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Paul McNally
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Here we are again. The eternal battle between leakers, pirates and software houses is as old as time, but whereas once, inserting the much-hated Denuvo DRM into your product would allow you a few safe weeks without your new game appearing as a torrent all over the interpipes, that ship has very definitely sailed, full of pirates, far out to the high seas.
For a game that, while admittedly a lot of fun, is around 13 hours long, to cost £80 to play it three days “early” is one thing, but combined with the issues that the DRM can bring to your system, it can make things a lot less palatable.
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