• RightHandOfIkaros@lemmy.world
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    12 hours ago

    I think it is fine if you install the games on a PC that

    • Doesnt contain any personal data and is only for playing PC games

    • Is never connected to a network, public or private (always offline)

    Otherwise I wouldn’t recommend ever installing HyperVisor, and if you do, wipe the drive and reinstall the OS. Maybe even better, wipe the drive, destroy it, and then replace it with a new drive. That is the best way to know for certain there is no security compromise on the drive.

    • kevinsky@feddit.nl
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      3 hours ago

      In simpler terms you need to have an entirely dedicated isolated system to play these games on, at which point the economical option is undoubtedly just to buy the damn game…

      Computers not connected to the internet are almost entirely useless for anything else, and computers that are connected to the internet are inevitably logged into to services, and being logged in to something automatically means there’s personal data on it. If only credentials and authentication cookies.

      Just stay away from this. Get a console of Denuvo freaks you out, or just stay away from these games untill they patch denuvo out, like you should anyway. The only reason they keep using Denuvo is that they aren’t adequately punished for doing so. Gamers are notoriously bad at voting with their wallet.

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      7 hours ago

      Is never connected to a network, public or private (always offline)

      99% of all modern games won’t even start