Sounds like a convinient narrative posted on reddit by pirates.
They claim a 5X CPU hit. Give me a break. The game wouldn't run if that was the case.
Of course DRM exists for pirates. When a pirate sees all his friends are playing the newest hit game and he can't because it's not been cracked yet, and could take any number of weeks to be cracked, then i'd guess he's more likely to just buy the game to join in with everyone else.
People are complaining about this DRM even though there is no evidence that it is harmful or obtrusive to their playing of the game. GTAV is not online only on any other platform but you believe that people will not complain if it was for PC?
YesDo people pirate games that require steam?
Because FIFA's more popular so EA probably cares more about people pirating it.If Fifa15 has it how do we know if DA:I won't have it as well?
I know I'm not a sample of the average consumer, but I can't help but notice the irony of how their attempt to "protect their product" turned my stance from
"I'm going to buy this shit as soon as it's available on PC"
to
"Man, I'm really conflicted about this. I'll take my time to think if I really want to buy this game".
Well, except when they want to play online.
Hmm:
-made by the SecuRom guys
-still has actual SecuRom code
-both Lords of the Fallen and Fifa 15 have reported performance issues.
Yeah, I will assume the absolute fucking worst until proof of contrary comes.
god dammit i despise you for pointing this outIf Fifa15 has it how do we know if DA:I won't have it as well?
this has been covered in the thread multiple times
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.
Guess I won't be in a rush to pick this up.
Oh, this is the magical double-stacked DRM that makes the game somehow run better, is it?
Not knowing anything how this particular DRM works, I wonder how futureproof it is. Does it work on Windows 2025 without updates from Rockstar/Denuvo (because we know those updates won't be coming at that point)? Basically I'm wondering if this will set an expiry date on GTA 5 on PC like Starforce (which was a terrible DRM, but in the form of a driver to be fair) did to so many games a decade or so ago.
-made by the SecuRom guys
-still has actual SecuRom code
Because they fucking hate PC gamers, as it can be seen by:
-Delayed PC version of GTA V
-Purposely breaking mods for their games(happened with GTA IV/Saint Andreas)
-Shitloads of DRM (Securom+Social Club+GFWL on GTA IV. ALL OF THEM. AT THE SAME TIME)
-They added a warning on GTA IV store page basically saying that thay aren't patching GFWL out.
And now this shit. Rockstar can put the PC port back where the sun doesn't shine, because holy fuck, if you hate platform that much, you might as well stay the fuck away from it.
GTA IV has no Steam DRM(CEG). You can play your Steam copy without starting steam, afaik.
yes but what i mean is that you're saying nobody complains about league, hearthstone, dota and tf2 all being online only and nobody complains because they're free in the first place, whereas everyone complained about sim city being online only because it was a $60 title that was a step back in every way from previous games and had severe server issues for the first few weeks of its launch preventing people from playing the game that they paid $60 for
It's GTA5. You're gonna have to have some godly willpower to wait a year to get it for 10 bucks or something, assuming you haven't played it on consoles yet. I don't even care, I'm getting it. The "principle" doesn't matter to me; it's GTA5. #partoftheproblemI know I'm not a sample of the average consumer, but I can't help but notice the irony of how their attempt to "protect their product" turned my stance from
"I'm going to buy this shit as soon as it's available on PC"
to
"Man, I'm really conflicted about this. I'll take my time to think if I really want to buy this game".
Or you could use common sense.I'll bow to both of your obviously well researched and not knee jerk reactionary social studies into software piracy, its causes and effects.
"Denuvo is the new company formed from a management buyout of the Sony DADC DigitalWorks team, the team that developed best-of-breed copy protection systems like SecuROM for games and Screen Pass for movies"
No fucking thanks
I pointed it out on page 2, so yeah. No beef, just saying. Straight from the company's website.Sorry, I did a search for the owner's name but nothing came up. I thought it was relevant to point out the link between the two companies rather than what people have said that it's "just like SecuROM".
ea is the company that said dragon age 2 wasn't using securom everytime they were asked before the game came out and then they clarified and said it was using a release control program made by the same team that made securomBecause FIFA's more popular so EA probably cares more about people pirating it.
*sigh*
I'm still going to try to get this, but if my budget forces me to choose between this and Witcher 3, it won't be a hard decision to make. When I finally decide to pre-order these games, I'm definitely setting the money aside for Witcher 3 first.
So people actually do this? I was wondering about it. If you're just talking about cracked exes I used to do it just to avoid the disc check on some games. I have no idea if people actually do it to avoid today's bullshit DRM though.
This BS with DRM on PC has got to stop.
Lot's of piracy comes from poorer countries who can't afford these games anyway, so that's no money lost.
Secondly, the PC market has no second hand market whatsoever, we have to buy new.
-Delayed PC version of GTA V - Makes sense if they want to maximise revenue and prevent it eating into sales of the console versions.
-Purposely breaking mods for their games(happened with GTA IV/Saint Andreas) - Purposely?? When and what mods?
Or you could use common sense.
People don't complain about WoW or KOTOR being online only because they're MMOs and social games by nature. No one wants to play by themselves in an empty offline world.
LoL, DOTA2, Hearthstone, and TF2 are competitive multiplayer games. No one wants to play by themselves offline in an empty game with bots.
People don't complain about the always online requirement for those games because without online and other humans they're absolutely pointless to play. It's pointless to compare those to GTAV or other games with huge singleplayer components. Take Sim City for example, people complained the shit out of that game's always online requirement because it added absolutely nothing to the game, which was always an offline, single player experience.
I pointed it out on page 2, so yeah. No beef, just saying. Straight from the company's website.
For people who played LotF, how intrusive is this DRM?
I like GTA. I don't like it THAT much.It's GTA5. You're gonna have to have some godly willpower to wait
100% unobtrusive.
It has to be for GTA V, since Rockstar has no other PC releases coming anytime soon (wtb red dead) let alone have they announced any other games in development.So...has this actually been confirmed other than their logo on their website?
Also, the post on the forum says that Rockstar was added today to their list of partners, but Wayback Machine shows them there as recent as May 2014.
"Rootkits" DRMs are never unobtrusive. In fact they are typically the worst case of "intrusive".100% unobtrusive.
Why do you keep saying this when it hasn't been proven either way?
I suppose Arkham Knight will use it as well, since WB is on there.