GAMING MOMENTS III

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    Tequila Works’ RiME has been cracked in just five days, slowdown/stuttering issues were due to Denuvo


    A few days ago, Tequila Works stated that it would remove the Denuvo anti-tamper tech once its title has been cracked. Obviously Tequila Works wanted to protect its title from pirates but after only five days, RiME has been cracked.

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    For what it’s worth, this is the fastest game powered by the Denuvo anti-tamper tech that has been cracked, alongside Resident Evil VII. Both of them were cracked in just five days, whereas Mass Effect: Andromeda and Prey were cracked in ten days. Guess that’s what you get when you challenge crackers.

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    What’s also interesting is that according to the cracker, RiME’s stuttering and slowdown issues were due to the Denuvo anti-tamper tech.​
    “But the game will be much better without that huge abomination called Denuvo. In Rime that ugly creature went out of control – how do you like three fucking hundreds of THOUSANDS calls to “triggers” during initial game launch and savegame loading? Did you wonder why game loading times are so long – here is the answer.

    In previous games like Sgw3, Nier, Prey there were only about 1000 “triggers” called, so we have x300 here. Next – 300,000 called “triggers” were just warmup for Denuvo, after 30 minutes of gameplay it became 2 f’ing MILLIONS of called “triggers”. Protection now calls about 10-30 triggers every second during actual gameplay, slowing game down. In previous games like Sgw3, Nier, Prey there were only about 1-2 “triggers” called every several minutes during gameplay, so do the math.”
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    But anyway, what’s really important here is that Tequila Works will release a patch in order to remove the Denuvo anti-tamper tech from its title. Or at least that’s what the developers claimed.

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    It will be interesting to see when Tequila Works will release that patch in order to offer a Denuvo-free version of RiME, and whether this Denuvo-free version will raise the game’s overall sales!​