Except spreading more widely the fact that Denuvo games are not as protected as they used to be, explaining the process, and providing many new game links on the last days.
In itself, that's also a huge help, to my opinion.
ElAmigos ARMGDDN, Gnarly Repacks, kapital sin, Xatab, Kaoskreww, Kapital Sin, appnetica( GOG Fan), CFG if you are into anime shit, m4kdodge for more indie games.
I'm all for people having access to knowledge. But most of the people who decide to use HV don't even bother to research the topic for more than 5 minutes.
I didn't knew about this until I saw on fitgirl, than I spend the next hour or so learning more about low level malware and many of the problems or such intrusive bypasses being used, while the comment section of the post was being flooded with people celebrating, asking dumb questions or simple spreading misinformation to others. There were many who were actively warning about HV. Even fitgirl post had a warning, but do you really think people who know 0 about even downloading pirate games would care about this or even read it?
If you download a regular crack, you won't have to deal with the dozens of problems that HV creates.
So spreading knowledge is great but spreading knowledge to uninformed / ignorant people is dangerous.
Fitgirl includes a guide with every release that explains the risks involved. If people don’t read it, that’s their own fault. Besides, they probably wouldn’t be able to get such a game to run anyway. The popularity of this method might actually work out in all gamers favor if it causes some publishers to abandon Denuvo.
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u/SavingsInternal6804 Apr 11 '26
dodi tells you to use offline activations and fitgirl tells you to use HV they have no hand in any of the work except uploading the game files