F1 2021 DRM DENUVO

[Koul2020]

Will there be Denuvo in the full game? Since it greatly reduces FPS performance, there is a very long download due to denuvo, isn't it time for developers to abandon denuvo completely, it decreases performance who even bought the game or what?

[Turtle.]

Postat inițial de Koul2020:

Since it greatly reduces FPS performance, there is a very long download due to denuvo,

Is that some meme that I don't understand...

[Lord_Lion_75]

100% sure that will have Denuvo and the customers will not be notified on the steam page like all the previous ones from 2016.

[Oostin]

Ah yes, it's definitely Denuvo's fault that the game is 80 GB. Not Codies or anything.
Denuvo also only effects performance on ♥♥♥♥-tier CPU's.

[Gagarott]

no!! :) last two years game have it this year nooo! :)

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Again this ♥♥♥♥... DENUVO doesnt nothing with performance.

[Koul2020]

Postat inițial de Gagarott:

no!! :) last two years game have it this year nooo! :)

How do you know that Denuvo is not in the game how much does the executable file of the EXE game weigh?

[Weeb Trash]

i hope it does, just to keep the "REEEEE I DUN BUY DENUVO GAEMS" ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ away for a while, until they cave in and buy the game anyway because piracy won't happen any time soon.
if your performance is affected by a drm to the point of "greatly reducing fps", your hardware hasn't been relevant for years and it's time for an upgrade.

[dadjokes89]

exactly these f1 games run at comically high frame rates

[Gagarott]

Postat inițial de Koul2020:

Postat inițial de Gagarott:

no!! :) last two years game have it this year nooo! :)

How do you know that Denuvo is not in the game how much does the executable file of the EXE game weigh?

the game comes on 15 july cracked out games with denovo not fast cracked like this the last two years game was not cracked so denove is this year not included :)

[Turtle.]

I think that the most I saw executables with Denuvo weigh was like 300 megabytes.

That is 300 seconds on 10mbit connection, which was a standard 10 years ago. If you can't spend 300 seconds more (at most) on downloading the game to get more post-launch support motivation for devs, then I think you should respect the industry more.

First 14 days after release is the most fragile period for the developer, he can lose a lot of sales, and win many as well. Denuvo is proven to at least protect for a week (unless developer screws something up, could be much more or much less).

If you have better solutions to protect the game from piracy in first 14 days, and after every update, then let me know, but for now in my point of view (and probably many developers who could feel the pain of being a victim of mass piracy) it's an unreasonable complaint.

[Weeb Trash]

Postat inițial de Turtle.:

I think that the most I saw executables with Denuvo weigh was like 300 megabytes.

That is 300 seconds on 10mbit connection, which was a standard 10 years ago. If you can't spend 300 seconds more (at most) on downloading the game to get more post-launch support motivation for devs, then I think you should respect the industry more.

First 14 days after release is the most fragile period for the developer, he can lose a lot of sales, and win many as well. Denuvo is proven to at least protect for a week (unless developer screws something up, could be much more or much less).

If you have better solutions to protect the game from piracy in first 14 days, and after every update, then let me know, but for now in my point of view (and probably many developers who could feel the pain of being a victim of mass piracy) it's an unreasonable complaint.

there are alternative solutions, but they're a lot more inconvenient and/or intrusive.
always-on for example. (could be made even worse with third party launcher/login)
linking your key to your hardware ID with limited resets.

[Turtle.]

Postat inițial de Weeb Trash:

Postat inițial de Turtle.:

I think that the most I saw executables with Denuvo weigh was like 300 megabytes.

That is 300 seconds on 10mbit connection, which was a standard 10 years ago. If you can't spend 300 seconds more (at most) on downloading the game to get more post-launch support motivation for devs, then I think you should respect the industry more.

First 14 days after release is the most fragile period for the developer, he can lose a lot of sales, and win many as well. Denuvo is proven to at least protect for a week (unless developer screws something up, could be much more or much less).

If you have better solutions to protect the game from piracy in first 14 days, and after every update, then let me know, but for now in my point of view (and probably many developers who could feel the pain of being a victim of mass piracy) it's an unreasonable complaint.

there are alternative solutions, but they're a lot more inconvenient and/or intrusive.
always-on for example. (could be made even worse with third party launcher/login)
linking your key to your hardware ID with limited resets.

Yeah that's what I'm saying, there's always-on solution which we know multiple times how it ended (Diablo 3, SimCity, Assassin's Creed 2 to name a few).

At least it ain't SecuROM, always could have been worse right.

[Weeb Trash]

Postat inițial de Turtle.:

Postat inițial de Weeb Trash:

there are alternative solutions, but they're a lot more inconvenient and/or intrusive.
always-on for example. (could be made even worse with third party launcher/login)
linking your key to your hardware ID with limited resets.

Yeah that's what I'm saying, there's always-on solution which we know multiple times how it ended (Diablo 3, SimCity, Assassin's Creed 2 to name a few).

At least it ain't SecuROM, always could have been worse right.

Amen

[Guardian of the Blind]

BTW denuvo is not a DRM. Denuvo is anti tamper. It's there to protect the actual DRM. Steam is the DRM.

[Bumblebro]

Whats next, you ask is if you can run the game with your 900 series card and old ass Pentium chip or do you go straight to buying the game acting like denuvo is killing your performance.