I'm not saying the spying is true, I'm saying his negation of it is not valid. Q: I have heard rumours about Denuvo spying on your PC files (.) Here are some examples:Ī: As far as spying goes – someone would have noticed by now if Denuvo was poking around with files on your PC or uploading odd amounts of information up the Internet because he does not know details and is too general on his answers. Who is this Laptop65 user? This is not an official stance. It's known, but only if you check sites that list what games have Denuvo crap in them or someone tells you, but the steam page itself doesn't list it, so anyone buying may not know until it's too late to get a refund. Also really liked the game too, so there's that.

The only experience I have with this DRM is DOOM (but it got removed in a recent patch), and for the most part I didn't really run into any issues. Not to mention that some Denuvo games limit the amount of times you can authenticate a new install within a 24-hour period (Total War: WARHAMMER and a few other games do this, 5 machines a day). When you launch a game using it for the first time it needs to authenticate itself with the Denuvo servers online before playing, which in itself IS DRM. No real reason to have a DRM FAQ for the game at this point.Īs far as the 'Not DRM' part of the FAQ (and what people say online) when just calling it an 'Anti-Tamper' solution (which honestly annoys me greatly), sorry.but it's still DRM.

I thought it was already known that Mad Max used Denuvo. RayRay13000: EDIT: I thought my original post was swallowed up, but now both of them are on this one.

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