Shadow of War’s Denuvo Anti-Tamper DRM has already. This Repack includes Mass Effect, Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect 3 in one Pack Based on MassEffectLegendaryEdition-FLT Iso Release: flt-masseffectlegendaryedition.iso (88.9 GB) After install in Mass Effect Legendary Edition \ Game \ Launcher there are Original Launcher, Custom Launcher (applied), & Custom Launcher v2.1. In any case, it seems that the problem has now been resolved, and the games affected should be playable again. Denuvo’s march to the grave continues unabated - Middle-Earth: Shadow of War is the latest to crumble to hackers within a day of its launch.
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Interestingly enough, Shadow of the Tomb Raider recently had Denuvo removed, which makes it curious as to how it could have been affected by the issue, unless players had been using an outdated version of the game. Middle-earth: Shadow of War has just been released (read our perf review here) and it uses the Denuvo anti-tamper tech.And as you may have guessed, the game has been cracked in just a day. Middle-Earth: Shadow of War launched earlier this week and while Warner Bros attempted to keep it locked down with Denuvo’s DRM system, it seems crackers have managed to figure out a way around it.
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There doesn't appear to be a full list of the games that have been affected, but a forum post says Shadow of the Tomb Raider and Guardians of the Galaxy had been swept up in the outage. (not the devs, but seems legit) Discussion. RELATED: Ubisoft Claims Third-Party Software Causes PC Stuttering In Its Games, Does Not Mention Denuvo Middle Earth Shadow of War won't have Denuvo, confirmed by one of the Steam Forum Mods. In a tweet, it was claimed that the expiration of the software's domain name was what set things in motion, with the poster referencing games like the business simulation title Planet Zoo as well as Middle-earth: Shadow of War as being unplayable at the time. Some took to forums and Reddit to try and work out what was the cause of the issue, only for the consensus to agree that what all the games had in common was their use of Denuvo.
Despite how much it seems to be a burden on game performance, it doesn't stop studios like Ubisoft from using it, and a major incident occurred recently which caused a slew of popular titles to become unplayable for fans.Īccording to a report, there was an outage a couple of days ago which left the gaming community baffled.
Unfortunately, DRM seems to be causing many issues for games, with titles like Deathloop being review bombed on Steam allegedly because of problems caused by it. It's safe to assume that not many people are fans of anti-piracy software such as Denuvo, but many companies have deemed it a necessary evil to have them installed on games just before release.
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