DRM stopping pirates from downloading the game doesn't affect pirates???
Do people pirate games that require steam?
I'm often tempted to pirate games I already own legally just so I don't have to deal with the bullshit sometimes.
Meanwhile at CD Projekt...
I'm often tempted to pirate games I already own legally just so I don't have to deal with the bullshit sometimes.
Meanwhile at CD Projekt...
As someone who hacks fifa to get cool red hair and afros online, this is true
I'm often tempted to pirate games I already own legally just so I don't have to deal with the bullshit sometimes.
Meanwhile at CD Projekt...
it's unobtrusive and they also provide a sense of extreme convenience (steam with its large sales, netflix with its selection for $8 a month)Steam and Netflix both use drm though
I've cracked plenty of games I own. Before Steam I used to do it habitually just so I didn't need to have the disk in to play something.
Begin countdown to Denuvo hack.Because DRM always works.
Pirates bypass DRM, it doesn't affect them so much as temporarily inconvenience them.
Pirates bypass DRM, it doesn't affect them so much as temporarily inconvenience them.
DRM is not cool, but people should enrage at pirates not the studios protecting their intellectual property.
Somehow I think the number of people who would have pirated it but fold and end up paying for it will be higher than the people who decide to skip the game based on principle. I'm sure Rockstar believes the same.If I'm paying for your product I'm not dealing with bullshit DRM.
Denuvo = No Sale
A quick check shows cracked copies of both games mentioned by OP. It doesn't slow anyone down.
The drm impacting performance in lotf is just speculation.Isn't this DRM part of the reason LotF is so crashy on the PC?
If it's unobtrusive and doesn't causes crashing, I'm fine with it, but if it's going to cause stability and usability issue, they can fuck right off.
The whole point is that this DRM is currently unbroken. It's like saying we shouldn't use TLS or other online security because they might get hacked in the future.
it depends if the news gets out that it's brought to us by the brilliant minds that brought us securomAs long as it doesn't interfere with legitimately purchased copies of the game I see no problems at all. If it does, then yeah it's bullshit. GTAV would undoubtedly be one of the most pirated games ever otherwise.
Somehow I think the number of people who would have pirated it but fold and end up paying for it will be higher than the people who decide to skip the game based on principle. I'm sure Rockstar believes the same.
So where's the proof of this affecting performance?
The whole point is that this DRM is currently unbroken. It's like saying we shouldn't use TLS or other online security because they might get hacked in the future.
Denuvo was built by the remainders of the old Sony DADC team, the guys who made SecuROM.
Yeah, I wouldn't trust this at all. Rumors of performance issues in other games using it is enough.
Will this interfere with mods?
This is i hate the most.I have a strong feeling it will
For now, this isn't an unbroken DRM that has lasted ages and loads of games - its likely unbroken because its new and so far only 2 games use it.
Give it time, once a big name game comes along i wouldn't be surprised if its cracked shortly after (and GTA V is the next big game to use it).
Denuvo is strong shit. Fifa15 is still not cracked.
Well, the denuvo site itself says the it was broken after 46 days in fifa14.The whole point is that this DRM is currently unbroken. It's like saying we shouldn't use TLS or other online security because they might get hacked in the future.
So where's the proof of this affecting performance?
For now, this isn't an unbroken DRM that has lasted ages and loads of games - its likely unbroken because its new and so far only 2 games use it. Give it time, once a big game comes along i wouldn't be surprised if its cracked shortly after (and GTA V is the next big game to use it).
DRM stopping pirates from downloading the game doesn't affect pirates???
And your answer is that instead of going for an unobtrusive, unbroken DRM scheme they should instead make it always online??
WTF