• tomalley8342@lemmy.world
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    3 days ago

    Playing it on a Windows VM on Linux with your GPU passed through is probably the safest way to play these hypervisor bypass games.

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      3 days ago

      So, an OS that runs a HV that runs a HV that runs an OS that runs a translator that translates a windows-game to the original OS.

      If you had told me that absurd shit 30yrs ago I would have laughed at you.

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        3 days ago

        Yes, and all that to bypass, not remove, a protection mechanism that runs 100% in user space with no additional privileges. It really would be impressive if it wasn’t so horrible for consumer rights and preservation.

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          2 days ago

          It is…I always trusted pirates more than companies (I was a big player back in the days) but this is way too much. I just don’t play these games now (thanks denuvo) and I surely won’t play those hv-“cracks”.

          But…the worse thing is what denuvo will do now. Either they’ll vanish or they’ll step up by getting absolute total control kernel-side. I’d prefer vanishing. Why would anyone buy denuvo now if they don’t react fast…

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            2 days ago

            Agreed. I expect some money shifting where Denuvo goes down and another rises with kernel level. Ovuned. Kind of like how airlines and banks rename themselves.