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Quite possibly the dumbest thing I've read in a while....
As to original question, yes. It will have zero impact going offline other than letting you know you're not connected to a network if you try to play any of the online modes. I'm not sure why you would think Denuvo would cause issues.
Though I took the time to disable my net and restart my computer offline so there could be no question when I booted up Tekken 7 offline. Ran flawlessly with no issues. Honestly this was a pretty stupid question. But there is your answer.
What's so dumb? We both said yes so you agree with me and made a redundant post.
No there is no LAN specific capability, its peer to peer, not like old school games. It's like a swarm on a torrent. It will work on LAN or internet.The pirates all got kicked off when Denuvo updated, so they can't do anything now. They never even got the Goose. Denuvo was never cracked, just bypassed partially so it could still update itself and the game so the crack would be overwritten and made incompatable.
They could play online and still could if a new bypass or a real crack comes out becaue of the SpaceWar glitch which lets pirated games be launched with Steam. They were never considered to be offline. The cracked copy had to be launched with Steam to work online because Steam handles all the online traffic. If you look up the ports for Tekken 7 they are just the ports Steam has always used for years.