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I'm not about to pay a monthly fee to play games cause developers didn't want to port their games to PC.

#Devil may cry 5 denuvo Pc

As a PC gamer who didn't get God of War and Red Dead Redemption 2 I can agree. Rather than working on the service these people are worried about exclusive content. If Disney makes their own service, and Microsoft, and Sony, and etc then this will get very expensive fast for some people. So it isn't just $16 a month for some people. He literally cancels $300 worth of subscriptions and donates it to charity and he still keeps Netflix. Of the 1% that aren't complete shit, most I'd only ever play once and never again cause these games were meh. Game streaming services can offer me every game ever made, but I consider 99% of games to be complete shit. Hence why music CDs died off and now you can buy a song for like 44 cents. Nobody cares what it offers, I want one thing.

This is the same problem people had with music CD that cost $25 when you only really wanted one song. I have a narrow band of interests and like maybe a handful of shows and movies.

#Devil may cry 5 denuvo tv

The apps don't work on TV as they made sure it has to be a phone or tablet.ДЄs great as it sounds to have access to thousands of titles, people don't care. The worst part is that they offer an app for both PC and mobile devices that doesn't need a cable box that eats more electricity than a refrigerator and costs $10 per month each box. You sound like an intelligent enough person to realize no game servers are going to be kept up indefinitely, so I guess you just don't give a crap about game preservation.Click to expand.The point being missed here is why pay for $300 worth of streaming services to get what used to cost $240 a month with cable? BTW that's exactly how much my uncle pays for his Spectrum service to watch TV. Where can be any number of reasons for this: licensing/legal issues, publishers/developers going out of business, server running costs becoming unsustainable for older games, etc. If at any point in the future the servers of an always-online game go down permanently, it's no longer playable. What a wonderful, less offensive alternative DRM you're suggesting here. So now there are two things that may or may not function as expected for the game to be playable at any given time. Sometimes the game's servers go down too and then suddenly nobody in the world can play the game in question. I'm glad to hear this doesn't ever happen to you often enough to bother you, fuck you got mine amirite? Don' mind the 5-20% performance loss with Denuvo, I can't even launch the games I own when that happens. Sometimes my internet goes down, and when that happens I can't play any online games at all. Are we really suggesting online-only DRM as a better alternative for anything now. All the biggest games in the world are online, people can afford to be online to play, they must be online most of the time. Instead of paying Denuvo, pay AWS and support your game longer. Not for the player and not for the publisher. When weighting pro/cons, this current situation is not worth it to me. Your'e telling me that the users of these games that require a substantial PC to run and good internet connection to get can't remain online to play them? yeah, no.

#Devil may cry 5 denuvo full

The offline mode in that game shouldn't exist, it's just not the full experience and the game begs you to not use it and the online features really does increase the longevity of the product compared with the past game. Look at a game like Hitman, it's single player but it's also an online game. You can use the online opportunity to improve your product as well. As long as it can go offline it can be cracked. It would be a lot harder to make server emulators and bypass that for every release than it is to crack an anti tamper solution.

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Instead they'd rather make the experience worse by attaching unwanted cryptography software that will obviously have some performance hit to accommodate a tiny base that some times wants to play offline. Offline gaming isn't a thing anymore, specially on PC when effectively 100 percent of software is distrusted online and requires online activation anyway.

I'm not sure why Denuvo even exists, the solution to piracy is very obvious Make everyone login to your server.