I swear to god if they put this shit in Starfield I'm going to pay Empress for the crack instead of giving my money to BSG. It's not about the money at that point, nobody can say I'll just be a cheap ass.
What about independent testing to prove it shouldn’t have problems with expiring licenses that require online access to renew when you are trying to play offline.
Or activation limits people can encounter when trying out different proton versions on Linux to see what performs best.
We already have legit comparisons done by real people of the games from this year. Hogwarts Legacy for example has its frames nearly doubled without Denuvo. You can’t place a security program inside someone’s kernel, have it fuck every file, and then claim its not you.
People always make these claims but never provide any real proof. It's always some game of telephone where "my buddy saw some Twitter post referencing a YouTube video where Denuvo eats babies".
I'm not even claiming that it's a made up problem, but it's always the same vague references.
Irdeto is working on a program that would provide two nearly identical versions of a game to trusted media outlets: one with Denuvo protection and one without. After that program rolls out, hopefully sometime in the next few months, Huin hopes independent benchmarks will allow the tech press to "see for yourself that the performance is comparable, identical... and that would provide something that would hopefully be trusted by the community."
Doubt. I don't expect they're going to release two copies that differ only in Denuvo presence: they're going to release one copy that has Denuvo, and another with intentional performance degradation that matches Denuvo's raping of your computer. Then they'll claim, "see? no difference! we're fine!" Meanwhile, the Denuvoless crack copy will perform 200% better, "somehow."
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