It won't solve anything, a crack would simply bypass Denuvo, and day1 cracks doesn't lead to Denuvo removals anymore. Plus a guy got arrested for cracking Denuvo, made the scene really silent at this point
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Monster Hunter World on PC won't boot for users with CPUs that lack the FMA3 instructions(Now Fixed)
- Thread starter R.T Straker
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I believe the easiest way to identify them is by looking at the first number of the chip.
Intel 3xxx is Ivy Bridge
Intel 4xxx is Haswell
Intel 5xxx is Broadwell
At the point where the game requires those instructions to run. If it's the DRM that requires them then it's not acceptable to me.
The game has minimum system requirements... It's pretty clear right there on the page.
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Yes.... because the devs have nothing to do with it and it's the DRM itself that requires the said instructions?
An overclocked Sandy Bridge CPU can still rock any game with no problems.
B-B-B-But ERA user #837627 said Denuvo doesn't affect performance at all and there are no accurate tests to indicate as such!!!!
You mean to tell me that they just pulled that out their ass??
Also, fuck Denuvo.
You mean to tell me that they just pulled that out their ass??
Also, fuck Denuvo.
Well one of the PC Gamer folks had used a 2500k on the build they were testing a while back and I'm assuming denuvo wasn't implemented then.
https://www.pcgamer.com/monster-hunter-world-pc-system-requirements/
https://www.pcgamer.com/monster-hunter-world-pc-system-requirements/
It's one thing for a game to require newer hardware and another thing when it's DRM that's blocking older hardware, especially when it's blocking even the CPU listed in the recommended requirements...
Review outlets could even run the game on a 2500K...
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IMO, yes. Until a point is reached where older processors are simply unable to run the games at a reasonable rate, they should continue to be supported. CPU evolution has been so slow over the last decade, and CPU power demands in games so limited by console development, that there hasn't been a performance related need for a lot of people to upgrade. Overclocked 2500Ks are still plenty fast enough for virtually every game out there. Worst case scenario: two executables could supplied. One compiled that uses newer instructions, one that doesn't.
Honestly, I don't care how good the game is, which dismal support like this, I won't even consider spending more than 20 bucks on this.
How hard is it to try booting up the game on a few different systems? Tencent is even publishing the PC version in China, shouldn't they have the money and resources for some quality QA?
How hard is it to try booting up the game on a few different systems? Tencent is even publishing the PC version in China, shouldn't they have the money and resources for some quality QA?
Chill, pretty sure that was a joke.
Only 2 more hours to find out!
DRM system requirements ahaha.
Guess my Ivy Bridge PC can't run this then. Fucking 3770k wouldn't have any problems with this game if Denuvo didn't exist.
Guess my Ivy Bridge PC can't run this then. Fucking 3770k wouldn't have any problems with this game if Denuvo didn't exist.
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Haha. You drunk Denuvo, go home. Why even bother putting this into effect? What does it even achieve?
Because their rig can't run it.
With the Denuvo Crack Master behind bars, we need to rely on Capcom to patch this soon.
Denuvo seems like a constant source of trouble for consumers, but I guess publishers have crunched the numbers and found that the reduction in piracy was worth the negative PR from DRM-related issues... right?
Surely there's research showing that implementing Denuvo has actually improved sales, and this isn't just another case of clueless executives attempting to control something they have no understanding of. Surely.
Surely there's research showing that implementing Denuvo has actually improved sales, and this isn't just another case of clueless executives attempting to control something they have no understanding of. Surely.
Seems like this is the newest version of denuvo. They constantly 'improve the protection', which I believe would also affect the system requirements.
Now I re-read that last part of my sentence. I imagine in the near future, Steam would have another set of requirements on Steam stores.
Denuvo Requirements.
Who knows? It wouldn't surprise me at all if executives were buying into Denuvo's marketing more than anything else.
Hilarious but not my shitty FX-6300 can run the DRM yet guys in here with far faster CPU's can't. Yeah that makes total sense.
So in line of "we encrypted/made it harder to spoof by requiring higher CPU line" without consulting as to what is actually listed as required by the game. Most likely its a blanket update but jeez, this shit is hilarious. DRM never works, ever, and this is just another step in that continued effort of uselessness.
Make the games affordable and worth it, and people buy it. Or make it GaaS online ala SoT, WoW etc. with no need for DRM because pirating that type of game is either impossible or not worth it. Such useless behaviour to stop a few while affecting a larger, legitimate purchasers.
Fuck Denuvo but fuck even more Capcom. What a way to kill all the goodwill for your highly anticipated game.
Are you in China and have Chinese version and can't play or what are you saying here? If you are outside of China game isn't unlocked yet and that's why you can't play it.
When I was younger, like 15+ years ago I would pirate and just wait for a crack. If it wasn't day 1 or day 0, that didn't bother me. I wasn't buying the game either way. I would assume that's the case for anyone still pirating to this day. You're not getting money out of them regardless.
Like it's bad enough that it looks like it can't run on hardware that is more than capable of running it. It's the fact that they list a 3770 on the recommended specs that is hilarious. This is certainly a no buy for me and I'm glad I never preordered.
We shall see how this affects the Steam launch but they better fucking remove that Denuvo and fast if this ain't even running on the recommended specs.
My SO is running an i5-2500k so I'll be having a bad fucking weekend if this ends up being so. Fuck Denuvo.
My SO is running an i5-2500k so I'll be having a bad fucking weekend if this ends up being so. Fuck Denuvo.