Denuvo
To be fair they are adding A LOT to the game and unlike P5 Royal, you dont have replay the old story to get to the new story, from the beginning you can just choose the new route.Won't buy the game twice.
To be fair they are adding A LOT to the game and unlike P5 Royal, you dont have replay the old story to get to the new story, from the beginning you chose the new route.
You know Steam is a form of DRM, right?While people generally dislike DRM, it was a key factor that led many publishers to choose Steam initially. Additionally, DRM is a primary reason why GOG is missing numerous games."
Valve have been so good with their indoctrination that most people don't think of Steam as DRM, which is what its original purpose was (and still is). I remember the shitstorm back when Half-Life 2 required you to have a Steam account in order to be able to play it. PC gaming changed forever on that day...You know Steam is a form of DRM, right?
has a new route with a different story, and the old one too. each one 80 hours of content, so 80 hours of new content.Expensive for an old game
My point being - it's pointless to put Denuvo as yet another DRM. I get why publishers are doing this but I doubt it is saving them a lot of money (lots of old piracy arguments here).Valve have been so good with their indoctrination that most people don't think of Steam as DRM, which is what it's original purpose was (and still is). I remember the shitstorm back when Half-Life 2 required you to have a Steam account in order to be able to play it. PC gaming changed forever on that day...
You and me both.I doubt it is saving them a lot of money (lots of old piracy arguments here).
My point being - it's pointless to put Denuvo as yet another DRM. I get why publishers are doing this but I doubt it is saving them a lot of money (lots of old piracy arguments here).
Precisely, this is the same argument we got rid of 15 years ago. AFAIK not a single publisher ever presented a competent estimate of their lost revenue that went beyond "100k people torrenting from Pirate Bay = 100k copies less sold".You can argue that people that pirate games wouldn't pay for them anyway so denuvo doesn't really help.
Precisely, this is the same argument we got rid of 15 years ago. AFAIK not a single publisher ever presented a competent estimate of their lost revenue that went beyond "100k people torrenting from Pirate Bay = 100k copies less sold".
You know Steam is a form of DRM, right?
I'll only pick it up if I can get it for 20% off pre-purchase with any bonuses thanks to my Humble Store discount like I did with Like a Dragon 8 & Persona 3: ReloadDenuvo = no sale
To be fair they are adding A LOT to the game and unlike P5 Royal, you dont have replay the old story to get to the new story, from the beginning you can just choose the new route.
Steam is not a form of DRM. Steam is a storefront. Steamworks, which is a dev package that can provide libraries for cloud saves, MP, controller support and more, includes DRM component.You know Steam is a form of DRM, right?