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btw I didn't mention but he has like a few animation pose presets that he reuses with the characters swapped and these presets are made from heavily tracing irl porns if you can't tell, hence they look so detail-less and clean and that's why the movements look so fluid. I'm not against tracing (in hentai games) per se but yeah the game has very little to offer compared to what's available in this forums already.
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You don't need any. The newest shared version has cheats accessible.
Oh damn I didn't know he uses irl tracing. I like this art style though.
Do you have any other recommendations? I am quite new to this forum.
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I just got a "Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml" warning from windows defender and its for "Rogue_Courier_4.24_all_60fps_SCENES\60fps\SativaSC2.exe", anyone else downloaded the newest version and got this warning?
I got the same flag, Norton removed it. Let me know if anybody actually tests the file.
Yea I got it too, but I think its a false positive because its been happening for many versions before.
Or maybe the dev is the one who leaked the game here with trojan just to fuck us pirates over.
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Olivia SC1,2 and 3 were also flagged by Kaspersky as potentially malicious. I went ahead and ran Olivia SC1 through Virustotal since the other 2 weren't playing nice along with Sativa SC2 as well as SC1 for a sanity test which are the following links:
I'm not a cybersec expert by any means so I'll leave the technical diagnosing to more qualified folk. With that said, I'd very much suggest not running SativaSC2 as 20/64 vendors flagged it as malicious and 7 of those marked it as containing a keylogger of some sort. SativaSC2 is the only file that Kaspersky straight up nuked so I'll leave the sandbox testing to others.
OliviaSC1 got keylogger detections from 4/7 of the vendors that detected the same for SativaSC1, beyond that OliviaSC1 gets 11/68 detections but still pretty suspicious. Lastly, SativaSC1 got 8 detections, most of which flagged it as adware which seems to stem from the file sending DNS requests to some ad traffic management domains(?).
At this point I'm sketched out enough to not bother running any of this so o7 to those who do the dirty work of actually verifying these files and also to the dev who needs to address this shit.
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I'm not a cybersec expert by any means so I'll leave the technical diagnosing to more qualified folk. With that said, I'd very much suggest not running SativaSC2 as 20/64 vendors flagged it as malicious and 7 of those marked it as containing a keylogger of some sort. SativaSC2 is the only file that Kaspersky straight up nuked so I'll leave the sandbox testing to others.
OliviaSC1 got keylogger detections from 4/7 of the vendors that detected the same for SativaSC1, beyond that OliviaSC1 gets 11/68 detections but still pretty suspicious. Lastly, SativaSC1 got 8 detections, most of which flagged it as adware which seems to stem from the file sending DNS requests to some ad traffic management domains(?).
At this point I'm sketched out enough to not bother running any of this so o7 to those who do the dirty work of actually verifying these files and also to the dev who needs to address this shit.
Yea I did upload a few 60FPS files to VirusTotal before and almost all of them have detections, which is why I think its a false positive. I also scanned all the 60FPS files with Malwarebyte and Avast and only SativaSC2 was flagged up, which I deleted already.
I think the trojan thing has been happening for previous versions (i found someone mentioning this in Oct 2021). So if there are indeed trojans we are all fucked already lmao.
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Yeah, the detections for things like OliviaSC1 and even SC2 I can very easily put under false positives, but the fact that SativaSC2 had the detections it got at all really puts me off of this. It's not like you can accidentally inject malware like a keylogger into your video playback app.
Out of curiousity, which link did you guys downloaded the game from? I got mine from post#768. If you downloaded it from post#781 and this still happened, we can rule out the possibility that something is added by a user?
My guess would still be a false positive because there is no reason to put a malware in a 60FPS file and not in the actual game itself. I would expect most people to run the game and not everyone will run every 60FPS file. If I were to put one in, I would do it in Menari and not Sativa LMAO
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Well, I don't want to play through the tutorial again so is there way to skip it? if not, is there a save file where it begins after all the tutorial stuff is done?
The new shared version has cheats, so you don't need to play the game to unlock the gallery.