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So because the cracking team doesn't care about the game they remain uncracked. So does that actually matter? I mean are the games cracked or not?
More misinformation and lies you're spreading here. Why do you do that?
As for your last point. ♥♥♥♥ developed games will be ♥♥♥♥ developed regardless of Denuvo. Which is exactly why there's absolutely 0% performance difference for a game like Tekken 7
Personally I would rather not have denuvo than have it, though honestly I've never actually noticed its presence in games so its not a real big breaking point for me either way. That all being said, I can't stand made up ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ thats only being used to push a specific agenda. It really gets my goat.
We can go on for ages.. But in the end it can be cooked down to.
You don't care if you are restricted and annoyed to prevent something you don't do
As opposed to me.. I bought a ton of games (since I can afford luxury, even awful ones if I wanted) But I refuse to support a luxury good that tries to punish me because others don't want to support it.. The only thing DRM do is to turn more away from being honest customers and more into a life on a boat..
If you look at some of the most popular games on PC you will notice that alot of them do not have super intrusive DRM.. We already have steam and most accept that, not all.
No it can't. It can be cooked down to you don't like denuvo and you keep making up or parroting things you heard about denuvo but you can't actually sourse or support your arguments at all. It has nothing to do with likeing or disliking and everything to do with you making up ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ over and over again and treating it like facts. So again stop trying to "boil" this argument down to somthing to suit your needs and argue your logic, or lack there of.
Personally I don't care one bit what you think, or the fact that you beleive what the devs had to say about it, when multiple customers had problems with the initial version. I know it happened, and that is all I need to know about the situation.
I'm beginning to think you are paid to defend Denuvo, because you really seem really bothered by the fact that people have a problem with it. For the record I don't think it is as bad as others want it to be, I just don't agree with DRM (or in this case anti-tampering...which is just DRM by another name) as a general rule. I haven't let that stop me from buying games I want to play, as can be seen by my game list. I have several games that use Denuvo.
You have put furth no evidence yourself.. But let me guess.. you want to convince me that Denuvo does not call "home" regulary as well right ?
The fact is that Denuvo is not just waste of cash, its downright mad to give 3rd party groups free space to do whatever they like in huge games..
I support hassle free games where nobody thinks I am a theif, because with all DRM even Denuvo, the theifs will get it anyway... The only losers are honest paying customers, like you and me.
But Denuvo is only one of many reasons I would never touch or support this title..
Too be fair, most of those games aren't even being worked on to be cracked in the first place. So saying that half the games haven't been cracked may be an accurate statement, but you also have to take into account that noone is trying to crack THOSE games. I see new ones all the time that were "forgotten" about being cracked, but those games either won't be worked on, or they are on the backburner for newer games coming out.
That's what's great about it: it's not intrusive, it's very performant, it has a single focus in anti tamper, it's third party and it works very well.
And I don't like the fact that pirates can play games for free when I paid money for it. Most have a problem with that. Just look at what happens when someone admits piracy, a lot of insults.
That doesn't mean they can't be, or haven't been (unreleased crack), just that noone cares to do it for those games. The lack of a group not doing something...is not evidence that it can't be done.
Whether it is circumventing Denuvo (which by the way Panic Fire, any game I have pirated which used Denuvo, did not in fact have Denuvo running when it was bypassed, so you are misinformed on that point), or straight ripping it out...Denuvo as it stands today is defeated. That said...it was never designed to not be cracked/defeated...it was designed to get those First Day sales from consumers. Both the impatient and people that don't pirate games in the first place. So it does exactly what it is supposed to do.
As for those games that "call home" all the time. Which is the developers call. There is a solution for that as well. Denuvo is not the same as when it was released, and the argument that it isn't as intrusive as it is made out to be is a valid one.
But that is the point, it hasn't stopped piracy by any percentage what-so-ever. That 50% is an arbitrary number given that a lot of those games wouldn't have been worked on in the first place. Apathy is not a measure of success. All you have to do is look at what has came out in the past 6 months when it comes to the cracking game, and Denuvo's percentage of success is significantly lower, as most new releases have been cracked already.
That said, I do applaud the devs of Denuvo for designing a system that has slowed that process down in most cases, even if their program installs itself in your root, and can not be uninstalled by conventional means.