People only make a big deal out of Denuvo because they were told about it. I don't even see how this has to do with Denuvo at all.
but it isn't going to happen 99.9% of the time unless you did something really wrong. If for some reason, your steam account got banned, then yeah, this would be a problem. Supporting the ability of platforms to disable your entire game library is anti-consumer. If you buy the game on steam, you can't do this either. You can't make playable back-ups of your games. If your Steam account gets hacked or locked, your games are gone, because they were never really yours, and you never really even had a copy of them. If you purchase a Denuvo game on Steam, you must use Steam forever or abandon your purchases to the wind.
Supposedly you need it when the game updates as well, but this wouldn't happen unless you were connected to the internet.ĭenuvo locks you into your purchase platform for now to eternity. I think like 5 of the points on the page are "if you don't have internet, you can't play!" even though that's not true, you only need internet for the first time you boot up the game (which you're going to have cause you just downloaded it). Regardless of how you feel about Denuvo (and considering the sub I'm on I have an idea), this page doesn't do a very good job of explaining the bad side of things, as it sounds like a run-on sentence of someone really trying to dig at the bottom of the barrel for reasons it's bad. This page just repeats the same points over and over, and even then, it stretches some really unlikely scenarios to push the point.
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