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I am completely dumbfounded by people who won't buy a game because it uses denuvo. Yes it might need to connect every once in awhile but other than that it works just like it would without Denuvo. You are buying and downloading a game online and you're worried about what? It connecting to the internet once a week?? Get out of here.

it does more than just connecting to the net.

Yes they do, sadly. And I'm getting increasingly sick of it because of all the awesome games whose sales they're hurting with their stupid, childish boycotts.

Not everyone is a consumerist sheep who bends over at the drop of the hat just to play MUH GAEMEZ.

Ciera posted...

Not everyone is a consumerist sheep who bends over at the drop of the hat just to play MUH GAEMEZ.

I've bought quite a few games that had denuvo and they have all played flawlessly every time. Do you even have a valid reason other than you won't be able to pirate it right away?

I didn't

DRM & censorship=no buy
there are a large list of library to choose from
iv seen enough mediocrity that gave me the ability to ignore anything.

I wonder if Denuvo will ever actually admit what file they are leaving behind?
They admit they leave something behind, but won't tell you what so you can't go and delete it yourself.

From the makers of securom comes a new virus DRM, you thought paul.dll and null registry keys was irritating, well this time we aren't going to even tell you what we've done. And you have to just hope that Microsoft doesn't block it like they blocked securom and several other DRMs, because then our games would be unplayable.

I think the kids here forget that Microsoft is working to block all forms of operating system tempering that DRM does.
And with Windows 10, they can't even opt out of an update. They are literally at the whim of Microsoft whether their games work tomorrow or not. And we already know Microsofts stance on this.
https://www.vg247.com/2015/08/19/the-windows-10-drm-debacle-welcome-to-reality-pc-people/

SinisterSlay posted...

I wonder if Denuvo will ever actually admit what file they are leaving behind?
They admit they leave something behind, but won't tell you what so you can't go and delete it yourself.

From the makers of securom comes a new virus DRM, you thought paul.dll and null registry keys was irritating, well this time we aren't going to even tell you what we've done. And you have to just hope that Microsoft doesn't block it like they blocked securom and several other DRMs, because then our games would be unplayable.

I have this really nice looking tin foil hat you can wear...

arjames13 posted...

SinisterSlay posted...

I wonder if Denuvo will ever actually admit what file they are leaving behind?
They admit they leave something behind, but won't tell you what so you can't go and delete it yourself.

From the makers of securom comes a new virus DRM, you thought paul.dll and null registry keys was irritating, well this time we aren't going to even tell you what we've done. And you have to just hope that Microsoft doesn't block it like they blocked securom and several other DRMs, because then our games would be unplayable.

I have this really nice looking tin foil hat you can wear...

Go ahead and put it on, I'm not the one hiding from the truth. I've been around, I've seen a lot of DRM come and go. If you buy into it, you will lose your purchases. It happens every time. In our gaming history, the only games that have survived the last 40 years of PC gaming, are the DRM free games.