Well that and poor optimization from what I hear, PS5 players apparently have noticeably less problems. The wonders of PC gaming and day 1 ports.Seems like PC players are mostly mad with it's anti-cheat system based on Steam review, typical.
Well that and poor optimization from what I hear, PS5 players apparently have noticeably less problems. The wonders of PC gaming and day 1 ports.Seems like PC players are mostly mad with it's anti-cheat system based on Steam review, typical.
Sounds like you shouldn't comment on shit you don't understand. Anti-piracy software is more than ok and expected. Installing a rootkit in your machine isn't.Sounds like fearmongering and the rootkit scandal from Sony was almost 20 years ago.
If they are worried Jim Ryan is going to see their porn stash they can play on PS5 instead
This has nothing to do with DRM. It's primarily an anti-cheat softwareDenuvo was spun from Sony if I'm not mistake, Sony has been long seen as a villain by PC player, this is not going to end well for either sides.
Well, like I said, it's probably fine. It's still understandable why people don't like the idea though. In the PC space there's a long standing unwritten rule that the hardware belongs to the user and that if a company attempts to put software on it that compromises that, people are unhappy.Sounds like fearmongering and the rootkit scandal from Sony was almost 20 years ago.
If they are worried Jim Ryan is going to see their porn stash they can play on PS5 instead
Sony is used to having 100% control of the hardware, they'll only be open to dealing with cheating and piracy for so long without trying to come up with solutions of their own.Sounds like you shouldn't comment on shit you don't understand. Anti-piracy software is more than ok and expected. Installing a rootkit in your machine isn't.
This has nothing to do with DRM. It's primarily an anti-cheat software
Just looking at that website and I get vibes of those spam websites from the early 2000s
It's not just that.Well, like I said, it's probably fine. It's still understandable why people don't like the idea though. In the PC space there's a long standing unwritten rule that the hardware belongs to the user and that if a company attempts to put software on it that compromises that, people are unhappy.
There's no solution of their own though, and it's not their hardware. And this anti-cheat doesn't even prevent cheating, PUBG uses / used it and has been plagued by cheating since forever/Sony is used to having 100% control of the hardware, they'll only be open to dealing with cheating and piracy for so long without trying to come up with solutions of their own.
Why not get the game on PS5, if you own it?It's not just that.
A Rootkit gives it's controller full low level access to your machine. I can only imagine what could happen if those guys were compromised.
There's no solution of their own though, and it's not their hardware. And this anti-cheat doesn't even prevent cheating, PUBG uses / used it and has been plagued by cheating since forever/
Valve has a much less invasive anti-piracy solution and community driven reporting system that is much better than that piece of crap Sony bundled with their game. It's possible to do better.
Looking at who uses nprotect... God damn Sony.
nProtect GameGuard - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
This one's even worse.
I don't really play multiplayer games on PS, my closest friends play on PC and that's where we usually hang around. I also play way more on PC than on PS.Why not get the game on PS5, if you own it?
the thing is that most of the anticheat software these days use kernel level access so it's basically....if you're playing MP games on PC now, you're using something like this already.It's not just that.
A Rootkit gives it's controller full low level access to your machine. I can only imagine what could happen if those guys were compromised.
There's no solution of their own though, and it's not their hardware. And this anti-cheat doesn't even prevent cheating, PUBG uses / used it and has been plagued by cheating since forever/
Valve has a much less invasive anti-piracy solution and community driven reporting system that is much better than that piece of crap Sony bundled with their game. It's possible to do better.
Looking at who uses nprotect... God damn Sony.
nProtect GameGuard - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
This one's even worse.
Nope, the two or three I play or played have no root level anti-cheat. Admittedly a couple of the mp / live service games I play are on the older side.the thing is that most of the anticheat software these days use kernel level access so it's basically....if you're playing MP games on PC now, you're using something like this already.
Well, the most popular MP games on pc (fortnite, cs: go) e.g. have them. I totally get why you'd avoid this though. Also Riot uses kernel level anticheat for league of legends and valorant.Nope, the two or three I play or played have no root level anti-cheat. Admittedly a couple of the mp / live service games I play are on the older side.
If they are that paranoid about the Arrowhead devs accessing their HD they should change their habits because anticheat is everywhere on PC. I bet they already have all of this and worse on their PC and they don't know.Well, like I said, it's probably fine. It's still understandable why people don't like the idea though. In the PC space there's a long standing unwritten rule that the hardware belongs to the user and that if a company attempts to put software on it that compromises that, people are unhappy.
So all the most popular games use this LMAOWell, the most popular MP games on pc (fortnite, cs: go) e.g. have them. I totally get why you'd avoid this though. Also Riot uses kernel level anticheat for league of legends and valorant.
A message about the upcoming patch to fix the current issues:
Definitely! I'm not even a pc gamer and I'm all up in steam like she my &$itch lolSteam concurrent numbers seem to generate hype when a game does well.
Sony should make more information like that available.
Yeah the Gane is definitely watchable and great for streaming.Popping off on Twitch right now, third most watched game