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They take our trust, then they betrayed.
The game is playable on Steam Deck.
I seriously have problems with japanese publishers and devs because they always pull stupid ♥♥♥♥ like this or their games don't work well with mnk most of the time or some other stupid ♥♥♥♥ problem they have with pc market. Its like their brains are only designed to work at 30fps with a controller anything else is a technical difficulty
I was talking about the difference in performance on different CPUs caused by running extra programs at the same time with the game. Plus the extra power consumption and strain put on your CPU from running said programs for extended periods of time.
I am well aware some people couldn't care less about game longevity, optimisation, their electricity bill or killing a few years off the life of their CPU. If you are one of them Denuvo does not affect you.
Depends on the CPU and how well the game optimizes its drawcalls. In essence, Denuvo pipes the drawcalls from the CPU to the GPU via several VM layers. The more drawcalls the game issues for certain tasks, the worse the impact will be.
Japanese games have a history of doing this rather poorly. With any game they release having massive CPU overhead (Dragon's Dogma, etc). So I suspect it's going to be noticable.
But the issue is, you cannot test the differences. To date, noone tested between a game that is compiled without denuvo. The "disabled" denuvo games they test basically omit the VM flag, but its still routed through the VM's and causing the CPU overhead.
You would need access to sourcecode and compile it without Denuvo to have an accurate test.
45-50 fps on one of the weakest hand helds is playable imo.
https://x.com/StellarBlade/status/1923087233198002687
You must have blown all your money on the PC and not having left any for the game.
All Denuvo=no buy people would have never bought the game and only pirated it.
FYI I have the same rig AND I preordered the game on GMG.
And "last minute"? It is still 3,5 weeks till release and it was the first page refresh since it was started.