A scheduled update adds an important AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) feature to the project and also fixes performance issues caused by the Denuvo DRM firmware.
#RESIDENT EVIL VILLAGE DENUVO CRACKED#
It took for the game to be cracked for Capcom to spring into action, and that’s not fair to anyone who purchased the game.Īnd despite it all, now that the game is craked, what purpose does Denuvo even serve? Just remove Denuvo from the game and call it a day. CAPCOM has announced the release of patch 1.03 for Resident Evil Village. There had been dozens of threads on Reddit, countless support tickets, complaints on the Steam forums, and various other places. I do appreciate that Capcom realized this and released a patch, but again, three months too late. Those who purchased the game had to play the inferior version, while others who acquired the game could play the game as it was intended. It really sticks that it took a cracked version of the game to show that the performance issues were caused by the very thing supposed to keep people honest. Several developers have removed the software from its games only after proving that Denuvo was the cause, just like it was for Resident Evil Village. For those not in the known, Denvuo has been blamed for performance-related issues for years now. Mind you, this was only after it was brought to light that the anti-temper software, Denuvo, was exposed as causing the related issues. – Adjustments have been made to optimize the anti-piracy technology. FSR supports higher frame rates on PC for an improved gaming experience. – FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) from AMD is now supported. Three months after releasing Resident Evil Village for PC and forcing owners to suffer through several performance issues caused by Denuvo, Capcom has finally released the patch that addresses those issues.Īn important update for Resident Evil Village players on Steam:
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