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Ha! Ya know, you’re probably spot on with this. I think by this point they have a pretty long history of not paying.
Regardless, I still want to be a hacker. 😎
Ha! Ya know, you’re probably spot on with this. I think by this point they have a pretty long history of not paying.
Regardless, I still want to be a hacker. 😎
It’s days like this that make me wish I were a 1337 h4x0r.
Whoever did this… you forever have my gratitude and you are an inspiration to us all.
Thanks! I do what I can. Lol
I sure hope so.
I can somewhat understand a company putting Denuvo in a new game until they recoup costs, I still won’t buy it until then, but I can understand the logic.
Having said that, I feel it should be a priority to remove it once they have got their money back.
Like a dragon is several years old by now and they have games even older that still have denuvo…
Yep! I had the same reaction.
I was so close to buying it during the last sale and then realized it had Denuvo and noped outta that sale real quick.
I don’t know why Sega is so hellbent on putting Denuvo in so many of their releases… and then takes FOREVER to remove it, if they ever do.
Ugh…
I’m quite fond of Paint.net on Windows, especially with the boltbait plugin pack.
It’s powerful, easy to use and if it cannot do something, there are tons of user developed plugins.