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it's only because Denuvo is present. You can even just search the Steam Discussions for "codefusion" and you'll see how often people are locked out of their games
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https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/search/?q=codefusion&sort=time [/quote]

I probably own hundreds of Denuvo games and have never, ever, been locked out of one.
How many times have Steam gone down yet you're still here, it's only a problem when it suits your

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

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

https://steamcommunity.com/app/2878980/discussions/0/4751948774785544238/

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

https://steamcommunity.com/app

find any Denuvo markers on the Bethesda.net executable, while it does on the Steam protected executable.
Common markers such as codefusion related text and the /antitamperdiagnosis command line argument

of those restrictions and they'll do worse.

Maybe the arguments will stop being silly once you get hit with lovely codefusion error linking you to a website telling you they can't F❤❤❤ING validate

some games, so rarely it gets online.

So when Denuvo wants me to put the code in at this site
https://support.codefusion.technology/rotr54675345/
I have to go to that site on my work computer and then

know. It's just not easy to know before the game's been out - however, the codefusion pages for the game generally go up pre-release, and they use a pretty standard naming format. It's fairly easy to

," evidence to support this warning has been difficult to pin down. To my knowledge, no such files have ever been found.

EDIT:

Forgot, these weird sites: https://support.codefusion

's the page you get redirected to if Denuvo can't activate you for whatever reason:

https://support.codefusion.technology/deusex/

Funnily enough, Denuvo does everything it can to mask that this is

's a fair point-- I get that a lot of people don't care. Still, even if I can't play these games, the least they can do is warn us ahead of time that Denuvo is in place, a responsibility that CodeFusion