Wednesday, April 18th 2018
Far Cry 5 Denuvo Protection Has Been Defeated
Released worldwide on March 26, the PC version of Far Cry 5 has been cracked 19 days after its launch. Nevertheless, the Denuvo 5.0 protection served its purpose as the game sold nearly five million copies in its first week. What's more impressive, though, is that it took prolific warez group CPY less than three weeks to circumvent the game's multiple layers of DRM. Nevertheless, CPY's feat wasn't a complete walk in the park. According to the information provided by the Italian entity, Far Cry 5's cocktail of copy protections included Denuvo 5.0, EasyAntiCheat, uPlay, and VMProtect. Given the speedy release for this one, maybe CPY has finally discovered the secret to Denuvo's formula. Or perhaps Denuvo is starting to lose its touch.
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55 Comments on Far Cry 5 Denuvo Protection Has Been Defeated
I then remember them defacating all over said bill a few years later when Sins Of A Solar Empire Rebellion launched with the worst form of DRM possible, limited activations. I also remember them selling impulse (then a good up and coming digital release paltform) to gamestop, who promptly ruined it. And how they used to sell awesome skin packs for windows that changed all the menus with the click of a button, and I remember how awesome the Sins of a solar empire skin was.....
What could have been.....