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can't play the Denuvo implemented games they bought. Try searching for "codefusion" and you'll see. The freaking thing can randomly crap out and block you from playing the games.

without an acquired authorization token or link you to a codefusion website if it can't acquire the token.
NONE OF THEM (including the site) MENTION DENUVO ANYWHERE, NOT ANYMORE.
As you can see, they went

codefusion servers I mentioned in my previous post. The duration is two weeks by default but can be set to any length by the publisher.

Finally, I wish I could share your confidence but history isn't on

that don't mention it at all:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/350640/Sherlock_Holmes_The_Devils_Daughter
https://support.codefusion.technology/shtdd/

https://store.steampowered.com/app/650070

/0/4751948774785544238/

https://steamcommunity.com/app/2358720/discussions/search/?q=Codefusion&gidforum=3815165367077209211&include_deleted=1

https://steamcommunity.com/app/2679460/discussions/0/6781949392683018116

error code which seems to be related to the Denuvo DRM. It tells me to go here:

https://support.codefusion.technology/dqb2_s5a2iic/

And sometimes it gives me a code to request an authorization code

servers are handling the token generation directly instead of using the Codefusion or WB servers.

the codefusion link given by CheeseBoar. Adding to this, it happens frequently enough for Microsoft to have it listed as a known issue:


In the end, it's very simple, Steam is tolerated, even
bother with them. They even made their post citing these absurd claims immediately after it was pointed out the Codefusion links are almost always unrelated to Denuvo and due to other random crashes (a

.

https://support.codefusion.technology/rime_21201612/

Denuvo-laden games are tied to Denuvo's servers. If all it was doing was checking to see if Steam was still functioning the right way, then support sites like that with special Denuvo