thanks, I'll try that !
edit : Yup you were right ! it was this part : Bản sao của
except now it's asking for activation key :/
Unreal Engine Abandoned Fallen Doll [v1.31] [Project Helius]
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edit : Yup you were right ! it was this part : Bản sao của
except now it's asking for activation key :/
- Mar 18, 2018
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Yeah that's the part we wait for our fellow crackers do their magic.
I wish i had anything to help them (aside from anything with money
im short on that)
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It's almost as if they're pulling an Eromancer. Here's a fragment of the last e-mail I've gotten from them on the matter before removing my pledge
Here's a snippet of the tier's benefits, they haven't even bothered modifying those (it's still like this on their patreon):
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Dunno if I haven't gotten the e-mail for it and others did, but it's the 13th of May
- Mar 18, 2018
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Project helius needs to accept the fact that making two games at the same time as a patreon pledged indie developer was a terrible idea and drop the sequel for now. Like seriously people waiting for paralogue since march and they release a post about some enemies design.It's almost as if they're pulling an Eromancer. Here's a fragment of the last e-mail I've gotten from them on the matter before removing my pledge
Here's a snippet of the tier's benefits, they haven't even bothered modifying those (it's still like this on their patreon):
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Dunno if I haven't gotten the e-mail for it and others did, but it's the 13th of May
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Project Helius needs to realize that people are starting to get fed up of their promises and excuses when they spend time and resources on adding DRM + the memeworthy $250 patron post. Didn't these guys, when launching fallen doll, brag about not needing much financial assistance as they're devs doing it as a hobby? Their level of PR is about as good as Bethesda's post-76, there can not be any problems with their product as long as they suppress all the negative feedback it gets.
So does this one if you download it, it's how they uploaded it to their patreons I'm assuming as they hotfixed a bug which delayed the release.
Maybe they mean april 2020 then...It's almost as if they're pulling an Eromancer. Here's a fragment of the last e-mail I've gotten from them on the matter before removing my pledge
Here's a snippet of the tier's benefits, they haven't even bothered modifying those (it's still like this on their patreon):
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Dunno if I haven't gotten the e-mail for it and others did, but it's the 13th of May
Good chances that version comes from this forum. I know at least one user on svs that uploads stuff there as soon as it's shared here.
Because it can only be in use a certain amount at the same time.
Just be patient, I assume it's not that hard to crack an $8 indie game.
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Apologies for not getting around to doing the crack yet, my job's gotten busy lately. Hopefully I'll have more free time to play around with it next week.
In the meantime, iAmErmac is way closer to done than me, so someone please get him that key! He might be able to get a crack or workaround going much faster than I can.
In the meantime, iAmErmac is way closer to done than me, so someone please get him that key! He might be able to get a crack or workaround going much faster than I can.
Key has been provided to him
(not bragging I just don't want others spending money if they don't have to don't shoot me)
- May 11, 2018
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Well the game is indie, the protection used is a professional product, it's probably not on the level of Denuvo,Arxan or any of the other market leaders but still good enough so Amateurs without any prior cracking/reversing experience can't easily crack it.
The devs are backed by a Publisher now (probably Dlsite or something like that since they are trying to break into the western market for a while now) so i guess they can afford it.
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Yeah.. Its a very expensive copy-protection. Wich of course is all their right. But its fucked up when it feels like that 90% of all the money they get goes to their copy-protection and they dont keep their promises. The last update was a fucking joke. A few animations, thats all. Breadcrumbs and more promises. I would not give them money. If this wasnt patreon but steam for example they would have been sued and everybody gotten their money back. This is the last project I have supported on patreon. Im so fed up with this site. Because you can promise whatever you want, and the one pledging has no legal chance to get money back. They can tell you you get something and when you dont, you cant enforce it. You are basically throwing money at them in the hope that if you ask ask very nicely they will deliver. But if they dont, you are screwed and have paid for nothing. I had paid for an update wich wasnt delivered and if I dont support the next month I get nothing. I wont pay twice for something I already paid for in the hope that I get it now. Fool me once .. etc. And this "copy" of the finished game they promise you,.. ..you have no idea when they ever declare it "finished". They can call it beta forever and then its never finished. Suddenly when all their pockets are full its abandoned and you get nothing.
- Jan 17, 2019
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Mostly correct. They seem to think that they are losing money due to hacking. They are wrong. Most of the people that hack this kind of games would never buy them or pay for them. If they give money to the developers usually that's not to play the game, but to support those developers, out of pure kindness. Hard to believe but that's what I have seen. If you think about that kind of situation, their movement to protect their product is paradoxically an error. They are losing potential investors who stop feeling affinity towards them.
If these developers worked in another field, not pornography and on a larger scale, copy protection would make sense. In these circumstances it is a serious mistake.
They will realize sooner or later.
It will be the good example if it's bad for the business or not. I'm interested to see how the number of their patrons will change in the coming months.
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