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Positive reviews by ACG and Shill, sorry, SkillUp are good enough for me. Gaming enthusiasts are overly vocal nobodies. I'm sorry to be the one that has to tell you this, but you just aren't as important as you seem to think you are. Most people who buy and play games couldn't even tell you what denuvo is. We are a miniscule fraction of a drop in the bucket of people who buy games. You, me and everyone else that posts on gaming forums are NOTHING to game companies. I don't even know where to start with that. You think a handful of zealots represent the majority of gamers? Goodness. You also cannot prove that a sale that didn't happen would've if there was DRM attached.

#DYING LIGHT STEAM PORT PRO#

Or more importantly whether it's someone in a forum spouting pro malware propaganda.ДЇorums are the vociferous but literal minority of the market, taking them as sources of consumers as a whole is plain folly. Many people are specifically not buying the game because it has that malware on it.ДЄll irregardless of whether piracy exists or doesn't, casual or not. Companies don't drop that kind of money on tech without doing some research to see if it benefits them.Д®xcept every forum, just this one proves you wrong. There isn't a game company in the world that thinks their DRM encoded game will never be cracked, and if there were no data that proved that these systems increased early sales beyond the cost of implementing them, no company would ever use them. Those people are in fact, the minority.Д¬asual piracy is very much a thing. Not everyone who downloads pirated games is a hardcore pirate who never buys games. If the pirated version is delayed by a month even, then there are people who would have pirated if it were available that will buy it instead of waiting. Pirates aren't going to go 'Well, I guess I'll buy it this time!', while the average person will just buy it because it's more convenient that way anyways.Д®xcept that's /exactly/ what happens and that's why companies use DRM like Denuvo. I don't think there's going to be a real difference in piracy between the two. WeвЂ™ll be actively reviewing feedback during the gameвЂ™s launch.Дo not hesitate to share yours with us too.ДЄnyone that wants to pirate it will just wait for this version to be cracked.

Into testing the game, and at this stage, we do not see any noticeable impact on It will not impact your gaming experience. ItвЂ™s a solution used widely for AAA games nowadays.Д«eing gamers ourselves, we understand your concerns, and we want to ensure that Released Dying Light 1, weвЂ™ve included the Denuvo system, at least for the To protect the efforts of the whole team from piracy we suffered when we Over fifteen hundred people invested their time and talent into making the game. Light 2 Stay Human was in development for seven years throughout that period,

Post on Steam from Techland responds to criticism of the move: Dying NME rounds up posts from unhappy customers seeking preorder refunds as a

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Update notes a change to Dying Light 2 Stay Human, saying Techland's

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