuza 0 are multiplatform

<multiplatform

>>15855323

Input Mapper works fine for me, as long as I don't re-pair my controller with my PS4. After I do that, it's near impossible to get it to pair with my desktop again.

>>15855472

DS4Windows just didn't want to auto-update for some reason and I had missed several months of updates. Including a fix to some obscure bug that happens occurs with very small number of not very well developed software.

After updating manually all is fine now.

>>15855449

Hey 589ec3

Banned from cuckchan again and cuntpasting your garbage all over the board once more?

>>15855462

>was somehow unplayable

it was, for many. it seemed completely random and was unplayable on certain hardware. it was a perfect example of "works on my machine" actually being true.

is it that shocking that a japanese pc port frin a japanese console game would have selective hardware support on pc?

Is this the first GOOD game with denuvo?

>>15855648

>Yakuza

>Good

Maybe if you're a consolenigger with no taste

YAKUZA 0 WHEN!??!?! …oh wait.

>>15855770

BOY THAT ONLY TOOK HALF THE YEAR, WOW THESE GUYS WORK FAST

>>15855909

They wanted to make sure you played through 1-5 first :^).

>>15855648

Its the beginning of the end of Yakuza as a series with its butchered combat system and everything being flanderized.

>>15855650

It's a thousand times better than that turd Morrowind, that much is for sure.

>>15855650

>>15855973

>Shit, the series is getting popular

>I-it was always shit and /v/ (whom I speak for all of) always hated it

>be sure to mix in the sweet wine of master race fag sour grapes for taste.

>>15855973

>butchered combat

yakuza 6 and kiwami 2 had the best combat with the most variety. plus it lets physics play a part in the combat similar to kicking in dark messiah

>>15855378

>it's been proven

post the study, I don't even care if it's peer reviewed or whatever, because this system is full of kikery lobbied sellouts and corruption. Post a study on what you claim, post whatever, aside your stupid ass reply

>>15855643

>easy

>lost

Pathetic

>>15856183

http://pages.ucsd.edu/~nchristenfeld/Publications_files/Spoilers.pdf

>>15855404

The Revan reveal was neat, but as a general rule a story is pretty shit if it solely hinges on one tweest to make it good. Good stories are enjoyable regardless of whether you know how they will end or not, whining about spoilers is normalfag shit.

>>15856474

So what if the story is enjoyable, and the twist is unexpected and good, but the story doesn't hinge on it?

>>15856495

i think if you wait 24 hours it'll bypass the download limit. try downloading some of it using tor… im sure that'll take atleast 24 hours.

>>15856072

>implying real pc users would want this

Yakuza is only popular because it's on a series of consoles with no games, compared to any game in the PC library it falls short in most places alongside being a massive hive of shilling and advertisement.

>>15856521

name a better game in a similar genre.

>>15856521

gr8 b8 m8, really elabor8

>>15855356

Well, Jay, the Yakuza franchise of games have always been viewed by most (including the devs) narratively as a series of action movies. The over-the-top action sequences and death-defying stunts are calling cards of this subset of the action genre.

Did you ever care greatly about the plot in a film starring Jackie Chan? What about Die Hard, is the narrative critical to enjoying Bruce shoot the baddies and perform action-man stunts? Beat Takeshi, who was a local inspiration for the devs that later got him to star in game?

>>15856611

my favorite aspect of the yakuza story is the meta. i love how the extremely dramatic storyline directly conflicts with the side storys.

>oh shit this guy is going to kill us! we need to leave town or theyre going to kill this woman and her baby!

>plays outrun in the arcade for hours

>wins a stuffed animal

>eats a bunch of food

>dances and sings karaoke

>plays slot car races for days and finds a 40 year old virgin a wife

>escapes town and proceeds to the next overly dramatic story event

the game seems completely self aware of this and even casually points it out.

>>15856554

>>15856604

This piece of shit made in flash and locked at 30 FPS is better than all of Yakuza

>>15857566

Fuck, wrong embed

>>15856236

He's unbeatable.

>>15856275

Combo multiplier unique to him combined with inhuman dance step speed. So yes, he cheats.

>>15857568

a retard and he has shit taste wew

Is it okay to play yakuza 0 if you only completed yakuza 1? I'd finish 2 but I lost my progress 3 times already and I'm tired of going through to game to get where I was again. Plus the ps2 jap blur graphics are an eye sore.

>>15855165

You can't afford to be a child when you're literally a Mafia Queen.

>>15862456

0 assumes you've played 1-5. It handles characters and plot details that are set up here for later games as such. You will miss a lot of moments that are callbacks to previous games. But if ebin plot isnt a big deal for you and you want to enjoy the game, by all means go ahead.

>>15862468

Damn that sucks. Guess I could hold out and wait if they port the rest of the games since I don't have a huge need to play 0 yet.

Question. Any mods for the PC version like embed related?

>>15862481

Unless kiwami on PC sells like gangbusters, you're gonna be stuck with just 0 and kiwami on PC. You can emulate 2, and 3-5 aren't fully compatible with RCPS3 yet. Used ps3's are going for as cheap as $100 on ebay, so if you want to play those and other games, that is an option (along with ps3 homebrew).

>>15856183

>>15856183

http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0956797611417007

Is this game a good starting point for someone looking to get into the series?

>>15862795

Never mind.

so the trailer says nude sloot wrestling, where is my mod to remove the fog - that's the only thing i'm interested in.

>oh wait. starts illusion raep simulator

Fucking saving doesn't save REEEEEEEE

>>15865026

>being a retard

REEEEEE

>>15865118

>save option announces 'Save Completed'

>return to main menu

>no continue or load option

My retardation is immaterial lad, saving doesn't fuggan werk.

>>15865147

You need to edit the save path in CPY.ini

>>15865160

Appreciated, pain in the ass that nothing saw fit to mention that.

>>15865166

Just get it from gamestorrent

>>15865231

Get the Fitgirl repack nigga cmon.

>>15865231

What? the CPY one is in English

>>15865251

>gets multiple alternatives for his dumb ass to try

>memearrows as if he's too good for them

Enjoy your nogames then faggot.

>>15865251

FFS you're hopeless:

http://games torrent.co/

delet the spaces and the veil shall part.

>>15865276

>spoonfeeding

I know you mean well, but if it's something that can easily be found with only 10 seconds of searching, it's probably better to let them figure it out for themselves.

>>15865773

Anyone who isn't a drooling retard wouldn't need to beg for places to find a fucking new torrent from or how to get past mega limits. Somehow these denuvo threads always bring out the laziest and most cancerous faggots on this board.

Is this the censored version too?

>>15865773

>fitgirl has miners

Where are the proofs?

>>15865773

Goddammit, I'm about 85% into the download.

I chose it because it's only 11gb.

>>15866761

right up there with denuvo causing ssd burnout

>>15865868

Yet somehow you're begging here to be spoonfed. Retard.

>>15865160

I did this and the game wont launch. What's weird is I found the default save in the appdata folder but couldn't load it. Help?

>>15873871

>repacks = bloat

Explain

>>15873876

He's probably the angry turkroach.

>>15873876

Repacks more often than not contain ripped game files and change things like converting the original audio to shitty lossy formats, reducing quality of ingame videos and textures, and files that are needed for the game to run properly. They also install games with said files missing and the installation turns out fragmented, causing games to load up slower because it has to decompress files that aren't compressed in the original game's installation. Repacks compress streamed files to reduce filesizes at the cost of loading time and quality.

Groups that actually repack games with higher quality than the original compression are rare. Fitgirl is not one of them.

>>15873901

>Anyone who disagrees with me is a turk

Get flayed and die.

>>15873876

By the way repack installers are already shady as fuck on their own and add unnecessary shit of their own to the game like custom uninstallers etc. and you shouldn't be installing a game with anything other than the original installer in the first place, unless you want your registry to be fucked with.

>>15873975

>more often than not contain ripped game files and change things like converting the original audio to shitty lossy formats

Not true. If they do that, it'll be informed somewhere or in the name of the repack itself. You can verify yourself by comparing the files after extraction with a download of the original game files and MD5ing both.

>and files that are needed for the game to run properly

If that was true, they'd tear a hole through the repacker's ass for breaking the game. Clearly, that's not the case for trustworthy repackers.

>the installation turns out fragmented, causing games to load up slower because it has to decompress files that aren't compressed in the original game's installation.

You clearly don't understand what repacks do. Once installed and extracted, it's the same as the original game files. You can verify yourself with MD5 or other digest algorithm.

>repack games with higher quality than the original compression

This is also nonsense. Why would a repack have higher quality than the original game files? That makes no sense.

Also, you talked about "bloat" but none of your points had anything to do with bloat. If anything, they were the opposite of bloat because you talked about reduced quality. You're not even consistent.

>>15873990

>you shouldn't be installing a game with anything other than the original installer

If we're talking about Steam games, they don't have any "original" installer or uninstaller. Cracks usually provide the game files to run as-is and nothing else.

You're clearly uninformed.

>>15865784

<hurr muh spoonfedding is bad u should feel ashamed

>t.cuckch/a/n nigger

fuck off.

>>15874643

<gibs me dat muthafucka

>t.tech illiterate nigger

>>15870208

In the Sega folder? I saved multiple times, but I can't find anything there.

What a load of shit, though. Never had to bother with something like this before.

>>15875608

Alright, fucking fixed it.

>Write the filepath to the CPY_saves folder in the CPY.ini

>Change playername to something else (for good measure)

>copy save files into the newly created folder under your new player name

>allow the CPY_saves folder contents to be indexed (properties > advanced)

After all that shit It finally showed the continue button.

>>15875782

Saw some people talking about it in this thread while looking for a fix to my save problem https://cs.rin.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=90100&start=345

I have the freezing as well. There's apparently also the issue of all sound just crapping out on you. Might be a fix in there too.

It's too late for me to bother fixing all this shit right now. Wish Japs would learn to properly port and QA their shit.

>>15875820

For the freeze a user there suggested the program BES 1.7.7 to limit the process of the game while it runs. I downloaded it but the process wont show for me so I can't limit anything. Maybe it'll help you though

>>15873975

>Groups that actually repack games with higher quality than the original compression are rare. Fitgirl is not one of them.

You're sane.

>>15873990

Except Fitgirl's which is raw ARC decompression with custom flags.

But you are correct, we need more replicability.

If only scene releasers did more methodology practice, we wouldn't even need their cracking expertise.

I'd admire the first to incorporate GPG on their releases, on Keccack!

>>15874003

MD5 is a broken piece of shit, it angers me Fitgirl even uses it.

>>15875820

I legit like they have an onion, but hate their namefaggotry

>>15877530

MD5 is fine for checking for file integrity for decompression/network errors.

>>15855349

even watching these cuts of peoples streams is nauseating, streamer popularity will never fuckin make sense to me

>>15877537

In what fantasy universe do you live at?

https://www.mscs.dal.ca/~selinger/md5collision/

https://www.sans.org/reading-room/whitepapers/authentication/dangers-weak-hashes-34412

https://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/news/1430587/MD5-hash-vulnerability-is-experts-top-Web-security-flaw

https://www.eweek.com/security/flame-exploited-long-known-flaw-in-md5-certificate-algorithm

https://blog.codinghorror.com/speed-hashing/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MD5#Security

>>15877556

Oh look, right from one of your sources.

>Although MD5 was initially designed to be used as a cryptographic hash function, it has been found to suffer from extensive vulnerabilities. It can still be used as a checksum to verify data integrity, but only against unintentional corruption.

>unintentional corruption (decompression/network errors)

You seem like one of those programmer LARPers right from /tech/.

>>15877567

Did you even play the demo? Read the second link, or even validate your claim,

Replicably

waiting on your file & network integrity library, so I can re demonstrate to you how wrong and biased you are.

>>15877574

Sure. From your second link

>an algorithm that can find two different sequences of 128 bytes with the same MD5 hash.

>an algorithm

>ALGORITHM

Not an unintentional network error.

I don't know if you're actually failing to understand what I'm saying or you're becoming agitated because your claims got called into question, but you can't dismiss an algorithm for having intentional and carefully crafted collisions in a scenario where what we're actually testing is random network errors.

>or even validate your claim

Of course. The line about usability on random network errors:

<Kleppmann, Martin (April 2, 2017). Designing Data-Intensive Applications: The Big Ideas Behind Reliable, Scalable, and Maintainable Systems (1 ed.). O'Reilly Media. p. 203. ISBN 978-1449373320.

What you have to understand is that you can't hold unintentional random network errors to cryptographic standards. That doesn't make sense.

Please just drop the stupid argument. No one's going to care, I promise.

>>15877585

I'll make it simpleton:

Prove to us, 1) MD5 can be "trusted" for file integrity

1b) decompression,

2) and for network errors [integrity]

You must provide source code and replicable materials for us to test and validate the claims, and follow your methodology: my argument.

I'll give you the centimeter of doubt so I can refute your claims, since 1) must not yield corrupt or colliding file checking, 1b) replicable decompression under <10% of the original file size to even be considerable assertion, and 2) comparable to modern attack techniques like downgrade attacks, TCP adversity models, and "normal" incongruous information.

I'll wait.

>>15877601

>downgrade attacks

You mean for MitM? For unintentional network errors?

Again, I don't think you understand what you're talking about. You keep bringing intentionally malicious attacks and standards to a scenario of unintentional random network errors.

If kikepedia is to be trusted, there are existing collision attacks that find a collision in time 2^24.1. That means a network error has a chance of 1/(2^24.1) of producing the same digest with MD5 than the original file. That's a 0.00000596046% chance since we're only giving the network one attempt when downloading a file. It's way more likely to be struck by thunder and it's around as likely as winning the lottery.

>>15877639

Waiting on your replicable code.

Just drop the stupid argument [that you can't assert if you won't yield replicable tools] you aren't caring to validate. I promise.

>>15877669

>CODE OR NOTHING!

>MATHEMATICAL PROOFS DONT COUNT!

If you really want code, write it yourself. Change a random bit on a large file, each time a different bit, until you find a collision.

If you weren't such a fucking sperg you would've dropped this argument hours ago. There's nothing wrong with being wrong. No ones going to kill you.

>>15877697

I already proved my point through math.

What you want is an arbitrary proof under a less rigorous and completely unnecessary approach.

If you have an ounce of common sense and can code fizzbuzz, you can write a script that changes one bit of a file and calculate the MD5 until it finds a collision. I'm not going to do that because it's not even necessary. Collision attacks have already been proved, and if we take that scenario, one single attempt results in a less than negligible probability of finding a collision.

I mentioned a way to code a proof for this to illustrate the point your demands are fucking retarded, and what's more, you keep bringing cryptographic standards, even now, to a scenario regarding random network errors. You're not being objective about this, you're being a complete dumb fucking sperg.

>>15855462

>>retarded consoleniggers still pretend like Automata was somehow unplayable

IS THE PATCH OUT YET?

>>15856521

>I don't watch anything popular

>I don't play anything popular

Well congratulations faggot, you just got subverted. The /a/ mentality breeds degenerates who only play shit nobody cares about.

After some years of dragging into the mud, you will feel naturally drawn to sodomy, furry and traps.

>>15878304

On this site we don't support copulation outside of wedlock and for the sole purpose of reproduction. What you said is very ignorant and offensive, please return to reddit.

>>15878310

I know bro, I hate how 8/v/ has been subverted. You can't even make threads about Fortnite and Fallout without being called a normalfag or NPC by a bunch of contrarian hipsters.

>>15876148

>>15877300

If this doesn't work for you run BES as administrator and it will give a full list of processes.

>>15855111

CHINKED

>>15878331

Retards like you belong on gamefags or cuckchan or leddit. Go back there and enjoy your shittaste with similar simians there.

>>15854912

Hitman?

>>15892029

More than that.

>Monster Hunter World

>Prey

>DOOM

>ZoE

>MGSV

And soon ace combat 7 and DMCV will have it as well. Denuvo is too entrenched in gaming corporations to go away at this point. Good or bad, soon almost all games will come packaged on steam with denuvo.

>>15892049

Doom has had it removed, and I'd wager on Prey being opened up soon. Publishers aren't stupid (I'd hope), they'd see that there's no point in keeping a widely despised DRM on a product if it's already been cracked and the release window has long past.

Even normalniggers consider Denuvo an ill omen these days. Scaring off paying customers with copy protection that doesn't even work isn't very business savvy- Even the mouthbreathers over at Bethesda realize that.

>>15892227

Pretty much the only publisher removing it consistently is Bethesda

SEGA has dropped it too but only prior to release

Squareenix has kept it on everything but surprisingly released at least one game with a fairly big price tag without it (World of Final Fantasy)

Capcom hasn't done anything about it

For some ungodly reason EA / Gearbox / Bamco have removed it from some of their games

Indieshit generally do remove it after a while.

>>15873842

Softmod what console? You can't play it on PS4 in English, it's on firmware past 5.05.

>>15892227

What's strange is that it seems like the Western publishers are quicker to drop Denuvo than the Japanese ones.

>>15892980

Capcom actually removed Denuvo from MvCI and Mega Man 11, so it's a start I guess.

>play the tutorial for an hour

>wow this is boring guess I'll get back to it later

>start up the game

>no continue option, only new game

Why are japanese games so shit? It's 2018 and they couldn't add checkpoints or auto save to a AAA game? I'm probably not even going to play it again. Same with monster hunter world, you can't even pause that shit to go take a piss, wtf are they thinking

>>15893049

t. retard that can't read

>>15893049

Is this DSPosting?

Cracked