Many publishers and developers have implemented ways to estimate how many pirated copies of their games are out there. There’s a certain sense of entitlement to pirating games to fire back at publishers and developers that just doesn’t make any sense. If you really want to express your displeasure over the Metro Exodus kerfuffle that Deep Silver caused, don’t play the game at all.

Wherever you stand in regards to Deep Silver, there is always a case to be made for supporting the developers who pour so much effort into the games we enjoy. Many fans stated a desire to pirate the game following a string of frustrating decisions and statements from Deep Silver angered gamers. 4A Games and Deep Silver seem to have succeeded on that front as the game had a few days of unpirated sales, although we will have to wait and see what impact the controversies surrounding Metro Exodus had on sales. As of last week, another 5.5 crack was released for Ace Combat 7, according to CrackWatch.Īlthough the technical goal of such DRM schemes isn’t to provide ever-lasting protection against piracy, the stated goal of Denuvo is to protect the launch sales of the games it’s included in, the period when sales are usually the highest. Denuvo 5.6 is only a few weeks old, with the update being released after the 5.5 variant included in titles like the incredibly popular remake of Resident Evil 2 were cracked at the beginning of the month. The company behind Denuvo DRM, which is anti-pirate group Irdeto after the firm purchased the rights through a buyout of Denuvo, has been having a rough go of things lately. Ubisoft’s Far Cry New Dawn also made use of the DRM bundle, but has yet to be cracked as of today. In this case, Metro Exodus is the game targeted by software pirates for cracking. The newest version of the infamous DRM package, Dunovo, has been cracked by pirate groups less than a week after the latest high-profile game including the software launched.

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