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There might have been a time back when, but these are the same people putting denuvo in their .exe
As far as Tech 5 is concerned, just because it hasn't happen yet doesn't mean it won't happen at all. So far there really hasn't been anything to indicate that id would change that strategy. The only unknown is how much Carmack influenced those decisions and if his absence from id will prevent Tech 5/6 and future engines from being republished as open source.
I think a lot of influence. Carmack is gone. Willets loves DRM. He nearly had us authenticate with an online server when we went into the sewers in RAGE.
But with the latest iteration id software can't even make their engine stable for their own game. Not at launch and not now weeks later. It's probably a garbled mess with a nice, modern OpenGL renderer bolted on. I doubt the CTD issues will ever get fixed at this point. id are trash tier now on the tech front.
And as mentioned above, they seem to spend more effort on crazy DRM than on shipping a working engine.