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Denuvo just keeps the pirates away.
Pirates are very salty when Denuvo is mentioned.
Salty like the saltiest seas arr.
Denuvo is not always online system or anything else but very engineered piece of software code to protect the original form of the code (including denuvo in it) - It is Anti Tamper, not DRM. Major issues about denuvo come about when VM based anti DRM solutions or some other publisher's self made DRM is put into the game, to be protected by denuvo and might have these requirements such as always online or online authentication.
Denuvo itself as it is should not need this. With it's removal from Doom Eternal, no game currently available to buy has Denuvo Anti Cheat which was a more controversial recent addition. Den-AntiCheat and Den-AntiTamper are two different things.
Denuvo, even though it is only addition to DRM technologies, is still considered DRM and, it is at least part of a whole DRM protected breakfast for sure, but what it does and more importantly does not do (not by in itself) are debated and still not entirely clear to everyone.
Not even to me.
There is a timer, yes; that's Denuvo's purpose. Whether you see it or not, Denuvo needs to revalidate its files, and if it can't, then you can't play your game. WB's servers went down once, and nobody could start any of their games that used Denuvo until the server was fixed.
1) initial launch activation
2) major hardware change
3) periodic revalidation*
*this varies wildly from game to game. there is no set time for the game to work offline before the token expires. this is purely at the discretion of the publisher not denuvo themselves.
thats the steamapi's fault.