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it proves that Denuvo, a system to prevent people from cheating in multi-player games, is in the demo, it doesn't prove that game play mods will not be allowed in the actual game
"One play through"? do you even understand what a lifesim is?
To prevent cheating in multiplayer games, there is an anti-cheat, which is not here, although given what the developers are doing lately, I would not talk about it so early and without proof, I think you'll understand me =)
But here is used anti-tamper protection (denuvo anti-tamper), which, and protects the game from manipulation of files (for example, so that could not do the same mods or cheats), and also from reverse-engineering, so that it did not crack.
P.S: If you don't believe anyone in this thread, I ask you to follow this link and see how Denuvo “helps” developers to fight their honest customers, and in particular the loyal community that could support their game for many years. And btw, I'm talking about any game with denuvo protection, not just InZOI.
https://www.resetera.com/threads/denuvo-adds-new-unreal-engine-protection-that-could-impact-mods.756322/
It is NOT Trump's America. In four years, Trump will be gone. America belongs to the United States Citizens. We do not live in a dictatorship, even though Trump thinks he is a dictator.
You're going to actually need a lawyer versed in South Korean and international laws to explain that thoroughly. Coz regular people have different views on how to read all that lawyer jargon(sadly my lawyer is not versed in South Korean laws).
I highly doubt they have any control when it comes to any game changing or slotty mods coming their way. It's an obvious thing when a game comes to PC, expect mods and even the wild slotty ones. It's a wild wild west in the PC modding community.
There is a link along the bottom of the blog about a steam community forum post (linked right to the OP and this thread).
Another new famous face on these forums.
"Certain content provided by the Company includes elements that you are not permitted to modify or alter at your discretion (“Non-Modifiable Content”). You are prohibited from making any modifications, whether in whole or in part, to such content."
it clearly states CERTAIN content. not the whole game. so whats the problem?
Oh sweet summer child. This is not an offline game. Denuvo is always online. If it cant authenticate your game files, it closes the game. You cannot play the InZoi demo without an internet connection.
You are welcome. If it wasnt for us raising our voices, you would've been stuck with Denuvo.