Denuvo is relatively new solution so it only now gaining visibility is understandable. Also it maybe isn't DRM like Origin or Steam, but it's DRM in a sense that it protects .exe from being cracked.
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I don't see the need for bioware to insult everyone's intelligence by trying to justify their DRM with "its because multiplayer", when MP centric games from EA dont even use it "BF4".
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I don't see the need for bioware to insult everyone's intelligence by trying to justify their DRM with "its because multiplayer", when MP centric games from EA dont even use it "BF4".
Also when is the OT going up? I've noticed that even without OTs going up before release date, people always find a psuedo OT to post in.
I want to try EA Access' demo but I have doubts about how it works: it's six hours of gameplay or will the clock on the 'demo' continue to run even if I'm not playing?
Just curious, but is there not going to be a Digital Foundry of this? So far, nothing.
Also when is the OT going up? I've noticed that even without OTs going up before release date, people always find a psuedo OT to post in.
I want to try EA Access' demo but I have doubts about how it works: it's six hours of gameplay or will the clock on the 'demo' continue to run even if I'm not playing?
Just curious, but is there not going to be a Digital Foundry of this? So far, nothing.
Apparently comparisons between the consoles is embargoed.
Bioware has always been short tempered, that's why I avoid their forums.![]()
I don't see the need for bioware to insult everyone's intelligence by trying to justify their DRM with "its because multiplayer", when MP centric games from EA dont even use it "BF4".
Just curious, but is there not going to be a Digital Foundry of this? So far, nothing.
Apparently comparisons between the consoles is embargoed.
Is this true? I recall it just being a random member saying that it was totally because of an embargo, and not because they were busy.
The preload fun on Origin continues..
Talked to the help desk and told them everything I tried and he was stumped so he contacted an "expert". Expert gave a solution that I hadn't tried - it didn't work - and said it might just be server load. Might be playing the PS4 version on Tuesday instead. :-\
At least he was cool about the whole thing though.
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I don't see the need for bioware to insult everyone's intelligence by trying to justify their DRM with "its because multiplayer", when MP centric games from EA dont even use it "BF4".
Starting from the beginning of the PS4 version at:
http://www.twitch.tv/generaldrew
Will answer any questions you guys have!
I'm making a spoiler thread the moment the OT is out, yo
Indeed, its a new system, and probably a lot of EA games will start to use it going forward.
That being said, this comes from the guys responsible for making the Sony rootkit, of course its DRM not matter what Bioware or them try to label it.
It it doesnt have any adverse effect on the game themselves, then i dont have a problem with it, despite not enjoying the fact that PC players are treated as if they were all potential criminals.
I treat the rest of the world as potential criminals when I lock the door to my house in the morning when I go to work.
Yeah, but the rest of the world doesnt pay you for the privilege.![]()
I'm reading another where the author complains about tactical camera, ehhhh. I'm seriously thinking about canceling my pre-order, seems like this game was always meant to be action oriented :/
I'm making a spoiler thread the moment the OT is out, yo
Wasn't that just random, 100% made up, accusation by gaffer?![]()
Is this true? I recall it just being a random member saying that it was totally because of an embargo, and not because they were busy.
Thank you for that. I know people try to be careful, but sometimes stuff slips or how something is phrased will give it away, never mind the fact that people have different definitions of "spoiler".
Thank you. The new OT rules make spoilers pop up everywhere, even if people are being "careful".
Sentences like "Oh my gosh it it true that totally dark and terrible thing happens with that ONE important advisor with that ONE weapon?!?!" is still spoiler even if it doesn't say anything specific. ;_;
And yes above is just a fictional example on something I've seen floating around quite a lot.
When I pay for the privilege of flying I have to be body scanned and treated as a potential terrorist. I can come up with a million examples and I don't see why people get bent out of shape about DRM, unless the process actually affects the game experience adversely. In which case it's the execution, not the concept of DRM, that's the problem.
When I pay for the privilege of flying I have to be body scanned and treated as a potential terrorist. I can come up with a million examples and I don't see why people get bent out of shape about DRM, unless the process actually affects the game experience adversely. In which case it's the execution, not the concept of DRM, that's the problem.
Anti-consumer DRM has been more common than not, from installing rootkits on your computer, to always online for single player games, to gimping performance, to limiting the number of installs of software you own.
And for what? Piracy is still rampant despite DRM, there is no direct correlation between strong DRM and increases in sales.
some companies have understood this and have stopped using DRM because they do their most to treat their customers with respect and quality software. Look at CDProjekt and The Witcher... no DRM whatsoever and that hasn't stopped the series from selling and getting both critical and commercial success.
Just because someone doesnt mind getting TSA's hand shoved up their innards, doesnt mean rest of the clients have to take it... so to speak.
I find this quote funny when having a robot in a pirate suit as an avatar.
Anti-consumer DRM has been more common than not, from installing rootkits on your computer, to always online for single player games, to gimping performance, to limiting the number of installs of software you own.
And for what? Piracy is still rampant despite DRM, there is no direct correlation between strong DRM and increases in sales.
some companies have understood this and have stopped using DRM because they do their most to treat their customers with respect and quality software. Look at CDProjekt and The Witcher... no DRM whatsoever and that hasn't stopped the series from selling and getting both critical and commercial success.
Just because someone doesnt mind getting TSA's hand shoved up their innards, doesnt mean rest of the clients have to take it... so to speak.
Yeah some post on gaf is what I'm basing it off of. I'm surprised there is no comparison yet if it's not the case. There's a thread for Farcry already.
Indeed, because not having an Avatar must mean you have something to hide... interweb logic is a wonder to behold.
Once again, you seem to confuse the issue of concept versus execution. Obviously I would want security screens, just as I would want DRM, to be done in the least intrusive, most convenient way possible.
So when it is intrusive, when it is inconvenient, I criticism the process and ask them to improve it. I don't use it as a reason to claim that airport screening should be abandoned completely, same applies to DRM. CD-Projekt can do what they do, I also personally know people who pirated Witcher 1 and 2 and played the whole game without paying. So it's not clear to me that the solution they chose is the model that everyone else should follow.
Does this Denuvo shit not have a 24 hour check?
I have read that it needs to check the license/executable every 24 hours, which more or less makes this work like Microsofts horrible DRM that was planned for Xbox One.
I'm making a spoiler thread the moment the OT is out, yo
preload is already up. you should have received an e-mail.
Source : http://youtu.be/sVw7-1G26ss
Everywhere or just in the US?