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>Sega bends over and decides to release their game on the platform that makes the least money, so they get denuvo to have a little bit of security and avoid losing that much money from people pirating it.
>"MUH freedom" "i wont be able to play this game in 50 years because servers will go down" "frames drop to 10 fps with denuvo!!" "pirating day 1 xDD ♥♥♥♥ denuvo"
No wonder why jp hates pc gaming. This kids just hear denuvo and they go ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ on why they arent getting the game (Which im pretty sure they dont even know what it is for)
For all the non braindeads out there, get this game. Its honestly a 10/10, specially this one. the best yakuza of the series (even better than 6 imo). And for the price.. pfft its a steal.
Just a heads up fellas: Steam is a DRM
DRM has no impact on cheaters, it has zero benefit to the customer really. It's main goals are just trying to mitigate piracy (shortterm) and please shareholders.
if they did, I don't think you could find that many people against it in first place
So, thank you very much Denuvo!
It's a rather simple thing, and pretty much never the problem with game releases.