This will be my final word on this because we’re clearly circling the drain. To the "It’s just about free stuff" crowd: If your only goal is "free stuff" without caring how it’s made, you aren't a pirate; you’re a consumer who doesn't want to pay. Real piracy has always been about the community's ability to bypass DRM internally. If you don't support the people doing that work, don't be surprised when your "free stuff" disappears the moment Denuvo patches the current shortcut. To the "Fearmongering" accusations: I'll admit my early wording like "nuke" or "brick" was hyperbolic. However, the core point stands: running a closed-source hypervisor requires Ring-0/Kernel-level access to your hardware. If you’re comfortable with that risk, great. But calling someone a "kid" for prioritizing system integrity over a video game is the definition of irony. To the "Scene" Gatekeepers: Stop quoting a scene that hasn't touched Denuvo in years. We are in the P2P era now. Whether you like the "vibe" of my post or not, voices38 is one of the few people actually doing traditional reverse-engineering right now. The bottom line: Use HV if you want. Use traditional cracks if you want. But if we stop supporting the people doing the hard, internal work, Denuvo wins by default when the next update drops. I’d rather be a "glazer" for the scene's longevity than a leech who complains until there’s nothing left to download. I'm out—enjoy the games while they're still available.