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The game runs well enough in the beta to really enjoy it.
Try playing Alice at 10 fps or less. Thats how we used to game in the cave.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmAopwEzT7s
The averages are not the main concern but the 1% lows had a big increase, as high as 52%!
The lower the 1% lows are, the more stuttering that occurs.
You are still wrong.
He says while doesn't provide something proving that denuvo isn't an issue...
I find sad people consuming anything without having standards and act smug to anyone who provides valid criticism against a $70 game
And one of the reason people don't like denuvo is because it will require the game to be connected to the internet every 3days or so, I still can't play Wukong on my Steamdeck because at my work place there is no internet.
Or look at Total War Warhammer 3, most people have forgotten about the fact that the pre-release build that reviewers got didn't have Denuvo and ran great, then it went live with Denuvo and everyone was having massive performance issues, it led to damage control on the content creator side because everyone was accusing them of lying.
The examples of just how much Denuvo affects performance are legion.