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Monster Hunter Frontier Z, its an mmorpg that was ran in Japan, but it's now translated and has private servers, you can even host your own.
Check out World and Rise if you haven't. On Steam.
You can check out Monster hunter Generations ultimate, considered one of the best MH's as i believe its a remaster of a previous one made for the Switch with tons of extra content and dlc packed into one. You can play it on Switch or through emulation. The Emulation has high fps mods + texture packs if you want higher res textures. It can also be rendered at 4k. Can be played online.
There is also way more games you can play through emulation and all can still be played online today. such as the PSP versions they are all still really good today.
and the best thing about it, there is no bull sht with DLSS and frame gen.
You can have a clear image and save your eyesight.
World was a prime example of it having Denuvo, and having problems with it. But World suffered more from the Anti-Cheat and Checksum Redundancy Checks that where being used to prevent windows Debugger and VEH Debugger from actually accessing the game. The game would outright crash (or shutdown intentionally) to prevent hacking.
It was later removed, Leaving only DRM Denuvo in the wake. The performance was good, but then came Icebourne, and things go rocky again, they removed it yet again, but left some checks in place and the modders nuked the rest. Game ran like cake.
Proof that Denuvo is always bad? No, proof that Denuvo if poorly installed and integrated can destroy a game? Yes
There have been pirated version of other games that had Denuvo removed, and then side-by-side comparison done that actually shows how much CPU was being used and how much stuttering and other effects happened. 80% of the time, the game will suffer if it has Denuvo.
Not surprise that None of the Sony Playstation titles running so well as they did (Except Horizon Zero Dawn rocky launch) and had no denuvo.
Wilds is insanely pushed to the limits of using CPU to make Endemic Life, 7 Monsters, and 32 (maybe more), small monsters all animating and processing in the background. World already pushed the limits back then. But the encryption and anticheat that was added to Wilds (on a BETA no less) shows exactly where most of their "push to the limits" efforts went.
Yes, we need anti cheat, but They could have just done EAC the same way Elden Ring did. Call it a day.
Probably wasn't your hardware though, cause I was in main camp and had 50 FPS or lower and then outside 60. and I had much better hardware than the recommended said.
I disagree because the only thing Denuvo accomplishes is worse performance.
8 Aug, 2018 is when the game released. so 1 day is all it took. and i remember the game ran like crap at release.
It worked for 4 months.