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““I think it’s super hard for a gamer,” Ullmann tells Rock Paper Shotgun. “I’m a gamer myself, and therefore I know what I’m talking about. I think it’s super hard to see, as a gamer, what is the immediate benefit for me that a certain game developer, game publisher, is using our anti-piracy services.” This gap, coupled with the fact that Denuvo “simply works” and “pirates cannot play games” which use it, as Ullmann puts it, are two main contributors to its negative reputation, he argues.”
Let’s not forget about being always-online or not being able to test different wine/Proton setups for fear of activating the DRM. Or even trying simply to run the game in some situations…
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Its simple.
Pirates don’t ruin games for other players.
Pirates ruin games for the dealers.
Not necessarily even that. Piracy can benefit the developer by increasing popularity. Piracy made Bill Gates a billionaire despite his fighting tooth and nails against it.
Well I’m a game dev myself and drm is bullshit. Denuvo can get fucked
Too bad you’re not a gamer like Denuvonian Man, you’d know a thing or two about games.
How do you do, fellow gamers!
Good luck trying to PR like this garbage is useful to the end user, you gonna need it.
Let’s not be too hasty to call it garbage when it could in fact turn out to be rancid dog shit.
Gravity is tired of humans saying it causes things to fall down.
well… it doesn’t. Mass bends space-time which is the reason why things appear to fall. Einstein figured that out a long time ago.
Is that the phenomenon commonly known as “gravity”?
It’s like Jimmy Neutron calling salt sodium chloride lol
I’m a gamer, therfore I know what I’m talking about. Denuvo is SHIT!
only good thing about their drm its so expensive very few companies will pay a subscription to keep it active forever
Boohoo, Denuvo, cry me a fudging river!
fucking*
God damn right!
Ducking heck! 😄
Fudging gremmar nazis
Well, is because its true.
We should totally just go along with DRM, or they might decide to break other stuff. This is totally an innocent request, and far from attempted extortion.
/s
Denuvo and every employee there can suck my hairy, unshaven, sweaty, salty, moist, oily ball sack.
and we’re tired of Denuvo lol
Denuvo’s DRM is bad for games.
DRM is shite by itself as well.
Denuvo rhymes with “fuck you, no.”
Well then just stop and we stop. Fuxk them, denuvogames won’t be bought, glad steam is marking those games.
Denuvo Games Curator Gives a great and clear indicator so there’s no way you could possibly buy one by accident, like the trolls keep trying to argue will happen.
unless you buy a game that later adds denuvo, of course
Thankfully it doesn’t happen very often and if a game is out for a long while it’s a safe bet it very likely won’t be added. If they do though that curator still helps because it makes it more visible on the store page, so you can give a negative review, block its updates, and downgrade to a previous version without it (whether that’s officially through Steam’s downgrade tools, or downloading it elsewhere depends on the circumstance). Or remove it from your account if you don’t care about it anymore.
Adding denuvo later wouldn’t do any good, if a game launches without it it’s going to get cracked instantly
Exactly, adding it later just means people can use the earlier versions. Some wiseasses may argue about missing content but that’s a stupid argument since cracked games don’t get updates to them either unless new cracks are published, and that doesn’t happen as often as actual updates are published.
This list is awesome. Unsurprisingly nearly every game has bad reviews.
They’re not even for denuvo itself.
I wonder. Do the shitty shovelware games gravitate towards Denuvo? Or do they install denuvo as part of their enshittification process
I figure they must think they can make their games sell better if they include it because it still hasn’t occurred to these dumbasses that if your games suck people just won’t buy them. Maybe its cope, after all you can’t tap into a market of people who don’t want your game (well I mean you can, but most companies don’t consider scamming people), so they assume all the people not buying it are pirating it.
