Crack gets past loading and into the menu. Soon.
>>342122090
holy shit
they got to the menu
You know, I expected the people who do this sort of work to at least have proper spelling
Weird
Reminder that denuvo is cracked and will be blown open 100 percent in two months, tanking stock of affected companies.
The Jews did it, cannot say more.
there's no uncrackable protection and this is just another reminder
Enjoy your game pirates...in maybe a couple months. It's a real fun game and the metal track fits the mood of the battle.
lmao you still haven't played the new doom? are you not over it by now, or if you were so interested, just brought it?
haha brasil is nuts, what a continent Mark.
>>342122584
>what is diablo 3
>>342122423
it's 2016. only chinese and russian crack games now,
>>342122906
Trash game
Im legitly asking this
Who the fuck wants this shit? Its not even worth to waste free bandwith on it. Literally ALL denuvo games are shit. Im not saying denuvo is the problem but simply all past released games are crap that they are not even worth buying for free.
>>342123153
That is also uncracked.
>>342123243
Played it on PS3
Fucking kusoge like the first 2
>>342123221
>buying for free
>>342122906
That's not DRM.
It's literally hiding files in a foreign computer.
The console versions work fine offline, and one could theoretically port the values hidden on Blizz's servers from those versions.
>>342123375
>there's no uncrackable protection
Holy shit, there are still people who haven't played this? Oh wait, it's the poorfags.
>>342122090
>they will eventually crack it
>by that time everyone will have forgot the game already
>they will have to start from scratch for another game
>pic related
the best way to beat piracy is to render it more of a hassle than the legit product: they're doing thatand it's working.
>>342123543
> t. buys 1 game a month
>>342122906
might as well list every MMO then, since D3 is set up to work as one, with lots of things being server side, like enemy spawns, drop chances all sorts of shit
in the early days when people were trying to crack it, D3 was playable offline, but it just needs too many things from their servers to work properly
>>342123736
Is it uncrackable protection? It is.
just fucking buy the fucking game on a key reseller site for 25 fucking bucks you goddamn cheap jews
jesus fucking christ
>>342123861
Hey Todd
>>342123354
I literally mean it. If someone from the devs came up to me handed me the game for free I would not accept it. Theres so much better ways to waste time without any sense
>>342123832
Being a pain in the ass isn't uncrackable.
That's like saying a car is unfixable because one pressure switch goes out that is responsible for your cars idle that just so happens to be UNDER your engine case, so you have to remove the exhaust and potentially disconnect and lift the motor to replace it.Fuck you ford.
>>342124108
you people are fucking pathetic.
literally unironically end yourselves.
>>342123861
Least expensive I could find was 35. Still a decent price.
>>342124296
Nice bloodborne meme lad. Is that the only game you have on PS4?
>>342123708
Woah, nice implications there, my man.
>>342124440
l-literally not fair
>Literally every game in 2017 will have Denuvo due to it's success
>Including the next TES game
What will you poorfags play then? It is time to get a job you neetlords.
After this they need to get on total warhammer in time for skaven.
>>342122090
>one of the only games in recent years that actually warrants a buy
Just fucking buy it already, ffs
>>342124872
I work two jobs, except I live in eastern Europe. Steam still charges western prices for games, so one game takes like 1/4 of my salary. I didn't choose the slav life.
>>342125153
>Eastern Europe
Wew, lad, I'm so sorry for you.
Regards, the god-tier nordic countries.
>>342123861
>buy a shitty game
no
>>342124872
Rarely venture outside of old libraries as it is, especially with PC. It'll be hard keeping up with /v/ but I'm sure I'll manage
>>342125153
It's possible to get really nice money by choosing a job that pays well, even in third world shithole that is eastern europe.
>people actually care about nu-doom
Holy shit, I hate /v/ so much. This place is pure cancer these days.
>>342124296
stop associating my image with weebshit, dreamboi
>>342125743
I have no idea why people think it's so good. It's got all of the tropes of any generic modern FPS that would typically get shat on had it not hid behind the title of "Doom".
>>342122835
Your grammar is that of an idiot, which just makes it funnier when you try to insult another country.
>/v/ hates piracy now
>/v/ love to give the jew more money
>>342126205
>Funding the gaming industry =/= Jew driven NWO
>>342126336
>paying 60 bux for a game, the bulk of which will go to the fucking publisher and not the developer
>not yiddish practice at its finest
oy vey arne, dose goyim sure are uppity today
Maybe when the patch comes out at the end of the month I'll be able to actually play it.
>>342126336
>giving money to AAA publishers that 80% of the time do a shit work.
>>342122496
they will update denuvo and than we will need to wait another year for our "new" games.
>>342126336
>funding an industry that only delivers one good game every 2 years
>DLC, season passes, unfinished games on release and paid online are a thing
Nope, let this industry crash, burn and leave all these talentless hacks at EA, Activision, Ubisoft, etc. without jobs.
Denial is a harsh mistress
>>342126336
good goyim
>>342125743
t. poorcuck
>>342122423
As a programmer, let me tell you a trade secret. You don't actually have to be able to spell anything, you just have to be able to spell it wrong the same way every time. When people bitch about being unable to read your code tell them it's an esoteric design choice.
>>342127163
t. moralcuck
Go be irrelevant somewhere else.
>>342127163
>I have bad taste
good for you, enjoy shit-doom.
>>342122274
I just don't want Denuvo on my computer. I'd love to buy it but having Denuvo infest my computer afterwards like a malicious virus just is not ok.
>waiting for cracks
>not using the steam share exploit and activating the game for $2
Uhm /v/babs?!
>game gets Denuvo
>forgotten days after release
lmao
>>342122090
i only want games to be cracked for historic/archival purposes
it'd be great if games could remain unpirated for 1-2 years after release
>>342124305
Was 30 on g2a on release before anyone played it. Within a couple days shot up to around 35. I nabbed my copy when it was around 32. Worth it.
>>342127451
>it'd be great if games could remain unpirated for 1-2 years after release
Why?
That means developers will get more money, and that's not something I want considering there's barely any good developer left in the industry.
I always buy keys on G2A.
Cheaper, and my money goes to some based slav instead of some dev team.
>>342122906
>being this retarded
holy shit
>>342125919
Because you have not played it due to denuvo. I figured it was going to be meh at best until I played it.
>>342127394
>says that in a thread about a game with denuvo days after release
lmao
>>342127601
developers dont get paid if your dont buy the game
>>342128001
A thread about a crack of that game.
Doom threads died weeks ago.
Mirrors Edge Catalyst barely got any, nobody remembers Rise of the Tomb Raider or Far Cry Primal exists, Just Cause 3 was laughable.
>>342127853
except I played it on steam family share and it's sub-par, uninspired, and generic. it's a shallow game lacking any sort of depth hiding behind the title "doom".
>mfw I'm a NEET with little to no money
>mfw I still support the "industry" and buy games on Steam, Origin, Uplay, GOG etc.
>>342128098
you're a complete idiot and a very minuscule yet still important part of why the industry is such turds, congratulations
>>342128064
Yes they do, you think devs work for years for free and they get paid at thee end?
The ones who don't get paid if you don't buy the game is the publisher.
How can you know so little about this?
And knowing this, why would anyone want to support EA or so?
>>342127394
truth
>>342122090
>try the Demo
>its 20$ indie game with AAA graphic
its good but kinda overhyped, this is why we need piracy, to avoid buyer remorse
>>342128112
Your face when you support a dead industry is a random anime pic?
>>342128174
yeah because I don't buy every generic hallway shooter with shit linear level design I'm part of the problem
gain self-awareness
>>342123861
And install denuvo on your computer?
Actually paying money to install malicious code onto your computer?
How about no.
>>342126571
This. My fake keeps crashing at level 3
>>342122090
Does Denuvo affect me if I legitimately buy my games?
>>342127268
>doesn't understand how new tech works
>thinks it's a boogieman
You've now become the dad that would complain about installed games slowing down his pc.
>>342122274
>>342127268
anyone want to fill me in on what Denuvo is? sounds horrible.
>>342128064
>developers dont get paid if your dont buy the game
>>342128324
>m-muh malicious code
i have plenty of denuvo games installed and my pc works exactly as it did before you autistic retarded wannabe know-it-all
>>342128454
----> >>342128324
>>342128191
you fail to explain how pirating their games is anything other than petty revenge.
you hate ea? ignore their games
>W-WOW YOU AREN'T SUPPORTING THIS INDUSTRY
Give me a reason to support modern industry.
>>342128553
You really think the only thing malicious code can be used for is to slow down your PC or make it otherwise unusable?
Enjoy your shit being mined for data against your will, goyim. Hope you don't like privacy.
>>342128618
I didn't explain that because your didn't ask me to explain it, you just came with that now.
And it's not petty revenge, I just don't want to support anti-consumer practices or companies, which is 90% of this industyr right now.
>>342128526
Google it you fucking nunce
>>342128664
>implying i care about other people knowing my disgusting fetishes
>>342128273
I have no idea why they put the first level in the demo and not something like Foundry
>>342128553
Denuvo is unquestionably shady as fuck. Even if you uninstall your precious Denuvo games, that won't actually remove Denuvo from your computer. You'll still have Denuvo files infest your system.
>>342128454
Performance wise? None.
I don't support gaming because no developer aside from a few like CDPR respect their consumers.
That's all, the only way for this industry to go back to being good is to let it die, crash and burn, and have EA, Activision, Ubisoft and all these big publishers die.
>>342122496
You're gonna have to elaborate man
I love a good conspiracy
>>342122090
this is so emberassing
lmaoooooooooo
>>342128191
>>342128534
>royalties, performance bonuses and followup business don't exist
if you want to pirate shit, go ahead, but don't construct a robin hood story to make yourself feel better
>>342128936
Don't lie about devs not getting paid either.
Also, bonuses are not a given, they are a reward for doing a good job, if you want it, work for it lazy fucks.
>>342128812
Source please.
>>342128747
explain how you're still entitled to play their game when you don't agree with their business
>>342128454
It still rapes your hardware and is unnecessarily taxing on your system for no reason.
When your computer inevitably breaks down, no matter how many years from now on that may be, you might have wished you hadn't purchased a bunch of harmful DRM to your computer.
>>342122090
With how slow they work, they'd be better off just writing a D44M clone from scratch
If one of you wants I'll sell you a DOOM key Friday evening (~20:00 GMT +1).
>>342128664
>M-MUH PRIVACY
>>342129089
Because they are not respecting me, because of cancer like unfinished games, season passes, DLCs and such.
These cancerous fucks lost their entitlement to my money very long ago.
Want my money?
Be a good boy.
>>342122090
I doubt anyone's going to buy it after playing the demo and finding out it's a mediocre AAA shooter that completely missed the point of Doom.
>>342125659
>lol just become a banker and you can buy games, what's the problem
fuck off
>>342128491
But installed games do slow down the pc anon
>>342129125
>It still rapes your hardware and is unnecessarily taxing on your system for no reason.
That was debunked a year ago.
>you might have wished you hadn't purchased a bunch of harmful DRM to your computer.
Classic piratefag FUD.
>>342122090
>half a year later, pirates got to the menu
Keep it up, piratefags. At this right you might actually play the entire first level before this console generation ends.
>>342129139
>replying to OP when this isn't your first post in this thread
>>342129251
>but I need all these toolbars in my browser!
>>342125659
I'm there with you my Slav brother, haven't pirated anything in the last three years.
It sure is nice having financial independence.
>>342127183
>referer
>>342122090
>pirating games in the year 2016
Enjoy your doge coin miners
>>342129317
I'm an adult I can reply to whoever I want
>shills saying to buy shit
it have been 2 months
Game is not worth 5€ even if i were to buy it
>>342129456
A bitcoin miner would literally be better than Denuvo.
It's sad that it has come to this.
>>342126336
>open a restaurant that sells sandwiches
>sandwiches are not very popular, but you make really good ones and start to attract a following
>people decide to sell sandwiches of their own
>they ask you for advice and offer payment in return
>after a while your primary business is developing sandwich recipes, not making actual sandwiches
>pretty soon so many people are making sandwiches that people who are better than you start popping up
>you gradually become irrelevant
>in a desperate bid to stay afloat, you suddenly declare that nobody can make sandwiches without your approval, because you're the one who came up with them in the first place
>by this time, half the sandwich recipes aren't even yours, and the ones that are have become ubiquitous cultural institutions
>you manage to scrape by using increasingly draconian licensing policies
>nevertheless, things are looking pretty grim
>you start to think it's all over
>meanwhile, some completely related guy has been working on unlimited cheap energy
>suddenly everything has virtually negligable value and UBI comes into common law
>you sit there stunned and wonder if anything you or anybody else did truly had meaning or could ever be contextualized in anything but a pale imitation of the underlying framework of reality
>you have an existential crisis and shoot yourself in the head with a 3D printed gun the next morning
>>342128491
>the dad that would complain about installed games slowing down his pc
This is my dad.
>Also thinks computers should only be used for work
>No games
>Just work
>>342129456
>Enjoy your doge coin miners
Cracks don't include Denuvo.
>>342129579
But you're not making anything, you're stealing the work of other people to fill the gaping void in your life.
I can't understand how people defend DRM. It literally is not a good thing for you. It's that simple. It is of no benefit to the consumer. Something which cannot be good, but can be bad, is an awful thing.
I play my games on PS4 these days and I still didn't get new Doom because it looks shit. I don't care that people like it. Although I care that there is no demo, I think the first 30 mins of every game should be free with the option to buy after that, much like Doom original, I guess.
The point is nobody in their right mind should ever defend DRM.
>>342129210
explain "respect"
especially how you deserve it when it's not mutual
you are the aggressor in this scenario
>>342122090
>WE GOT TO THE MENU BOIS ITS OVER DENUVO IS FINISHED YARRR
fucking gas yourselves you pathetic worthless no job shitters
>>342128324
>>342129125
>DENUVO is malicious
>installs shady as fuck unknown cracks and hacks from russian and chinese sites
>thats totally not shady and perfectly safe guise
LMAO
>>342129269
>That was debunked
Denuvo does without a doubt make the games tax your hardware more simply by accessing it more than it would have done otherwise. Denuvo does add processes to the game in addition to those the game has without Denuvo. This by itself makes a low tax game more taxing and a high tax game even more taxing.
>>342122090
>D44M was actually a solid game and even the MP well nothing too great is decent
>Trying to pirate it
Fuck off its one of the best shooters to come out in a fucking long time. Hell i even find the MP to have more depth then shit like Overwatch because it has better mobility/mechanics then shit like that plaguing the genre.
>>342129786
If only you could quantify it.
>>342129793
I just want to run my purchased copy without denuvo. It's a complete and utter joke that I have to be subjected to it in spite of having spent money on the game.
>Make a thread wanting to talk about D44M
>no replies and the ones that do reply just call me a shill
>thread about cracking Denuvo to play D44M
>all these replies
It all makes sense, you faggots are butt hurt pirates calling me a shill and saying the game is shit. Fuck 10/10 I'm a little upset
>>342122906
Diablo is like WoW. The main data is stored on a Blizzard server.
Doom can be played completely offline
>>342129995
no you don't
only piratefags spread this dumb "muh ssd" disinfo
>Using google translate
>Using "brasil" therefore giving it away that you're a poorfag huecuck
>>342129995
Explain one advantage you'd have running the game Denuvo free. Don't say performance, because Denuvo has no performance impact.
>>342130023
you don't talk about games on /v/, this place is strictly about circumstatial bullshit
>>342128936
Like I give a fuck what their business model is. You blame the consumer straight away while defending jewish DRM methods. The problem is the clearly the publisher. Everyone still has the choice not to buy your game at all.
>>342130023
>meta post
Fuck off shill.
>>342129749
Free DLCs, actually finished games without bugs, season passes that are worth it, instead of just outfits and such, no day 1 DLCs, supporting the game, AKA doing something more than releasing DLC shit.
>especially how you deserve it when it's not mutual
It will, do so and I will gladly buy your games.
>>342130270
I don't want denuvo to spy on me.
>>342129793
>Fuck off its one of the best shooters
thanks 0.01€ will be deposited into your account tomorrow
>>342130514
It doesn't spy on you more than any other proprietary software, including DOOM. Definitely not more than Steam.
>>342129228
So you only played the demo that's the first (and worst) 10 minutes of the game?
>>342130652
No reason to add even more spyware to the PC though.
>>342130291
sorry but you're the jew because you want entertainment for free.
publishers arent the evil dragon, devs aren't the fair maiden and you sure as fuck aren't the wihite knight saving the day by playing games without paying
all you did was kill the midcore games market and publishers like thq who tried to keep new ip relevant
>>342130514
I also don't want my bed to come to life and shoot up my favorite developers headquarters. Luckily we don't have to worry about made up shit.
>>342129456
>mid 2016
>cpu, gpu mining
>still thinks that regular bitcoin miners are profitable with current growing expotential difficulty
>what is ASIC
rare degenerate spotted
>>342130289
This is was ticks me off really
Sometimes you can have threads with based people about some games even if most of /v/ criticizes them or spouts bullshit on them (like Uncharted 4)
Other times you literally can't start a discussion about anything because there's too much shitposting or trolling
>>342129228
And you're making that assumption despite the fact that you haven't played it and I'm guessing have played little if any of the original doom?
>>342129237
Banker? Why would you? Learn to program my slav friend. It gets you money really fast.
>>342129371
Yes, that's realy amazing feeling, my Slav bro. Not having to worry too much.
>>342129680
Anon it's obviously written from the perspective of the "content creator," not the pirate.
>>342122584
How's Just Cause 3 doing, anon?
>>342130652
And because of that I should just give up and throw myself wide open at every spy software in existence? Why would I ever do that?
It's bad enough that I allow Steam to spy on me.
>>342130704
So "good spyware" is fine but "spyware" that stops your poorfag ass from pirating games is bad?
Could never expect that!
Piracy is ending, slavshit. Find a new hobby.
>people actually defending denuvo
>>342130270
not that anon but then you could actually mod the game
>>342131038
There is literally nothing wrong with protecting your intellectual property.
>>342130902
Biggest buyers remorse of the year for me, even though I bought a $18 CD key.
>absolutely abysmal controls
>went out of their way to find the worst VA's possible
>shit optimization, runs even worse if you have only 8GB of RAM due to memory leak
>MP mod has made literally no progress due to Denuvo
>literally Just Cause 2 with wingsuits
>>342131017
No, i'm saying that Steam is already enough spyware to put up with.
>Piracy is ending
Piracy has died at least 100 times in the last 20 years.
>>342130723
>sorry but you're the jew because you want entertainment for free.
Fucking what. I pay for digital goods that are worth it. You are the one who is telling me to buy denuvo games or developers arent getting paid. I'm with the money I make the choice.
>>342131308
Only twice actually. It came back but it's currently dead.
These threads are made by mad as fuck Sonycucks who already got tired of their Uncharted Raider 4.
Ignore them, having them put up with their dead platform is already enough punishment.
>>342130442
still didn't explain how it's right you play their games without paying
you already established you'll withhold the complete payment at the slightest reason for dissatisfaction while still potentially consuming the whole game
there's no incentive to cater to your wishes, and instead resources go to efforts to lock you out of the transaction
>>342130902
literally nobody is interested in jc3 unlike doom
and even then it will get eventually cracked
>>342131196
Just Cause 2 is a supbar game that's praised by /v/ for some reason, just like Saints Row 2. It's fun for 20 minutes then you never want to touch it again
>>342129251
>>342129350
This, the hours I've spent trying to explain to my dad that no ones gonna park a van outside his house and l33t hax his internet.
>>342131475
>dissatisfaction while still potentially consuming the whole game
I'f im not satisfied i'm not going to play it completely, of course.
Also, stop being such a pedantic fuck with ''consuming the whole game'', we are not guys in suits.
>there's no incentive to cater to your wishes
Are you seriously saying that it's not worth pandering to people who want developers stop being scummy fucks and stop this DLC fuckfest?
How can you possibly defend this?
>>342131638
Just Cause 2 is a game that people praised because everyone bought it for $1 and it wasn't complete garbage.
>>342131475
>Denuvofags defending anti-consumer practices
Not a surprise.
Go ahead and tell us how great those Battlefront DLCs are, dog.
>>342122496
Denuvo isn't impervious but the fact remains DRM will get better and better, eventually we're going to have to find new ways of pirating than simple bruteforce cracks and tricking DRM.
It won't mean I'll buy games, it just means I'll play less games. DOOM looks good and I'm strongly considering buying it once I've tried it but I refuse to buy a game that has no replayability and a demo doesn't cut it.
If I play through a game once and don't desire to ever play it again then it's a bad game.
>>342131598
>literally nobody is interested in jc3 unlike doom
niggas are crazy over this on forums and crackstatus for a while now, the game is almost a year old and it hasn't been cracked yet because 3DM gave up. Also the list is growing:
RISE OF THE TOMB RAIDER = NOT CRACKED
UNRAVEL = NOT CRACKED
PVZ GARDEN WARFARE 2 = NOT CRACKED (O)
FAR CRY PRIMAL = NOT CRACKED
HITMAN = NOT CRACKED (O)
NEED FOR SPEED = NOT CRACKED (O)
ADR1FT = NOT CRACKED
DOOM = NOT CRACKED
Homefront: The Revolution = NOT CRACKED
Total War: WARHAMMER = NOT CRACKED
Mirror's Edge Catalyst = NOT CRACKED
Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter = NOT CRACKED
>>342123667
but in the end I still won't have to pay for it
>>342125659
>CHOOSING a job
Can you possibly be this kawaii?
>>342131765
>everyone bought it for $1
how to spot neo /v/
>>342131859
Seeing this list, makes me wonder why would anyone buy a Denuvo game or even want to play one.
>>342131859
and as you can see all of them are trash with the exception of doom, the game that actually got cracking progress
>>342131970
Oh yes, anon, the game totally didn't start getting popular about 2 or 3 years ago when it was on sale for $1.
Stop trying to fit in, Reddit.
NEVER EVER PIRATE FUCKING SHITS
N E V E R
E V E R
V E
E R
R
>>342132004
>>342132013
>I d-don't want it anyway
>>342132191
Tell us the wonders of that Sherlock Holmes game, it's probably GOTY.
>>342129075
Unlike other DRM Denuvo doesn't just affect the game files.
When you get a Denuvo game it directly affects system files and .exes
Just try running Denuvo.exe after you install a Denuvo game. It connects to the internet periodically for "authenticity checking" even if you don't have the game installed.
Data mining at it's finest. The average user may not care about it, but I shun from Denuvo games because I'm a daily deep-web user (mostly drugs) and the last thing I want is the police knocking on my door because I wanted to play Doom or the latest Dragon age.
A game can be successful without out-of-the-ass DRM, just look at the Souls and TW games.
>>342131859
JC3 is shit, my friend gifted me in and I tried to pay him back so he wouldn't feel like he wasted his money.
>>342131651
you just want absolute power over the transaction
>make the game, let me play it, and then i might pay you, who knows lol
because you bumfuck stupid retards pirated so much shit the big publishers now make mobile pachinko bullshit because those consumers show up and pay up
also the games that do still get made have dlc and jewery in them because they have to make back half of dev costs they lose on you from people who actually pay money
There's not a single scenario where piracy made games better for everyone instead of worse.
I will wait for the crack no problemo.
Fuck Denuvo.
>>342122496
>The Jews did it, cannot say more.
Time to short denuvo stock hehe.
>>342131946
What, sombody forces you to become a historian instead of miner or banker?
>>342132256
are you seriously playing videogames on the same os installation as your deep web shit?
some people just want to get caught
>>342132342
Heavily pirated games sold more, you don't have an argument. Devs don't get paid salary they get paid on commission all the money goes into publisher kikes and good indie games make bank but by your logic Terraria should have been unsuccessful.
>>342132242
>cherry picking the least known game of the list to feel himself better
>>342132342
>make the game, let me play it, and then i might pay you, who knows lol
No, more like
>make a good game, don't be a scummy fuck, and I will pay you
>because you bumfuck stupid retards pirated so much shit the big publishers now make mobile pachinko bullshit because those consumers show up and pay up
Mad as fuck I see, good.
And also, how come piracy affected the entire industry?
Aren't consoles a thing?
Why aren't those unpirated consoles enough to prevent companies from going to mobile phones?
Probably because even without piracy phones are more profitable?
>>342132567
He didn't say Adr1ft though.
>>342132550
>[citation needed]
>>342132567
No, pic related is the reason I don't buy Denuvo games, they tend to be garbage.
>>342132342
>also the games that do still get made have dlc and jewery in them because they have to make back half of dev costs they lose on you from people who actually pay money
How come console exclusives have DLCs then?
>>342132548
Denuvo goes a step beyond my friend. You would need to set up a completly different router from a different ISP if you wanted complete safety. Optimally outside wifi range.
But as I am a poorfag Slav that ships drugs to make it day to day I don't really have that option.
>>342132759
I'm right and you're wrong.
>>342123153
but Doom is totally different AMIRITE?
Fucking shit eating slaves all of you.
>>342132779
>pic related is the reason I don't buy Denuvo games
>Her's the Denuvo games I bought
kekMad Max is gud tho
>>342132759
The Witcher 3: no DRM, about 3 million copies sold on PC alone.
Denuvo games: not a single one surpassed 1 million sales, in fact, Far Cry Primal was a flop.
>>342125743
never, EVER understand the ability of bethesdrone to eat shit. Like, literally.
>>342132876
>Mad Max
Oh yeah, that completely empty map, that Ubisoft-esque open world, that grinding and having to do the same side quests 4 times to improve the HQ shit over and over was so good.
Typical WB piece of shit.
>>342132851
>heavily pirated games sell more, that's why big studios are now protecting their games with an uncrackable program so they can sell less
>>342123221
what if you are worng and i also want to try forza motosport if it come out on pc
>>342132989
No reason to do side quests, I can see the game being a nightmare if you're a completionist, though
>>342122274
One of Denuvo problems is it breaks Wine. DOOM is not playable in WINE, even though there is no reason it shouldn't be. And even if someone cracks DOOM for Windows, Denuvo will still be there, making it impossible to play on WINE until someone starts making separate profiles for each game with this DRM.
And before you say something about Linux gaming, I really hope you have Windows 10 installed, because this is your future. There are several DX12 games, but no one picks up Vulkan on PC gaming platform, and no one will until people start switching to Linux.
>>342133003
Because they unironically think pirates will buy games.
And now, you have Far Cry Primal with 130k copies sold vs Far Cry 3's 2.7 million, Homefront Revolution's 40k copies, etc.
Delicious flops.
>>342133003
>shoving in liberal SJW drivel causes games to sell like shit because nobody wants it, that's why big studios keep shoving it in
I'm right
and you'rewrong
>>342133104
I weigh less than 400lb, bathe frequently and have all my teeth so no, I don't mind Windows 10
>>342133003
And they are selling less.
Dying Light, The Witcher 3, Wolfenstein TNO, all massive successes.
Meanwhile not a single Denuvo game surpassed 1 million sales.
Simply Delicious.
>>342132550
>>342132638
>popular games sold more, while also being pirated more
Correlation, not causation.
Or at the very least not quantifyable until there's real control groups yet.
console games have dlc because the pubs sucessfully introduced the concept on pc, and it works. why would they give up money now
consoles still existing is an anomaly anyway because consumers don't act rational (and the target audience is young)
>>342133330
also last console gen was heavily pirated, btw
>>342132890
http://metro.co.uk/2016/03/11/far-cry-primal-outsold-far-cry-4-in-us-february-top-10-5746080/
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/far-cry-primal-beats-call-duty-best-selling-game-february-1548854
http://www.polygon.com/2016/5/12/11664974/the-division-far-cry-primal-ubisoft-sales-performance
>>342133330
I'm sorry, how is MGSV not popular?
How is Just Cause not popular?
How is Tomb Raider not popular?
How is Far Cry not popular?
>why would they give up money now
Exactly, they just want more money, that's all this about, if you think piracy is the reason DLCs are a thing you have to be quite retarded, considering most DLCs can be pirated anyway.
>>342128307
fuck you funipero is love
>>342133323
Any source on this?
>i don't want to buy a shitty game
Then why do you wait desperately for it to get cracked?
>bbecause i don't buy games lol i don't even care if it ever get cracked
>denuvo sucks so much
>yeah man fuck studios because they make shenanigans
Hey the game got cracked 6 months later
>LOL SUCKERS HAHA LOOK AT ME PLAYING THIS SHITTY GAME SOO SHITTY HAHAH
>proceeds to play the game like a poor hungry imbecile he is
Fucking get a hold of yourselves.
>>342133442
Woops lol.
>>342133612
Check out Steamspy, check the sales of any Denuvo game.
>>342133672
>You can only buy the game from Steam
>>342133798
That can be said about any of those games though.
Far Cry Primal was a failure in PC, and rightfully so.
>>342133672
saying it's because of no piracy is conjecture
i'd rather say that selling same game for 5 time might not be a bright idea, usually
>>342133798
> Presented with evidence
> Still being a retard
Just stop man. I'm against piracy as much as the next guy but you're not making things better for yourself by being retarded.
Denuvo is shit. It's spyware. And it's DRM gone wrong. There's nothing much else to say about it.
>>342133798
>implying
You know darn well how well something does on steam is an accurate indicator of how well it does anywhere else.
>>342133986
Exactly, piracy is irrelevant to PC sales.
Deliver a nice port, support it with some worthy content, and you have a PC hit.
Dying Light, The Witcher 3...
Only thing that can rival it is extensive mod support.
No Denuvo game did that, and in fact, Denuvo kills any kind of modding that's something more than changing skins.
>>342133672
>comparing sales of 2-8 yo old games that were on 95% discount numerous times to a new game
Wew
>>342134006
>Evidence
One example of a rehashed series from a single store.
Can you show me a real study about the subject or you'll continue with nothing?
>>342134194
Didn't the guys at Denuvo say that most of one's games sales are made in the first month?
>>342134286
Far Cry 3 was universally acclaimed as a good game.
Far Cry 4 was kinda meh. The hype died out quickly.
Primal was called out on being rehashed shit.
If you used the internet at the time you would have noticed.
Which the steam sales also reflect.
>>342134286
Check out Steamspy, not a single game surpassed 1 million sales.
Far Cry Primal's flop is pretty funny considering Ubisoft said they lost 90% of their sales due to piracy.
Well, buying games Day1 = 60$ sometimes 150$ beta testing.
>>342134443
So you have nothing but your word? Okay
>>342134286
>single store
If you are referring to Origin and Uplay those hardly make a diference on sales. If you flop on Steam, you flop on everything else.
>>342134551
We have Steamspy.
Dying Light sold 1.2 million, Witcher 3 sold 1.6 million on Steam.
The most sold Denuvo game on Steam is MGSV, with 930k, then we have games in the 700k's.
Sorry, but Denuvo hasn't changed anything.
>>342134551
Good God you are as autistic as they get. LOOK AT THE STEAM SALES. Are you implying steam sales aren't a direct indicator of the games success?
I bet your butthurt because you spent your money on shitty games.
>>342122496
Time to catch up on that one game actually worth pirating. Denuvo is bad because it makes consumers actually see how shit AAA games are.
>>342125659
hahahahahahahaha
I guess you've never been to eastern europe.
We have 50% of total population unemployed.
>>342134468
>Ubisoft said they lost 90% of their sales due to piracy
"It's a way to get closer to your customers, to make sure you have a revenue. On PC it's only around five to seven per cent of the players who pay for F2P, but normally on PC it's only about five to seven per cent who pay anyway, the rest is pirated. It's around a 93-95 per cent piracy rate, so it ends up at about the same percentage. The revenue we get from the people who play is more long term, so we can continue to bring content."
That's the quote you're talking about and you clearly have reading issues, like most people who aren't used to pay for stuff
>>342134551
What do you have on yours?
The amount of sales of their console versions?
>>342134795
http://www.pcgamer.com/pc-gaming-has-around-a-93-95-per-cent-piracy-rate-claims-ubisoft-ceo/
>He claims that "only about five to seven per cent" of players pay for PC games, "the rest is pirated."
Well, guess what, 100% of the people interested on Far Cry Primal were only 160k people.
Good job Ubishit, and thank you Denuvo for finally shutting up Ubisoft regarding ''muh piracy''.
Now devs when see their games still sell the average will have to accept they just made bad videogames.
>>342134802
>What do you have on yours?
Nothing, but Denuvo getting used in about every AAA game right now should prove something to you
>>342134793
Yes, it just happens that I live in eastern europe.
>>342134981
And i'm showing you the sales of those games using Denuvo, and how they are quite average, and in some cases, quite low in fact, proving that piracy is irrelevant towards the sales of a game.
Hell, you yourselves say that pirates can't buy videogames because they are poor.
So basically, things stay the same?
>>342134981
Propaganda works? Denuvo has good sales people that use misleading data to secure clients? Totally mindblowing.
>>342122090
This is the kind of progress you expect to see in emulation threads.
Pirates are sad little sacks of shit.
>>342134981
Devs still cling to that dream of having a 90% sale rise if they get rid of piracy.
Now they are paying Denuvo and not getting any sale increase.
Feels so good.
Now let's just wait for those mid-generation consoles to finally crash this market for good and see all these devs finally burn.
>>342135128
>So basically, things stay the same?
Maybe, but it's nice to know these rats are away from PC gaming 2bh
Is there any information on how much Denuvo costs? Im guessing part of the budget of the game goes to the DRM part, and if Denuvo is a last minute thing, then the game gets downgraded to afford the DRM. If Denuvo games start to fail on sales then the developers are going to get pissed off.
>>342135364
>>342135402
Didn't know people got mad as fuck at me pirating games.
Feels really good.
Tell me, how assmad those pic related make you?
I want to know it.
>>342135384
>le video games crash meme
keep waiting
>>342122496
who is jewish in the scene ? Are you sure jews counter their own jewish methods ?
>>342135510
>mistaking pity for anger
lol
>>342135510
not mad at all, dying light is a pretty bland game desu
>>342135576
see
>>342135364
>Pirates are sad little sacks of shit.
No, this is legitimate anger, delicious anal pain, and feels really good that every single thing i've ever torrented is making people cry of agony.
So is Doom better than the new Wolfenstein? Because I didn't like that and don't understand the praise it got.
Also I hope Dishonored 2 doesn't use Denuvo.
>>342135510
>36.2 mb/s
based russian seeders
>>342122423
Its some chinese guy. No one in the us has the skill for this.
>>342135576
>pity
>Pirates are sad little sacks of shit
>>342135576
> I pity you because you choose not to spend money on something you can get for free
lol
>>342135652
Not really, Wolfenstein is fun to replay.
In Doom you can just replay missions, there's no New Game+ or whatever.
