Resident Evil 8 Pirate Patch fixes game performance issues

There are many people who complain that some companies are using the Denuvo system to implement DRM in games. It is generally recognized that its implementation reduces game performance by how it works.

The point is, despite the bad reviews from gamers, companies continue to bet on this system at the cost of diminishing loyal buyer confidence. After all, the cracks continue to bypass game security despite Denuvo making it a bit more difficult.

Denuvo chokes on Resident Evil 8

The proof that this system is not very goodis that the last crack published by the cracker ‘Empress’ improves the drop of images of the game. A situation which recurs frequently and which reaches its peak in the fights against certain bosses and swarms of flies appear on the screen .

All aspects of the game like the one where you kill a zombie are fixed because Capcom’s DRM entry points are patched so that most of its functions no longer work, the worst part is that its DRM was completely obscured on the machine. Denuvo virtual, which makes it even slower.

In the following video you can see the differences between the game with and without DRM. Although it should be noted that the GPU drivers for the patched version are newer.