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But now Steam offers refunds so long as you've not played more than 2 hours, demos (and demoing-via-piracy) aren't actually needed.

Personally I did it with Rome Total war, it was my taste of the game before I had enough money to buy it years ago, so with Piracy going away people lose the ability to try the game out since Demos seem to now be nearly none existent. Last edit by Greg Wilcox on 8th January 2016 Thomas I'd say more realistically, there's a 'thrill' to be had in getting something for nothing and being first and best at it. how do some of these pirates afford the cost of the gaming rigs, regular upgrades and other not at all inexpensive gear required to PLAY those 'expensive' games? Do they all build them from stolen or found parts or have a parent or other relative whipping out a credit card?ДЇor the most part, I think not, particularly given the bragging I've seen on sites where specs are flaunted in text and photos. If this were identity theft being discussed, I think not one person here would be saying THAT was fine and dandy that the folks doing it were successfully plying their This does raise the question of what pirates will do in the future. Last edit by Morville O'Driscoll on 8th January 2016 2:28pmДЄny online security system working as it SHOULD at the end of the day is a damn good thing. It's the Dragon Ages, the Dark Souls and the Deus Exs they want.Д®dited 2 times. Whilst the Scene groups (which 3DM is, in a way) would try to crack a hidden-object-game if it had DRM worth a challenge, your average consumer-pirate won't care about it.

Two-a-penny indie and casual games don't/won't have Denuvo, but then again, those aren't the games pirates care about playing. Especially with the homebrew 3DS scene opening up.ДЄlso, I think it's useful to note that only certain games (mostly big-budget/AAA) have such tough DRM, both in the past, and going forward, so 'all piracy' will never be extinguished.

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If I were that way inclined, I would just leave PC gaming for console gaming. Looking at PreDB, console piracy will continue on, unless Denuvo market to MS, Sony and Nintendo. Certainly some can't afford to buy games (especially on PC, where the second-hand market is non-existent), but those who can afford them? I wonder if they'll swallow their arrogance and buy games, or just leave. This does raise the question of what pirates will do in the future.

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It makes sense that almost any defence can be brought down given enough time and effort, after all, but it also makes sense that, the longer it takes for a game to be cracked, the less relevant it will be to those waiting to play.ДЄs Denuvo explained to Eurogamer back in 2014, 'Keep in mind that most PC games are cracked and pirated on the day of release, if not earlier, so keeping titles 100 per cent piracy-free for weeks or even months is almost unprecedented in the games industry.' Whether Bird Sister means that in the most literal sense is open to debate.

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'But according to current trends in the development of encryption technology, in two years time I'm afraid there will be no free games to play in the world.' 'I still believe that this game can be compromised,' she said.

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According to a report on Torrent Freak, which translated a blog post from a member of 3DM known as 'Bird Sister', the group almost 'gave up' in its attempt to crack the game's final stage due to it being, 'too difficult.'ДЈDM ultimately decided to continue in its dubious pursuits, but Bird Sister voiced major concerns on the ability of pirates to keep pace with increasingly sophisticated counter-measures. On that occasion Denuvo's protection was brought down by 3DM, a group of Chinese pirates, but they are facing a much stiffer challenge with Just Cause 3. Most notably on Dragon Age: Inquisition, as reported by Eurogamer, which was on sale for a month before a cracked version was released online.

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Original Story: The difficulty involved in 'cracking' Just Cause 3 has caused a prominent Chinese piracy group to speculate on the death of game piracy within the next few years.ДЄvalanche Studios' open-world sequel uses anti-tamper technology from the Austrian company Denuvo Software Solutions, which has been effective in slowing piracy in the past. Bird Sister said, 'We'll take a look at the situation in a year's time to see if genuine sales have grown,' implying that the group wants to understand its impact on the legitimate game sales. The most intriguing aspect of 3DM's decision is its stated motivation. According to a report on Torrent Freak, the hiatus started today, on Chinese New Year. With Just Cause 3 still resisting attempts to break it, 3DM's 'Bird Sister' used her personal blog to inform the group's community of its intentions to cease all cracking of single-payer games.

Update: The struggle involved in 'cracking' Just Cause 3 has prompted the Chinese piracy group 3DM to take a break from single-player games altogether.

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