Updating code in a 3rd party product (like Denuvo code in a game produced by another company) is a super good way of breaking code in someones product. the fact the game is already cracked, on day0, removing Denuvo would make it easier to crack? You mean minutes instead of hours? You cant say 'fk it' and let piracy run rampant either, because that cut into returns on games that are becoming increasingly more expensive to produce. The more accessible pirated games are, then more people will use them. Which would obviously cause a few problems. If they REALLY wanted to make Denuvo unbreakable, then they'd have to update it like 2-3 times a day. Obviously has nothing to do with Denuvo then however.

But thats an odd mixed bag though some people's performance is fine and others is subpar so idk. You do know Denuvo sell their security to devs on the pitch of that it will secure the game for it's 'release period' and after that they don't make assurances? And the devs pay A LOT for this (both cold hard digital cash and in game performance?).Īs you said that you don't experience high load times now - can I assume you had a preview version of the game? So its obviously got nothing to do with Denuvo.Īnd how would making it even easier to pirate be a good thing btw? Soooo. The load times in this game are much better for most now too. Maschinengewehr님이 먼저 게시:I havent experienced any issues with Denuvo, and many others havent either.

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