In the header that's true, the body is plaintexted in the compression process, then is re-encrypted after decompression. The process works perfectly and files verify and hash fine after decompression.
My theory is games with a color palette that has few variation will compress really well, like hollow knight for example that uses colors to differentiate the different parts of Hallownest.
More repetetive data = more compression. Games that are already compressed (Telltale games or UE4 games) have very weak compression ratio. Unity games may vary, because some devs are using compression for all assets, some only for part of assets, some none at all. Darkest Dungeon have good compression, because many data are uncompressed.
Nicely done! That's some impressive stats for sure!
Now we need a way to load the compressed files directly(I know it's not possible with the standard OS. This is a joke)
If the module can be downloaded from example Github or such. I see no problem at all with it. I rather appreciate it since it would open a lot of saved space. I don't know if you used Wii? But using trimmed ISO files save a TON of space. So I'm all for if a module is possible to be created that works on Rei, Atmo and SX.
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