Good games don’t need DRM. They will sell regardless.

Just Cause 3. Get your “research” going.

I’m gonna buy one copy, because that’s all I need.

Denuvo was a nightmare for Just Cause 3 and it has posed problems, albeit on a smaller scale, for all games it’s included in.

Well, most Denuvoed games have serious performance issues. Except Doom, but it CTDs every once in a while.

This is flat out false. Many pirates would not buy the game anyway but a significant portion would.

At the end of the day you can make that same argument about advertisement, box art, even stopping to do interviews.

Not as a direct hit to performance, but an indirect one. The money and time they spend getting it to work with their game could be used to improve the game.

From what I understand Denuvo can often be a pain in the ass to get it to work with a game and is expensive to the point that only big devs can afford it. This all, of course, is from my amateur research into how they add it into a game.

the best anti-pirate protection is when the games are good, highly polished, easily accessible and inexpensive.

...This has been Wednesday evening’s edition of the very long-running series, Kaepernick Fans and their Strawmen.

And you think that being a whiney millennial hipster makes you relevant.

huh?

Beware the HYPE... We all know what it leads to...

Well, it’s free. You can find out yourself how well it runs.

I don’t want a skylanders game. I want a new spyro game.

Practical will still be #1 until CGI is done well enough where you seriously cannot tell the difference.

Only if it was “Linton” instead of “Rump”

EDIT: I don’t like either candidate. Just musing over why there isn’t a different model to represent the other candidate.