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Are there even any good games worth putting effort into that use Denuvo at this point?
the damn yakuza series is amazing but sega has such a hard on for denuvo
Anno 1800
Denuvo makes games bad, so no, there aren't.
I don't buy anything with Denuvo.
Like I needed more reason to never buy games with Denuvo. But hey added to the list.
I genuinely wish nothing but the worst for Denuvo. Scum of the earth. DRM sucks, I do my best to avoid games with Denuvo.
denuvo can suck my balls
DeNOvo.
That was definitely a thing trying to get Monster Hunter Wilds to work when it first came out.
What's the fix, presumably it must sure that data somewhere, or is it an online DRM? No interest in buying the game as they fuck over the UK on pricing, it's so expensive here, more than Australia too.
This sounds like a challenge almost. Why is this behaviour not flooding their support and legal team?
There is a class action law suit coming together on this.
This game frankly sucks anyways. I played it for 2 hours and refunded it. Awful performance and incoherent as fuck gameplay.
Performance hit might be due to Denuvo too. I think it was the Harry Potter game that was terrible with Denuvo, but the cracked version run like a breeze
Just boykott games using this kind of shit.
Denuvo has a set limit on the amount of activations it allows per-game. This is five systems it detects within 24 hours.
Happened to me with Persona 4 a couple years ago. Got locked out of the game for 24 hours because I was trying to make FMVs work.