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Denuvo is saving the video game industry, pirates are destroying it 2017-06-20 12:03:10 Post No. 381151629
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Denuvo is saving the video game industry, pirates are destroying it 2017-06-20 12:03:10 Post No. 381151629
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Denuvo is saving the video game industry, pirates are destroying it
PiratesAreNiggers (ID: !i2ZQ1YyKNQ)
2017-06-20 12:03:10
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So it has come to my attention that there is a significant number of people being excited because Denuvo is getting cracked. But have you guys ever wondered what this would mean? You guys want to destroy Denuvo but you do realize Denuvo is the reason why we are seeing games like Nier Automata released for PC that would have been otherwise console exclusives? Do you realize that Denuvo is the greatest tool against piracy because unlike SecuROM and Starforce it does not affect performance and the best part is ITS NOT A DRM. You guys complain about DRM being anti consumer and yet you are actively supporting Steam which is a DRM itself. Denuvo is just an anti tamper and the very best protection in the world. If I were an indie game developer I would have gladly paid for Denuvo because I actually want to protect my game against pirates. Pirates destroy the industry and they should honestly be exterminated.
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>If I were an indie game developer I would have gladly paid for Denuvo because I actually want to protect my game against pirates.
you don't know what you're talking about.
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>Does not affect performance
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>>381151992
Please provide a solid proof that it hinders performance
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>>381151629
fuck off already this is completely paid out at this point, shitpost creatively if you absolutely have to
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>>381151629
>video game industry
maybe people should make videogames that they would find fun to play and not a quarterly earnings product designed for absolute mass appeal
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>denuvo
Don't throw stones in a glass house, those cunts use software they don't own licenses for.
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>If I were an indie game developer I would have gladly paid for Denuvo because I actually want to protect my game against pirates.
Why would you waste your money on ineffective DRM?
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