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Origins with a virtual machine included.

Origins with a virtual machine included.

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AlexBun
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05-23-2016, 07:50 AM
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You didn't grasp which aspect of not sharing the VMP0 story was unclear. Still, this doesn't demonstrate the amount of CPU cycles involved or the extent of its impact.
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AlexBun
05-23-2016, 07:50 AM #21

You didn't grasp which aspect of not sharing the VMP0 story was unclear. Still, this doesn't demonstrate the amount of CPU cycles involved or the extent of its impact.

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AlanBlack
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05-23-2016, 07:57 AM
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When did anyone mention avoiding posting it? It indicates the VM process is locking the CPU at full capacity, suggesting it's not Denuvo—it's likely using VMProtect.
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AlanBlack
05-23-2016, 07:57 AM #22

When did anyone mention avoiding posting it? It indicates the VM process is locking the CPU at full capacity, suggesting it's not Denuvo—it's likely using VMProtect.

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05-23-2016, 08:32 AM
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I chose to stop the hidden gatekeeper actions happening here, so everything can be resolved. The game operates in VMprotect. One method it uses to safeguard software is by executing non-standard virtual instructions instead of the usual X86 ones... This means a special set of instructions is transcoded on the fly by the CPU into regular ones... That’s where most of the processing happens. It’s really hard to fix bugs like that, which is why they keep doing it this way. Now picture trying to debug Denuvo under those conditions... Thank you. Ignorance is bliss; Lux in Tenebris.
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JohanNX
05-23-2016, 08:32 AM #23

I chose to stop the hidden gatekeeper actions happening here, so everything can be resolved. The game operates in VMprotect. One method it uses to safeguard software is by executing non-standard virtual instructions instead of the usual X86 ones... This means a special set of instructions is transcoded on the fly by the CPU into regular ones... That’s where most of the processing happens. It’s really hard to fix bugs like that, which is why they keep doing it this way. Now picture trying to debug Denuvo under those conditions... Thank you. Ignorance is bliss; Lux in Tenebris.

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