In an interview with IGN, Starfield DLSS modder PureDark defends the decision to put his advanced DLSS mods on Patreon, and he plants his flag in the debate over paid mods.
Which has never happened in the history of forever and I’m sure this will go just fine after he spent a whole two days implementing DRM in the first place.
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Which has never happened in the history of forever and I’m sure this will go just fine after he spent a whole two days implementing DRM in the first place.
The Special-K mods have a history of false positives so it’s not like this is a new problem.
There is a great vibrant history of people being fucked by false positives.
Which is why the whole “It doesnt make mistakes, you filthy fucking cheater” mentality is astonishingly stupid.
Wasnt there a time when Winamp was triggering false positives and triggering bans?