I've noticed that the latest releases for Nebula 3rd-party program libraries from the most popular developers (i.e., AlexB, CDS, Henry Olonga) date back to 2016/7, we barely had any Nebula releases this year, had we? (Apart from two CDS releases from V.R. back in January)

Does anybody know the reason for that? Did the teams lost interest in them, or is there better copy protection? (AFAIK, 3rd-parties are just like webrips)

Not "demanding" anything by any means, I'm just curious.

 

Last edited: Nov 3, 2018

There are some more out there. The "already famous" Tim p compressors were available (sister site). Probably not on the sister site anymore, because the author asked to take them down. But you can find them on other sites and torrents.

But you need a current version of nebula to run them. And there is no public cr**ked version that can run them.

 

Last edited by a moderator: Nov 3, 2018

There is a rutracker bundle with almost all cr&*cked libraries for N3 pro. Unpacked (in folders, no zip-rars).