This results in much smoother game experience," explained hacker Empress, noting the game runs far better as a pirated copy than it does as an official version of the game. "All in-game shutters like the one from when you kill a zombie are fixed because Capcom DRM's entry points are patched out so most of their functions are never executed anymore. Thanks to an enterprising hacker, via DSOGaming, it looks like we might have found the cause of the issue: Capcom's DRM. Only by turning off ray-tracing could you mitigate the stutter (which causes huge frame drops fairly often in the game), and even then it wouldn't eliminate the problem entirely.
One of the biggest bugs that has been affecting the PC version of Resident Evil Village since its launch on the platform is its traversal stutter, caused by moving through the level or triggering certain events, such as zombie kills. It turns out that Resident Evil Village's DRM may be causing its stuttering issues on PC, and a hacker believes cracking the software completely fixes the issues.
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