A: Early PC versions of Nioh had Denuvo DRM, which severely impacted performance. CODEX removed Denuvo entirely, allowing the game to run at native speeds. The v1.21.06 crack was considered a "masterpiece" of reverse engineering.
However, note that the CODEX crack uses a different Steam Emulator than other repacks. If you are using a mod that requires a "specific Steam ID," you will need to edit the steam_emu.ini file inside the CODEX folder to change AccountId and UserName . Q: I have v1.21.05. Can I skip straight to v1.21.06? A: Yes. CODEX incremental updates were cumulative. v1.21.06 includes all previous hotfixes. niohcompleteeditionupdatev12106codexrar
If you have successfully installed this update, you are playing Nioh in its definitive form. Whether you are mastering the Ki Pulse or dying for the 100th time to Hino-Enma, know that v1.21.06 is the version that finally allowed the PC samurai to stand side-by-side with their console brethren. A: Early PC versions of Nioh had Denuvo