What are your thoughts on Denuvo DRM and SEGA using it for their PC games? Let us know in the comments below. This whole PC games, DRM and piracy has been a huge issue with publishers. F1 2020: Deluxe Schumacher Edition (v1.18 + 5 DLCs, MULTi11) from 19.7 GB / Coffee Noir: Business Detective Game (MULTi2) 957 MB / Phoenix Point: Year One Edition (v1.13 + 5 DLCs + Bonus Content, MULTi8) from 11. How long do you think it will take people to crack that? If you didn’t already know, Sonic Forces on PC will also be using Denuvo DRM. And unless that move backfires traumatically, its a given that theyll include Denuvo in their next triple A title, Sonic Forces, to protect their precious (read it in Gollums voice). Not to mention the bad word of mouth that Denuvo DRM has, meaning putting the DRM in your game is automatically a bad PR move. I will say this though, if Denuvo is suppose to be protecting your games from piracy, its not doing a great job if its being cracked in less than a day. Is it true? I guess that is up for publishers to decide. While we can debate if piracy hurts game sales all day, according to a EU suppressed 300-page study, piracy doesn’t harm sales all that much. I bet it's going to be 'PC doesn't sell anymore' rather than 'Denuvo is harming our sales'. The newly released Total War: Warhammer II came out earlier today and has already had its Denuvo DRM cracked in just 10 hours. Denuvo might become a very big issue in the future, but what I fear the most is the message SEGA will get from this. One thing that most people miss is that SEGA Europe’s PC games, like the Total War series have been using Denuvo for awhile. Right now SEGA has been getting a lot of heat due to putting Denuvo DRM on Sonic Mania, if you google the DRM right now you will probably find a ton of Sonic Mania related articles. But just this week, a cracking group calling themselves 'CPY' has claimed a Denuvo 4.8 scalp in the form of Sonic Forces.

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