Pirates say that they can't afford the programs so piracy is fine I wonder if car thieves make the same connection? Or burglars? Software piracy is something that I'm 100% against unless a developer doesn't mind.

Now multiplayer gaming is a completely different beast from the single player adventures that I like to mod. Anything that messes with my ability to alter software for my personal enjoyment is a bad thing. I wonder how long it will take for v5 of the much maligned DRM solution to come out? I'm no fan of DRM as I love installing mods from various websites for games. Now that promise has come to fruition as the title has been cracked. When they went to get help from a publisher, this promise was broken as BigBen Interactive demanded that Denuvo be installed before sealing the publishing rights deal. What makes this crack interesting is that 2Dark was a crowdfunded game that was promised to not have DRM by the developers. Now Denuvo v4 has been cracked for the title 2Dark, a stealth game released by the creators of Alone in the Dark. Recently version 3 of Denuvo was cracked for the game Mass Effect: Andromeda, but a new version was almost immediately added to the title to ensure it's security from piracy. Denuvo certainly isn't the most liked solution, but as long as it gets the job done, then publishers are happy. Denuvo is the new darling of publishers eager to install DRM on gaming titles to prevent their wares from showing up on file sharing websites.

What does denuvo do