Gone are the days when crackers were all about the challenge to outsmart the copyprotection.
I guess Denuvo killed that spirit in the few that remained since it apparently takes MANY hours to crack.
the CODEX quitting statement made it seems that the lack of competition (aka them being the only ones doing the hard protections) bored them enough to quit , rather than it killing their spirit
Man, coming back to this after playing Elden Ring is rough.
I tried 3 separate times, and I just can't get into it anymore. And it seems the game just started to open up a bit more (I basically just received the paraglider and opened up the new part of the map).
In a press release exclusive to GamesRadar+, Techland said that Dying Light 2 hit the five million mark on February 28, a little over three weeks after its release on February 3. In the following few weeks, the studio says that "numbers are significantly growing every month," suggesting that players are keen to dive into the sequel after the seven-year wait since the release of the original Dying Light in 2015.
I'd love to try this, but I don't think they ever fixed the hardbound keys issue.
Basically, even though you can rebind almost all keys, when it comes time to use them when interacting with the environment / combat moves / quick time events, the bindings don't work correctly. The developer obviously doesn't give a shit and likely never well, so it's a skippity skip for me even on the yarred version.
I can never be free, because the shackles I wear can't be touched or be seen.
i9-9900k, MSI MPG-Z390 Gaming Pro Carbon, 32GB DDR4 @ 3000, eVGA GTX 1080 DT, Samsung 970 EVO Plus nVME 1TB
Okay, tried now the Onlinefix but doesnt work for me, cant login into Epic as the Browser to do so doesnt open for me...suxx.
Performance in the Starting Area was superb, then later inside the city on my way to the hospital the performance went jackshit and i got like 15fps
Did some setting adjustment inside the NV Panel and back to over 100fps @ max settings.
Here if anyone has the same issue and is intrested:
Spoiler:
Image Sharpening: Off – You don’t need to apply a sharpening filter to dying light.
Anisotropic Filtering: Off – Already set up in the game, so there is no need here.
FXAA – Antialiasing: Off – We’re already using Antialiasing in-game; no need to activate FXAA here.
Gamma Correction – Antialiasing: ON – Keep Gamma Correction at default
Mode – Antialiasing: Off – Since we’ve already configured Anti-aliasing in-game, don’t keep it on in Nvidia Control Panel.
Background Max Frame Rate: 20 – Keep it at 20 so when you minimize the game, it doesn’t keep running at full power.
CUDA – GPUS: ALL – Keep CUDA GPU’s at default
Low Latency Mode: Off – Low Latency Mode is for fast-paced FPS games to reduce input latency. Best keep it off.
Max Frame Rate: Off – Don’t cap your framerate. Keep Max Frame Rate off.
Open GL rending GPU: Select GPU here
Power Management Mode: Prefer Max Performance – This maximizes your GPU power
Shader Cache: Driver Default
Monitor Technology: G-Sync – Activate your monitor’s adaptive refresh rate technology
Multi-Frame Sampled AA (MFAA): Off
Anisotropic Sample Optimization -Texture Filtering: On
Negative LOD Bias – Texture Filtering: Allow
Quality – Texture Filtering: High Performance – Optimizes performances in exchange for a negligible reduction in visual quality
Trilinear Optimization – Texture Filtering: On
Threaded Optimization: On
Triple Buffering: Off
Vertical Sync: Off – Don’t use V-Sync unless you’re facing excessive screen tearing.
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