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this only reason.
What happened was that I would buy a game, then the game would not work properly, infact in many scenarios it would downright prevent me from playing.
It is a 3rd party software, so the dangers of what it could collect was also a concern.
Meanwhile.
People that was not as honest a consumer as me, got a hassle free experience by handing themselves the cake for free....
Devenu punish honest consumers, not the dishonest ones... It is like having a detector system in a store, where a person grab you by the... lower parts to see if you hide any chocolate (apperently, that is luxury now) while letting thieves that just take and throw the bar outside the shop get away hassle free......
So stay with GOG exclusively if you have real problems. You'll still find the occasional game that doesn't work properly though.
The point is that on steam (that is already light drm) it makes no sense to put on Denuvo and the great part is that most developers don´t do that, so its not a huge issue.
More importantly it does do some bad. It kind of sort of is known to bloat game files and cause performance hits. Valve already has copy protection if any barrier will be sufficient.
On the flip side though, as things stand Deneuvo seems to protect 20% of sales if it can survive three months into the release cycle[www.sciencedirect.com].
You probably don't want to keep Deneuvo on for just three months because the pirates might just wait it out, but a year after release after all of the hype dies out, and you've had a good cycle through all of the seasonal sales it probably doesn't make sense to keep it on anymore, and any hindrance to your actual legitimate customers is a bit of a downside, hence why companies often ultimately remove it.
Many of you people are and will be priced out of the housing market and will basically be stuck in the rent trap forever, some of you will lose your jobs and replaced by A.I, some of you will be left with a life time of student loan debt. But we are more worried about Deneuvo for games we don't even own anymore... come on guys, we can do better.
The whole point of the Deck is to bring it with me and play games when I travel, the fact that I need to be online so it runs the license check which lasts for a week or so is stupid. If I am experimenting with the Proton versions then I have 5 chances until I'm locked out of a game I purchased.