Some cite cost as a reason, some just like the thrill, others believe they should have unlimited rights with their games, and still others only want to try the game as a demo, planning to buy it later if they like it.DRM is meant to keep a pirate from having their way with a game, and Denuvo is supposed to be one of the toughest DRMs around at this point. However, the pirating community likes to find ways around that. What Even Are DRM and Denuvo?Ī good majority of gamers go about playing their games in the legitimate way: purchasing and using them within the boundaries set out by the company, whether that be not sharing it so others can access without paying or something along those lines. The answer? Well, that's not so easy to say.
One may wonder why Denuvo was targeted immediately as the cause of gamers' misery and what the big deal is with it being included with Forces. Now that Sega announced Sonic Forces will come with Denuvo at launch, players at least have fair warning of what's ahead-even if that just means they can get their pitchforks ready early. After investigating it, though, Sega said Denuvo wasn't the cause of the problem, and Denuvo remains part of the game-even though it's been cracked.
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