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DRM = Digital Rights Management
Denuvo = Digital Rights Management
As a developer, you should stop blindly repeating silly business slogans.
this is beautiful
i wish i could frame that and hang it up in our living room over the chimney
but yeah, a general good advice is "dont make yourself enemies, when its not needed at all"
i can assure everyone in this thread that indie games dont need "anti temper software"
the amount of customers youll lose, bad rep you acquire and cost of the actual product outweights the anticipated gains by far
btw even the CEO of denuvo himself admits only the first 6 weeks after a release are critical for the finacial success of a game and are the main aim for denuvo "protection"
theres absolutely no sane reason for any game to have it after that time passed