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but... at least capcom removes it after a year or so, once that sales decline and game has reached a peak they remove drm... Not like disgusting square enix, disgusting WB or Ubisoft they keep denuvo in games released years ago like "south partk fractured but whole" or "tales of berseria" or "final fantasy XV" or "God Eater 2" and the list is huge, they love denuvo so much, stay away from those publishers.
You're just mad you couldn't steal it day one.
you literally care enough to speak on the subject, saying that you dont care while replying to a thread on a topic and opinion you apparently dont care about is a major contradiction you obviously care otherwise you wouldn't have replied.
heres a video from the HIGHLY respected DigitalFoundry, one of the best and well known publications diving into technical aspects and performance of games, showing that a cracked copy of RE8 runs better than a purchased copy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXZGCwAJpbM
I can send you a hundred more links that show in real performance, fps numbers, that denuvo DOES reduce performance. I wont even mention the loading time increase it causes, and the fact that you need a 24/7 internet connection or you no longer can play the game. Hope your internet provider is reliable, as we all know ISPs are super reliable and never mess anything up.
Besides that, very few people care about stealing this game. The original game exists and is without the multiple frivolous attempts at making this game for "modern audiences".
but when it does get cracked and pirated, know that pirates will be getting more FPS than you, and can play the game offline, while you, a person who paid money for this game, cannot. People literally stealing are having a better experience than you, a paying customer, and you are actively defending that decision. Strange.
The answer is often very sad.
I mean if you wanna get technical everyone who is on the internet steals things everyday, I am sure you've downloaded a song or piece of art or program you never paid for, just like everyone else has, so don't try to act like your on a moral high horse when your just like everyone else.
As for the drm question I do know how it works, and Denuvo has been proven multiple times to impact performance negativly by comparing the game before and after denuvo was removed, sometimes the performance gains are massive. There is no need for such an invasive drm period, and the fact they have one makes me and many others feel like the dev has no faith in their game since they do not want people to even try it to consider it before they buy it. Sure some other people may pirate it, but lets be real, the majority of pirates do it because they wouldn't have had the means to buy it anyway, so if you look at it that way there was no sale to lose, since one would have never had a chance to exist in the first place, that is what these game studios don't wanna tell you or want you to know. Piracy does not hurt them anywhere NEAR close to what they make on it does. What does hurt them though? DRMs like Denuvo that turn people away from buying the game, as they can't even try it to see if they like it first.
I mean I am unsure about the game, I got the money I could buy it right now if I felt like it, but I am unsure if its worth the price and how it'll run and if I'll like it, if I can't even try it, I'm not going to take the risk period and they just lost a highly possible sale from me, and I am not the only one. Not all Piracy is bad, they want you to think it is, but its not, word of mouth advertising can sell many copies, it can also cause a game to fail (looks at concord, and dustborn and other woke DEI injected slop), the more people you have playing the game pirated or not, the more free advertising they get, and that is worth way more than the very few sales they may lose to the actual pirates, as in people who have the means but just refused to pay for it. I am not saying piracy is right, but its sort of a grey line that can be both beneficial or bad for a game, depends on the game.
Like I said in my orignal post, remember Starforce or Secu-rom? Both relied on a internet server for the drm to call home to, and once those servers were gone? your games you bought are now paper weights, since the only way to play them is if they get cracked, as the drm was not removed by the dev, and the server it has to call home to no longer exists. Sure it might not be a problem "now" but what about 5 years from now? 10 years? you wanna play a game you bought that used denuvo but the servers are gone, what then? You can't play the game at that point without having it cracked. Thats why I dislike denuvo because its just a repeat of those 2 other simmlar drms and eventually all the denuvo infected games you have are no longer going to be able to be played. Its a ticking time bomb just waiting to go off. I personally do not trust the devs to get the denuvo removed when this happens, as the previous iterations of Denuvo-like drms under diff names were never removed, and those games can no longer be played legally.
it literally does have an impact on performance. it stopped me playing on release last night xD
I know right? Most games with denuvo just get bypass by me and I save my money, unless its something I KNOW I am going to like. For example Tales of Graces F remaster or Freedom Wars Remaster in january, I'll buy both of those denuvo or not, as I know I will like them and I know I can trust them. Anything I am unsure of? if I can't try it, I don't bother with it usually ever. Saves me lots of money as its mostly bigger devs that use Denuvo and alot of their games just kinda suck these days.
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Don't worry, Capcom has consistently removed Denuvo for their older games. RE Village for example had its Denuvo removed just last year IIRC. If you wait a bit (I'm talking like 2 years min) DRDR will have its DRM removed too.
Who cares about Dad's Annoying 4.