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Denuvo plans to offer independent benchmarks in an attempt to prove its DRM doesn't cause performance problems | PC Gamer (www.pcgamer.com)

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[–] NightOwl@lemmy.one 9 points 1 year ago

Any independent tests to prove that denuvo doesn't impact gameplay when it comes to actually being able to launch and play the game? An experience that will never prompt reactivation when playing offline and require reconnecting to the internet?

Or actually be smart enough to realize when a game is installed on the same device so doesn't encounter a 5 device activation limit when trying out different proton versions?

Because getting in the way of being able to actually play the game is the biggest impact denuvo can have on performance to the point where the game doesn't even perform...