> Are you going to be OK with that just because it's some corpo doing it and not the government?
If I willingly let them in my home and I knew they were going to do that? I don't really have the option to complain, do I?
Your analogy doesn't make sense. People buy the game, Denuvo is clearly advertised on it. They have the option to not buy the game. Period. It's not overreach if I willingly accepted the reach.
> So to sum it up, DRM is always anti user in many senses.
How do you reconcile this claim with the fact that Denuvo games sell by the millions every month?
If I willingly let them in my home and I knew they were going to do that? I don't really have the option to complain, do I?
Your analogy doesn't make sense. People buy the game, Denuvo is clearly advertised on it. They have the option to not buy the game. Period. It's not overreach if I willingly accepted the reach.
> So to sum it up, DRM is always anti user in many senses.
How do you reconcile this claim with the fact that Denuvo games sell by the millions every month?