>http://steamcommunity.com/app/300060/discussions/0/385429254947272964/?tscn=1459206849#p2
LEL
>all this butthurt about Denuvo
Really shows how underage/poor this board is tbqh.
>>332351251
>you don't like drm?? okay then remove the doors and windows from your house and let's see how you like drm then
He has a point ya know
>>332351421
there's literally nothing wrong with denuvo, hard drives aren't even that expensive
>>332351251
That face is familiar from a past shitstorm.
This guy is a psychopath isn't he?
>i-it doesn't h-have denuvo
i wonder why they don't want people to know it has Denuvo hmmmmm
>>332351484
That wouldn't exactly justify software which cripples the life expectancy of consumer's hardware.
No idea if Denuvo actually does that to someone's hard drive.
Well pirating is pirating. Consoles do so well since they're locked down.
Look what happened to the psp after it got cracked
Even so, PC has been doing phenomenally well without drm for so long but publishers have a hard on for drm and it makes them feel better about releasing their shit.
>>332351656
I've had to buy a new ssd because of mad max and mgs v but fuck it they're only like 160 bucks
did the discussions just get nuked?
>>332351251
>accusations
There is nothing wrong with people wanting to make sure their game doesn't get pirated.
>>332351957
Think so. Or at least that thread did.
>>332352019
But then how will piratefags play all the games then, huh?
SOMEONE PLEASE THINK OF THE PIRATES, THEY ARE WHAT KEEP GAMING ALIVE
>>332351913
Nice lies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GJZyeAR7H0
>>332351913
That's not something that you should be okay with.
Isn't Denuvo fucking expensive? Where'd he get the money for that shit?
they are really serious about hiding the fact it uses denuvo anti-hard drive
>>332352257
lmao
>>332352257
>permanent
holy shit they are so buttmad
>>332352257
>A Perm ban for spam
The fuck man
>>332351445
>not wanting the poor enter your home and make an exact copy of your furniture and stuff, because they cant get the original.
>>332352491
what spam though i just posted a link to the official denuvo wikipedia page...this is insane hahah
>>332352556
also i posted it just once
>>332352658
Class action lawsuit time?
>>332352729
the dev responded earlier with how do you know it has denuvo, they are actively trying to hide that fact for some reason
So, We are complaining everyday about the SJW censorship, which is shit, and there is still people here who thinks Denuvo is good when the developers who use it are censorship bitches?
C'mon /v/
>>332352173
why did you turn the comments and likes/dislikes off bro?
someone made a new thread
http://steamcommunity.com/app/300060/discussions/0/385429254948438012/
let's try and guess how long before it's magically gone
>>332351251
Adr1ft is not worth a shit. It is the archetype of walking simulator and they slown down the character to make the game look longer. I just watched a 4 hour long stream and there's barely any gameplay. It is boring from start to end and the writing is not even worth it.
It is a complete trainwreck from start to end. Even the art direction was nothing special. There's absolutely no tension beside the oxygen meter and it doesn't deplete quickly enough.
I'm not that surprised that it has Denuvo. They better keep the fraud hidden until your purchase.
>>332352182
he worked at microsoft before he got fired and probably saved up, then decided to spend half the game's budget on it
>>332352160
this.
Why do people who don't even pay for games think they should have a say in anything in the game industry? In the end pirates leech off of paying customers because SOMEONE has to buy games, I just wish pirates would admit that, hell even the NEETS on /r9k/ admit they need wagekucks to survive, but pirates act like what they do is a right and is perfectly fine and how everyone should do it (take the daily "Why have you not hacked your 3ds" threads we have as an example).
Its pretty dumb that they think being able to get the game for free with ease would not have a impact on game sales. Just imagine that you are about to buy a item at a store and the clerk asks you "Would you rather pay for it or have it for free?", Which one do you think people are going to choose? Its the same with pirates
tldr:
Pirates don't move the game industry forward, paying customers do. All the "benefits"(muh word of mouth, muh try before buy,etc) that pirates claim they cause all still rely on people buying the game instead of them.
>>332352554
>the poors come in, turn on my pc and copy the data of all the literature i plan to publish in a book
same thing
>>332353756
also whoever made that they are getting permabanned soon
>>332351705
Publishers want DRM on PC because they don't actually like having to put their games on sale so often.
>>332354043
You don't seem to understand that pirates and paying customers are one and the same.
In fact, without piracy, most big spenders wouldn't buy games, music, or movies at all.
>>332354043
Not to mention spam the links and mock people who buy stuff
Ok you go ahead and do that while normies on the ps4 and xbone buy their games.
I buy shit so it ensures more games come out on pc so that I don't have to fucking play on shitty consoles with paid online and shitty graphics and framerates.
Stuff like rise of the tomb raider would have been pirated to hell and back simply because it's single player
It ensures single player games still get made
the end game is completely killing mods.
Can someone post why Denuvo has caused so many scene groups to give up cracking it? Why's it so tough?
>>332351251
kek I'll tag this game as denuvo
>>332354069
>the poors get a copy from a legitimate customer to whom you sold the material, and they copy it amongst themselves
>you get flustered because you want money from the poors
>you blame your legitimate customer for "lost profits" and burden them with borderline illegal security measures
>your legitimate customer doesn't buy your shit anymore
Ho-hum.
>>332354819
>mods
No one makes mod for anything except fucking beth games and those that natively allow it because they can't be fucked if it doesn't allow it
Look at dark souls 2
Literally texture swaps
>>332352179
It's not something that's true though.
>>332352941
>>332352257
>>332352182
They're hiding it because Oculus is subsidizing
Denuvo costs to draw devs to stay exclusive.
>>332351608
What is this.
>>332351251
Don't give a fuck. I don't play Indie games and Denuvo is shitty software, so either way no fucks given.
People wouldn't have to put Denuvo in if people on PC bought games in the first place.
>>332355042
Well, not many devs besides Bethesda actually release decent modding tools in the first place.
>>332355305
Maybe if people made good games pirates wouldn't be quite so rampant.
>>332355042
>No one does this except for Beth games
>What is TexMod
>What are patchers
>What are trainers
>What is literally every nude mod for every game ever
>>332351656
>>332351484
>Denuvo destroys your HD
I LOVE this meme
>>332355423
there are plenty of good games on Steam, and Pirates pirate even cheap games. They just want things for free
What is Adr1ft?
>>332352257
>denuvo anti-hard drive
Ouchie.. mad piwate bwaby wants his piwate game?
what the fuck is adr1ft
more indie shit no doubt
>>332355562
How many of them use Denuvo?
Everybody wants things for free. People who would pirate your game won't buy it just because it has DRM. It's a lost sale no matter how you look at it.
>>332355651
Space floating simulator. You move from corridor to corridor opening cans of Perriair, then it's over.
>>332355547
you're welcome, I tried very hard to spread it
>>332355437
Things that Denuvo literally don't stop?
Like, are you seriously going to use the
>Denuvo doesn't let you mod!
Meme now?
First the bullshit HD one, now this?
>>332355562
>Pirates pirate even cheap games
Yes, because price isn't always an indicator of quality.
Even free games can suck, but those don't need to be pirated.
Why the fuck do you care if this game uses Denuvo or not? It's a fucking pretentious walking sim
>>332354568
>Stuff like rise of the tomb raider would have been pirated to hell and back simply because it's single player
Fuck it's true. I always pirate games unless it has multiplayer but not even denuvo stopped me from playing my waifu
I even completed it 100% because I actually bought it feels god
>>332355797
speak for yourself
once I got a job I bought everything for myself, it's a good feeling.
>>332355879
>I-I only pirate games to demo then, s-sir!
Use Steam refunds to demo games now, piratefucker
>>332351421
Must suck being so old that you don't need to care if you can play a game in five years anymore.
>>332351251
Big brother approves
>>332356009
That has absolutely nothing to do with what I said. I buy all my games, but that's only because it's mostly a hassle to pirate. Would be real nice if it was free.
>>332351656
Playing games cripples the life expectancy of your hardware. You realize hardware wears out more with use than just sitting there at low temps browsing websites or some shit right?
for those who are late to the party, the thread got deleted for exposing the game has Denuvo drm
>>332354926
you can't add drm as a tag i think, valve made sure of that
With all this shit happening, I'm starting to feel glad that I sort of fell out of gaming for several years and there are still a ton of older games I haven't played yet that don't have any of this bullshit attached.
>>332356269
everything would be nice if it was free, but gaming's a business and people gotta pay bills
my original point was pointing the fact than 90% of industry piracy happens on PC, which is what I usually use
What is ADriFT and why should anyone care?
>>332356369
Electronic hardware doesn't have a shelf life unless your PC is covered in insulation or some shit fuckwad
>>332356413
>With all this shit happening that kills he pirate, I'm starting to feel glad that I sort of fell out of gaming for several years and there are still a ton of older games I haven't played yet can pirate with no bullshit attached.
FTFY
>>332356530
>Electronic hardware doesn't have a shelf life
So it's DOA? :3
>>332354827
it's tedious as all hell
>>332355823
>TexMod
Can't be used anyway, it's not compatible with DX10 and up.
>Patcher/Trainers
They edit or mess around with the executable to work; Denuvo prevents tampering with the game exe so this is impossible
>>332355547
>>332355823
>HD meme lele XDXDXD Not true XD
If you were any bit smart and a programmer you'd know how full of shit you are and how it's true to an extent.
>>332355986
See pic related, no it wouldn't have. Fall of the Tomb Raider is a shitty game and it wouldn't have affected sales either way.
>>332356053
I flat-out refuse to use Steam, so I don't care what services they pretend to offer for their DRM chat client on top of everyone else's DRM.
I'm not at all concerned about money when it comes to entertainment, and I have never refunded a software purchase in my life. I just don't want shit like SecuROM fucking with my system.
As it is, Denuvo incurs a performance penalty. What exactly it does and what adverse effects it has on the host device is still being discussed and discovered, and since the company that developed Denuvo itself won't divulge how it works, I refuse to use anything that implements it.
>>332355823
wasn't just cause 3 multiplaer mod having trouble because of denuevo fucking it up?
>>332356396
>you can't add drm as a tag i think, valve made sure of that
Well, DRM as a Steam tag is kind of redundant, because every Steam game is already using DRM simply by virtue of being on Steam.
>>332356476
An empty VR theme park.
You shouldn't care.
>>332351251
Even the picture drawn of him has dead eyes.
Nu-Males should be aborted at birth.
>>332356602
>>332356450
And my point is that DRM doesn't do anything. If they won't buy the game without it, crippling your game (see anything using TAGES or any of that shit) won't magically make people buy your game.
>>332354458
I'm a pirate and I don't pay for games. If a game is uncrackable, I wait for it or don't play it. There are no games that are must-plays and there are a multitude of free options that are fun.
What I want to get is concrete sales data and a comparison of sales with/without Denuvo. Are other pirates like me or does DRM actually work?
>>332356053
The funds in your Steam wallet can't be converted to cash in your real wallet. What's the point?
>>332351251
why is he so angry?
>>332356767
>because every Steam game is already using DRM
Wrong.
>>332356625
>If you were any bit smart and a programmer you'd know how full of shit you are and how it's true to an extent.
Still waiting on that proof, boss.
>>332356856
Then you never buy Steam games anyway, stop trying to justify shit.
>>332355986
so do you buy ALL multiplayer games or just GOOD multiplayer games?
exactly
>>332356645
>I flat-out refuse to use Steam,
good
fuck off with your blogpost and go enjoy your uplay
dumb fucboi
>>332356476
It's a shiny looking but desperately empty walking simulator. There's absolutely no interest in playing this. But it will sell because of "muh space" and "muh VR".
>>332356906
You want proof? Go fucking learn to program and how computers work. What you're literally asking, is asking the plumber "show me proof that water goes down the drain." Only a fucking retard would actually do stupid shit like that.
>>332356767
Ubisoft got really, really mad at all uPlay games having the additional DRM tag so they removed it.
>>332356883
Steam is DRM by definition.
>>332356767
Wrong, fucknugget.
>>332356856
>There are no games that are must-plays
There used to be. But PC gaming killed them.
>>332356767
normally there's an eula that shows extra drm like denuvo but in this case the devs went out of their way to not include a eula
>>332356931
I wait and see reviews, videos, player opinions and other criticisms on hardcore forums. I knew tomb raider was good since it was already out on xbox one. I never bought a bad game.
>>332356625
>If you were any bit smart and a programmer you'd know how full of shit you are and how it's true to an extent.
Love the source and the proof
>>332357030
>I have no proof and no idea what I'm talking about, but I'll keep lying until you believe me.
>>332357030
>W-well y-you just d-d-dont get it!
>>332356701
Not really no, the multiplayer dudes even got most of it working in like 2 weeks after release.
>>332357035
If Steam is DRM by definition so is every online store for games. There are DRM free games on Steam.
>>332356625
The game sold 650k on steam alone without it having a massive sale for 5 bucks
Without it, it'd probably be around 300k
>>332356930
I'm not trying to justify anything. I already said I don't buy any games. I'm pointing out that Steam "refunds" aren't even true refunds. The cash you spent is spent no matter what.
>>332357153
Origin, Win10 store and UPlay are both DRM, yes. That's the damned point.
Steam's main achievement is that it is exceptionally unobtrusive DRM.
>Poorfag underaged/student/NEET retards still assblasted about based Denuvo
Stay fucking mad and spread your false le killing SSDs meme. There's absolutely nothing you can do about Denuvo.
>>332351251
DRM is completely fine if both of the following conditions are met.
1. The DRM has no effect on the end-user experience, someone who purchased the game should not be able to tell the DRM was there.
2. A free demo is made available for the game so that people will be able to see if it is fun and/or if it is able to run suitably on their PC before purchasing it.
>>332357035
>Steam is DRM by definition.
Well technically, Steam by itself isn't, steamworks is. And granted, most of the game sold in the Steam store have it.
There's still a bunch of game without any DRM in the store, but that's mostly either old stuff or indie trash, so yeah, Steam is more or less synonymous of DRM.
>>332357035
There are DRM-free games on Steam, fucktard.
>>332357283
>Steam's main achievement is that it is exceptionally unobtrusive DRM.
It's also absolutely useless and was cracked eons ago.
>>332357283
So GoG is DRM too, got it.
>>332357317
A good, underrated post that will no doubt get buried beneath the shit posting
>>332355231
oh shit this just might be it
how do you know this?
Ya'll niggas never lived through the bullshit of StarForce.
Fucking Russians.
>>332357418
If it is software that verifies ownership and is required to run the games (without external cracking) then yeah.
>>332357402
Sure.
Link to the op's tweets?
>>332357317
>2. A free demo is made available for the game so that people will be able to see if it is fun and/or if it is able to run suitably on their PC before purchasing it.
Good luck getting publishers to ever allow that again.
>>332357356
They don't require the Steam runtime / they don't require Steam to be installed? That's new to me. Cool, step in the right direction IMO.
>>332357576
Protip fucktard: Steam isn't required to run games without Steamworks.
>>332351484
>62 reviews
dunno man, it seems the game off from bad grounds because everyone waiting impression from other but get none because only few willing to pay to confirm it. Everyone is fed up with corporate bullshit and empty content, DENUVO is one way to say 'fuck you! we can got away with everything!'
>>332357560
Every fucking Ubisoft game from the late XBOX until mid 360 had that shit. Completely fucking unplayable.
>>332355305
i have every console known to mankind besides ps4 and xbone and for every one of those consoles I haven't bought a single copy
instead i have some external hard drives hooked up to them that contain almost the entire console game libraries on them and I just browse and play anything I want
>>332357317
Demos are rarely allowed because they decrease sales.
Pre-order betas are better as they nearly guarantee the sale (consumer apathy/laziness) and let you get some data about bugs to fix post-launch.
>>332357662
Exactly.
They are few, sure, but there are games like that.
You can literally download them on Steam, then copy the whole folder it downloaded onto a USB drive and share with friends.
>>332357560
Denuvo is worse than Starforce m8
>>332355691
>floating sim
>game
>>332357151
>hurr durr excuse my low iq and shillyness but I still need proof
1. Learn to program
2. Make a program
3. Hand shekels over to Denuvo to protect your shitty monkey code (because let's face it, you're not smart enough to learn anything more then Python)
4. Attach Denuvo to your shitty excuse of a program
5. Report back with anal leakage when you realize how fucking retarded you are
Go on ahead senpai, I can wait. But hey let's be realistic. You're probably a poor fucker too. So instead you can do the same thing by doing the following:
1. Write program
2. Run it in a VM
3. Have your program constantly decrypt and encrypt itself
4. Marvel at how your program "magically" not only runs slower, but requires a shit ton of memory and god forbid you don't have enough, a lot of disk access
>>332357239
That's not a lot, and hardly anyone is even playing the game anymore to care about it.
>>332357763
Nice blogpost.
>>332357667
You seem angry.
>>332357804
That's pretty cool. Good to know.
>>332357793
>Demos are rarely allowed because they decrease sales
I wonder why
>>332357065
>I never bought a bad game.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-purchase_rationalization
>>332357890
>3. Have your program constantly decrypt and encrypt itself
>4. Marvel at how your program "magically" not only runs slower, but requires a shit ton of memory and god forbid you don't have enough, a lot of disk access
>implying that's how it works
DURRRHURRR I BELIEVE IN RUMORS THAT STARTED IN 2014 AND WERE DEBUNKED EURRRDHURR
>>332358121
>responding to literal retards who spend all day baiting /v/
>>332358080
>For example, a consumer cannot decide between two popular video game consoles, but in the end decides to purchase the one that many of their peers also own. After purchasing it, they may find few games for their console worth purchasing, and more for the console they did not purchase. However, they do not wish to feel they made the wrong decision, and so will attempt to convince themselves, and their peers, that their original choice was the correct one, and the consumer's opinion is better than everyone's opinion, i.e. using sour grapes arguments.[1]
holy shit describes /v/ perfectly
>>332354827
From what I've gathered, it's because the protection key ( I'm just using layman terms, you should read real article if you really want to know ) are unique to each computer, and the key are constantly re-generated ( this is the part where people said it ruin HDD, because your HDD need to be always/more active than usual when denuvo is installed on your system ).
The current easy solution to denuvo are, instead of breaking the protection, they make a fake online server for denuvo to be connected to ( chink/3DM does this ), so the denuvo is still active and it's just a workaround for the problem, this is why the 3DM way isn't considered real cracking/scene progress ( and this method isn't from them too ).
Feels free to call me a faggot and correct any mistake.
>>332358121
That's exactly how it works. The files get decrypted on the fly. Won't result in more disk access, but it will eat some performance.
>>332357030
a fellow Comp Sci III student I see
>>332358180
I know I know, I'm just way too tired.
Gonna start ignoring the fuckfaggot now.
>>332355976
because we know all AAA games have and will continue to have denuvo, but if the small budget ones too will have it that means we can't pirate literally any more new pc games ever anymore
>pirate a game
>enjoy the fuck out of it
>buy it duringsteam sale
How scummy am I?
>>332357317
>2. A free demo is made available for the game
>He thinks demos exist
>In 2016
What if people actually know how to crack denuvo but they are just waiting until a game that is actually worth a damn comes out using it before actually making the crack public to slow the evolution of DRM.
>>332358382
Then they'll be waiting a long time for a game to be worth a damn to be released in 2016
>>332358357
As I said, DRM would be completely fine if those conditions were met. But those conditions aren't met, so DRM isn't fine, demos should really be the video game equivalent of movie trailers, but instead movie trailers end up as the video game equivalent of movie trailers which just doesn't make sense for an interactive medium.
>>332356767
games on steam can be sold without drm, you copy that game folder on your friends pc and you can run it
>>332358353
The average user when drm isn't involved
>>332356772
why are only white males nu-males?
you never see a nigger or arab putting a woman's rights or wellbeing before that of himself
this is why the white race is going extnct
>>332358121
Wow. Congratulations. You are quiet literally retarded. I was just memeing before. But to seriously act like this? I feel sorry for your mother.
>>332358336
>Implying any games are worth pirating now
To be quiet honest I can see Denuvo being ET 2016+
>>332358357
Don't some indies do that though? For the nostalgia or some lame ass reason.
>>332351251
some developers act like people that pirate their games even enjoy 1/8th the game. I pirate a game, see if it is worth buying, then proceed to purchase it, which is what a lot of fucking people do, and the fact that i cant even try some games before purchasing them, stop me completely from buying them. I've never purchased a denuvo protected game, and im not some uber jew that wont buy games, i've got 100+ on steam, no humble bundle cheap bullshit. But i refuse to drop 60+ (obviously not in this case) on a game and have it turn out to be absolute shit. Denuvo tthese days seems to be more of a "I made a bad game and have to trap people into purchasing it) especially AAA titles.
If you create a good game, people WILL purchase the "full" auto updating/patching online game. but if its trash, and not worth the ridiculous price, or the risk of it being bad, people will stay away. It isnt a rich fag poor fag argument. Its a "No, i ordered a burger, not this literal shit on my plate, i'd like to return it" and them saying "You already paid and that's final."
>>332357793
>Demos are rarely allowed because they decrease sales.
One more reason to kill every publisher with fire.
If they want to prevent people from realizing that they don´t want their product they should get sued to the moon.
>You can´t look at what´s in the box before buying, you maybe wouldn´t want to buy it otherwise.
>>332353765
>I just watched a 4 hour long stream and there's barely any gameplay.
Why the fuck weren't you playing vidya instead? Or like working out or something?
>>332358278
Show us some code faggot.
>>332357239
>Without it, it'd probably be around 300k
source
DRM puts me off from buying a game.
If I can't try it out first there is no way in hell I'm giving them my money.
I can try out cars, tvs, speakers, headphones, beds and lots more before I buy them and they cost a hell of a lot more. I'm sure as hell not buying a potentially bad game because the devs are too fucking up their own asses to realize DRM is actually bad.
>>332358935
Fuckin this. People will pay for good games. and from good developers. If you have to trap people into your video game purchases, you're doing many things wrong.
>>332354043
>>332352160
>Why do people who don't even pay for games think they should have a say in anything in the game industry?
Legitimately fuck off. I'm not paying for shit that inhibits my ability to mod my own games or try out games because a developer is too lazy/stupid to put out a demo.
And I'm an actual consumer.
oh man pirateNEETs are still insanely butthurt it looks like
>>332359113
Because I was grinding a bit on Etrian Odyssey IV. I was curious about the game considering I had never heard of it. Don't bother. Seriously.
>>332359415
>Butthurt over gone home
>In space
no thanks.
>>332358935
Exact reason I havent bought Pokken. I want a demo before i drop nearly $80 on a game. It's ridiculous people are willing to spend that much on a whim or other peoples opinions. Watching videos helps but you need to get your hands on a game I find.
If someone told me some headphones were really good and they were $300 I would try them first, so yes, a game is much less expensive but still holds the same rules for me.
>>332356053
That's not what they're for you fucking idiot and they will ban your refunds and ban your account if you use it like that.
And how the fuck is buying a God awful terrible fucking game, playing it for 2 hours and refunding it any different than pirating a God awful fucking game, playing it for 2 hours and then deleting it? You fucking idiots are seriously going to be the death of PC gaming, as if it wasn't already dead enough.
>>332359692
There is a Demo for Pokken.
Have you been on the Eshop at all since release?
>>332358903
>I feel sorry for your mother.
>>332359842
Checked yesterday, nothing in Canada yet. I know europe has it though.
>>332359391
>spending $2000 on fucking games
Why do you think you should have a say in the industry then? You obviously just buy whatever gets shit out without any thought whatsoever.
>>332359937
>I'm in UK
I guess that explains it.
Maybe you'll get a demo for NA and Canada on Tuesday when it updates.
>>332359787
Don't you get refunds in Steam bucks?
>There are people in this thread right now that spend money on microtransactions and DLC
>There are people in this thread right now that are so young that they don't remember a time where this wasn't industry standard, and thus believe it must be good
>There are people in this thread right now that, in an age of no demo's and post-poned and paid off reviews, think it's perfectly fine to drop $60-80 on a game that they have no way of experiencing first hand.
Back in my day you handed the guy a dollar and he'd put the game you wanted into the console and let you play it for ten minutes. Two dollars for half an hour, five for an hour. This was a reasonable way for you to deduce whether or not you wanted to blow a bunch of money on the game.
>>332359187
Literally from his ass.
>>332359692
It's actually pretty scary that people seem to be unable to grasp this simple concept. Literally mindless consumers.
>>332352160
>>332354043
>>332351445
>>332352019
All these moralfags popping up on my /v/
>I spend my hard earned money on stupid shit so everyone else has to waste it tooo
>>332360109
Maybe, and in several weeks.
>>332360109
Only if you used steam bucks to pay for it or want to get it back in steam bucks for some retarded reason.
>>332359391
another piratefag reporting in, canceled my 130 euro collectors edition of mankind divided because of square enix putting in denuvo
fuck em
>>332360075
>don't spend money on games
>"WHY DO YOU THINK YOU SHOULD HAVE A SAY?"
>spend money on games
>"WHY DO YOU THINK YOU SHOULD HAVE A SAY?"
Do you read what you post?
>>332360341
by the way i can never ever change that profile pic again because i called some faggot a kike on csgo and they community banned me for 100 years
>>332360489
Deserved it for playing such a shit game.
>>332360489
>because i called some faggot a kike on csgo and they community banned me for 100 years
Hilarious.
>>332354568
No I would have just pirated Rise of the Tomb Raider because it looks bland and boring, not because it's singleplayer.
>>332360489
wait how does that work?
you can't change your profile at all?
>>332360131
you had to pay for that??
here you could pay all fucking day if you wanted any game you pick out from the shelf, there were 3 tv's and 3 different consoles next to each other
i remember playing gta 4 the entire day at the store
>>332360341
>442 games not played
TIme to work on your backlog anon
>>332358903
Indies do demos because they aren't business savvy
>>332360868
And because they actually like video games and know what it's like to be someone that plays them.
People that make walking Sims and shit like that aren't people that grew up playing games. They got a half added video game degree at a community college and learned how to drag and drop in unity to make terrible games they can make a little easy money from.
>>332360828
i can't change my profile pic, name or add anyone or create groups, can't comment on any boards on steam also
basically everything regarding the community is not allowed
can't even pick a game to follow on steam store, can't even decline friend/group requests
fuck valve seriously
>>332360857
with what time
dear east
you are so low tier that i am having an anuerysm. i just checked that thread and the fact you quoted them from another thread that was taken down for that very post is a problem
what you should've done was copy+paste that in every discussion board as to alert the people of it and make it a big deal. This strategy would make the developers shit their britches to where they become brown and get a good amount of laughs, but you decide to fuck up a single thread that quickly? damn i swear you 15 year olds think you're funny when you're now.
saving in case they remove it, but this guy was banned within 2 minutes of posting.
>>332361042
>For calling someone a kike
Eh wasted opportunity if you ask me.
>>332356396
>Unless you are trying to pirate it.
Or I want to play offline, but denuvo wants to verify my identification tattoo.
>BANNED
http://steamcommunity.com/app/300060/discussions/0/385429254948438012/
these devs lel
>>332361821
he was a legitimate kike though
How's the game though?
>>332362306
what game? this is a floating simulator barely scraping past 3 hours of gameplay so you can't refund it
>>332361756
>always online denuvo DRM
Are you saying this fucktard didn't deserve it?
>>332362306
Float through corridors sucking air out of cans. Only worth anything if you have a Rift and are easily impressed.
>>332362484
>Float through corridors sucking air out of cans
>>332361756
>talk like a juvenile
>act like a martyr when unsurprisingly banned
le epic
>>332361965
>Start up game
>See this
What do?
>>332351251
>Me- How do you want your profile photo?
>Him- Just cuck my shit up, give me the nu-male special
>>332363063
YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE NOTICED THAT IT HAS DENUVO. YOU MUST'VE PIRATED IT!
>>332363063
You're supposed to wait 24 fucking hours?
>>332351251
isn't this the same guy who said went pro mandatory online for xbox and got fired from it?
>>332363924
He got fired for basically calling anyone who disagreed with Microsoft (or live outside of the Valley) a poorfag pleb, in slightly more PC terms.
>>332363063
you find a different torrent
unless you were stupid enough to "buy" something you don't own, in which case they taught you a valuable life lesson for only ~$50
>please wait 24hrs to re-validate your game
>>332363872
>I should be forced to wait 24 hours to play a game I rightfully own and have access to
>>332364156
That's not mine, I just thought it was funny that someone couldn't play their vidya they legally own and bought because >pirates
>>332351608
looks like a whole lot of nothing
>>332363063
>re-validated
This is the world we live in now. Crash when?
>>332357560
i remember when flatout 2 came out, everyone went bullshit over it
>>332364676
>someone couldn't play their vidya they legally own
They don't.
>>332351251
>http://steamcommunity.com/app/300060/discussions/0/385429254947272964/?tscn=1459206849#p2
was this thread deleted
>>332359921
It gon b like Hiroshima 'n Niggasaki!
>>332363063
>just cucks 3
b-team garbage
>>332365161
And that's why I'll always prefer physical copies. And don't give me that bullshit about "You don't own those, either," because yes, I do own them.
>>332365861
If they have online drm - you don't.
>>332363063
what you can't wait 24 hours to play a game holy shit
>>332351251
>Adr1ft developer
literally who
>>332365861
You can buy digital copies you actually own.
Bug reason why I buy games from GOG if possible and think twice before buying anything from Steam.
The same people who hate denuvo are the same people who are BernVictims and TrumpCucks.
>>332355296
it shows the game uses denuvo v2
>>332365948
I was mostly talking about older games, where the physical copies actually contained a game and not a Steam key.
>>332365178
yes
>>332355691
goddamn, you are pathetic
>>332366147
Yeah. Old physical and DRM-free games that you have on your hdd are yours and yours only.
>>332366080
Yeah, fair enough, GOG does it right. That doesn't solve the problem of digital distribution ruining the fun of collecting, but I'll give credit where it's due.
>>332365447
Quit licking that ice cream like that before I put you on the corner and make me some money
>>332356396
Can we tag "denuvo"?
Everyone tag it as "denuvo"
>>332354043
>defending something that fucks over customers instead of benefiting them
enjoy spending extra $5 on some shitty indie game cause some faggot put denuvo on it and you have to help pay for his licensing fees
>>332366472
doubt it
>>332354043
>cry about pirates while being anti-consumer
wew
>>332365982
>Let's control and prevent you from using something you've bought and legally own
Like trying to start up your car, and it shuts itself down because the manufacturer thinks you stole the car. And then you're told you can't drive anywhere until a full day later.
>>332366125
>Entry point: ".xtls"
>mfw it's not .text
>>332366727
It let me. Just more people need to tag it so it shows up.
>>332366842
i did as well
>>332366842
People need to add this tag to more other games. I believe there are not enough games with denuvo.
>>332366842
done
>>332366997
>>332367134
>>332367195
We need a new thread.
This is a good way to let the developers know that it's not OK to ban people for mentioning their game uses denuvo.
Is it going to change anything? No. Is it going to make them a little buttmad? You bet.
>>332367337
/b/ would get the tag there in a matter of minutes, the question is would they care
someone should make an infographic of everything including the fact spent half his budget on the always online drm and was fired from microsoft for shitting on people that didn't have the highest speed internet
>>332367337
Done. Added it to Adr1ft and Fall of the Tomb Raider.
i don't think it lets you add it even though it shows you did, i can also add uplay for example even though they removed that
>>332367583
>Fall of the Tomb Raider.
Good suggestions. Doing that now.
>>332367545
I guess I'll wander into that hornets nest.
>>332367795
i just hope you can add the tag and it shows because if not we will all be made to look like fools
>/v/ has gotten so shitty that people will support always online DRM just to be contrarian shitposters
This is worse than when we had 24/7 pizza tipping threads.
>>332368080
There are games with the walking simulator tag showing up. Even if denuvo is a blocked tag, I think it's a good idea to tag it for myself to remind me to never ever even think about buying it.
>>332368080
I'm pretty sure it will show up.
Not sure if Steam will ban it after adr1ft devs send emails to gaben, but for now we're gold.
Posted it to /b/. Can't wait to see how not helpful they are.
I wasn't sure this game would be worth buying. I guess I never will.
>>332368486
I was just thinking. Are steam tags case sensitive?
>>332368664
Probably.
ill look for the thread on /b/
can't wait for all the dicks i will have to browse through
>>332355231
>Oculus is subsidizing
Denuvo costs to draw devs to stay exclusive.
Not gonna be a thing as long as PSVR exists. I dare say PSVR will get the most exclusives, because lolsony.
>>332360816
If it looks bland and boring why even pirate it?
>>332369042
>>>/b/denuvo
Should be in there.
Tag "Denuvo" on Adr1ft
http://store.steampowered.com/app/300060/
>>332369917
Not your personal army
>>332370069
>personal
This is a call for a public army. Combating scummy developers is in the best interest of all gamers.
>>332370146
You do know that trying to start a raid is howh you get banned right? You can't be that much of a newfag
>>332370220
he's not doxing anyone
>>332370220
This isn't a raid.
It's a group effort with positive effects.
>>332370220
>Denuvo fags get this triggered
Haha let's see how much sales really do get affected by Denuvo faggot.
