You won't be able to shoot in Deus Ex: The Fall if you have jailbroken the system.

 

Hello iPhoneate Friends! It's curious what Eidos has done to combat piracy in one of its most iconic titles. Deus Ex: The Fall, the iOS-exclusive sequel to one of the most acclaimed games for PS3 and Xbox 360 , won't let you fire a single shot if your device is jailbroken, even if you legitimately purchased the game.

Following the controversy surrounding Eidos Montreal's decision to release the sequel to Deux Ex: Human Revolution, the highly anticipated Deux Ex: The Fall , exclusively on mobile platforms, specifically iOS, the iPhone and iPad release includes a surprise that the developers have incorporated to combat piracy.

 

While jailbreaking isn't intended to pirate apps, many users see it as a way to download and use any new game released on the App Store for free. However, whether you've legitimately downloaded Deus Ex: The Fall or obtained it through other means, attempting to run it on a jailbroken iOS device will result in a notification stating that you won't be able to fire a single shot. Clearly, being a shooter game with a strong stealth element, but ultimately a shooting game, this makes it virtually impossible to play, as confirmed by Kotaku.

 

This measure is causing a great deal of controversy. After all, jailbreaking isn't illegal, and Eidos, although it goes to the trouble—also to cover its own back—of warning about this measure in the game's description so that no one is surprised after paying, doesn't distinguish between those who install the game fraudulently and those who spend the €5,99 the game costs on the App Store.

 

 

Deus Ex: The Fall isn't the only, nor the first, app to take this measure. The British internet and TV provider Sky does something similar with its SkyGo app. Although you have the right to use this app to access your subscription and watch the channels the platform offers online, this won't be possible if your iPad or iPhone is jailbroken. It's a controversy that probably hasn't reached its final chapter. What do you think? Is such a Solomon-like decision as restricting the game to those who don't have a jailbroken device, even if they pay for the app, legitimate?

 

SOLUTION:

1. Open Cydia
2. Find the following application

• xWith

Note: xCon Alias ​​will also be installed (This is normal) it has dependencies and they work together and this application is hated by developers in the Apple App Store and other areas outside the App Store.