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TBH no, that is old news and fixed afaik
Denuvo=no buy ;/.
Yeah let us treat the customer like a criminal, and then patronise them if they do not like that treatment.
Sad, removing it from my wishlist.
And to the 'denier' about DRM issues. I own many games that are completely unplayable because their DRM are not working anymore. I am a bit tired to have to find 'creative' solutions to play some games I bought LEGALLY but that are unplayable not because the game is unplayable, but because the DRM is not working anymore.
On top of that, Denuvo has been proved again and again to be a cause for troubles for gamers. When you know how much money Denuvo cost, that some badly used money that could have been saved or put in more dev.
And those who want to keep saying "piracy hurt blah blah", google "EU Study Piracy", and see how the study got 'buried' because what the study (that did cost 360k Euro) did not say what the DRM lobbies hoped it would say.
A quick resume :
"
The European Commission paid €360,000 (about $428,000) for a study on how piracy impacts the sales of copyrighted music, books, video games, and movies. But the EU never shared the report—possibly because it determined that there is no evidence that piracy is a major problem.
"
See you when Denuvo is removed and the game playable without that blorb.
I couldn’t agree more.
....and what games are those then?