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I can confirm you it doesn't have it.
Second , the large majority of the jacksparrowing happen in the PC field , more so than any other platform.
While there genuinely are people who are concerned about DRM (which is fair ), most of you are just pissed because it means you don't just to jacksparrow it anytime soon . There are some exception but very rare. Crackers rarely work on visual novels right after its releases.
Now maybe put some money aside to buy the game , the fact that you still don't have it means you don't get to complain , because the game runs perfectly on my 9 years old laptop.
Other than game performance , what else can you complain about ? The steam platform itself is also a kind of DRM.
It's amazing how people seem to believe THIS, which is usually false......yet don't actually understand the ACTUAL problem with Denuvo, i.e. the fact it forcers you to be online every couple weeks.
This isn't inherently true, there's plenty of DRM-free games on Steam that render it basically a store/launcher. True for most games though, but the only requirement is that you have the Steam client open -- not even offline -- when you launch the game
If you WORK on knowing, instead of ask me to share you why I know it, maybe you should consider to make your own research and find why I said the game isn't have Denuvo.
But this is true . These 10 years old game should run flawlessly on a large majority on the PC / laptop system.
Why shouldn't they have DRM in this game in particular ? Give me 1 reason how the DRM in this game affect you personally.
I am not saying Denuvo is flawless . It has its own issues.
But the truth matters , the reality matters , regardless of how delusional you believe you are. The reality is You don't own the game , you don't get to complain . You didn't even get to play it , how did you know ? You are just F5-ing that BT page to see when you get to rob the game company for free.
If you actually care about voicing your opinion , you should have bought the game and then complain to Capcom . Company is far more likely to listen to their actual customers , than potential robbers who are complaining about them shutting the doors too tight . Learn the difference .
What a lazy response. I ask for proof and you tell me "find my proof yourself!"
I said that it probably has Denuvo. Didn't make a claim, just posed a possibility.
You made the claim it definitely doesn't have Denuvo, so the burden of proof is on you.
This is real world, not a court or academic discussion, I know it doesn't have Denuvo. Since you're who have intereset to know if that is truth and who said "I work on knowing", make example of your words and make your own research, because with that manners I'm not going to answer you. Since your manners are since the begging trying to demand something, in real world nobody has the obligation to answer you.
I'm not usually part of the anti-Denuvo crowd, far from it actually, but as you're asking for this game in particular, the answer is quite obvious.
Those games in particular, have been incredibly easy to "jacksparrow" for years (3DS, Android...). Those can already run on old potatoes (even the Switch version can), so there's nothing to actually protect here. Yeah, there are a few tweaks and QoL improvement, but for someone who actually wants to obtain this game by other means.... this won't be enough
Now how does it affect us ? Well cause Denuvo is not free, it's not even cheap. It's a colossal waste of money, and in the end of the day, the regular customers are the ones paying for it. So when it's just a colossal waste of money to protect a game for absolutely no reason (again, those have been online for years), a cheaper selling price would be a better option if Capcom wants to throw away their cash that much.