- Jan 13, 2020
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no... not really, I just found out the other day checking out of curiosity, but was funny
If you're into porn games, you might as well have a tid-bit of I.T. knowledge to go with it, since you're downloading software from developers that you don't know... kind of like 3rd-parties you may or may not trust. Even if someone audited the software, I bet you wouldn't find any 'trojans'. I do believe every file uploaded on the front page of a video game thread on this site is checked by mods (someone who has knowledge in auditing). I really shouldn't call it auditing, but you get my point.
The 'trojans' you assume are in the software are basically processes/executions Windows isn't familiar with running. Windows automatically puts them to the side with uncertainty ("I don't know what or why this is running, I think it's something you don't want on your PC based on my knowledge over the years."). This is what you usually call a 'PUA' (Potentially Unwanted Application). It's usually fine, if you get software from a trusted source that requires their applications to run a certain way based on the implementation of their software. Though, 8 times out 10, it is best to follow what Windows Defenders says and remove/quarantine that file immediately. In this case, I'm going to assume that there's an extension needed to have the character models Henry imported to show up in-game that is triggering Windows Defender into believing it's a PUA. Henry might have used the cleanest/most authentic ports of the characters despite requiring a certain file type in which Windows would tag as 'odd', but this same file type must be used in order for Unity to be able to read and use the content of said file. Basically, there would be no way of editing the characters within the file to look or act differently or that might cause issues for Unity. Don't quote me on that, though.
I put it in layman's terms for you.
Oh, and regarding anti-virus software, all you need is Windows Defender. DO NOT PAY FOR OTHER SERVICES. Seriously, you'd have to abide by their privacy policy (every scan you make to check for viruses, they may use that data with 3rd-party's), hope that their processes don't slow your system, hope that their own AVs don't have vulnerabilities of any kind (which means you need to constantly update them), and hope they don't offer other EXTREMELY unnecessary and unhelpful services... *cough* *cough* Norton *cough*. Again, Windows Defender is all you need.
However, I don't believe it is any different with Windows Defender. Windows is literal spyware based on the operations it runs every time you start it up, all the way down to the accessibility you offer it, and even before you fully install the damn thing. Reason why Linux is so much better. Then again, you don't really need AVs in general ("What about your firewall?" You can configure that without an AV on any OS IIRC). Just be aware/hesitant before you enter a website (regardless of the pRiVaCy ReSpEcTiNg extensions you have *which only adds to your threat model/attack surface*) and don't download things you are suspicious of. AVs can't out do common sense.
Edit: No disrespect to the other AVs out there such as Bitdefender and Kaspersky. But they all work better when their individual security research teams look at stuff that isn't remotely close to PC AV stuff. I recommend reading their article/news posts; they're pretty interesting.
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- Oct 15, 2021
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Windows Defender is the biggest piece of shit I've ever used. Even fucking norton was able to detect an infected zip file I've downloaded on purpose to test it. You're out of your mind if you actually believe windows defender is enough. I've been using eset products for a long long time with open source adblock extensions on firefox, never ever had any problems for years. Not even performance wise. Not using av is ok if you are careful but for an avarage internet user trusting windows defender is same as just closing your house's door without locking it and hoping no thief will try to open it when you are gone.
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Yeah it was in older versions, not sure why it’s not in the latest version, if that was an oversight or technicality. Hopefully it’ll come back later.
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i saw that the models and maps are in the mods folder, does that mean someone can port other models and add them?
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Secret Asian Santa
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there are only official mods
as in, the game is moddable only to facilitate the dev adding scenes so he can treat scenes as some sort of modules, it's not moddable in the common sense of the word
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It's going to be at least 365 days before Henry returns, assuming he returns at all. Sad times.....
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this is the old version from backup.....
[HenryTaiwan] TrueFacials_Pro_0.42b v05.02.2022.......
they say they upload
[HenryTaiwan] TrueFacials_Pro_0.42b v14.03.2022
a bit lame if you ask me.....
something new/different then????? from op:
2022-03-14
New girls:
Tracer
Marie Rose
Ciri
Widowmaker
Y'shtola
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Do not download this and leave this site if you are afraid. There is no trojan, just a false positive. It is most likely that a part of the game's executable code (interaction with files) is recognized by the antivirus as a Trojan. Or someone joked and entered into the database.
