They couldn't afford to pay extra-commissions for each copy sold in their terrible financial situation. They made a game called "The Climb VR" protected by Denuvo which never got cracked, but they still chose to remove it after a while. Take Crytek for example, which we all know for their financial problems (they didn't even pay their employees). Not to mention, the amount of work and time needed for implementing Denuvo on a small indie is lower than on a AAA. This is good for Denuvo devs since they're still getting a revenue from small publishers who otherwise would have just sold their game without any kind of protection. You're a small publisher or just an indie team who can't afford to pay the full price, so you pay a commission for each copy sold. You're a big company so you pay the full price for Denuvo and you're free to remove it whenever you want (and I guess, since they're selling a product, 7-14 days of refund are included by law, depending on the country). There is no pricing revealed, but the leaks clearly show that there are two payment methods:
Do you think that Denuvo devs are stupid? They clearly said that the anti-tamper protects the game in the first crucial days, maybe weeks, but not forever, and that's what companies like EA/Ubisoft/Bethesda are paying for. Also, ME: Andromeda won't have DLCs anymore (except for the multiplayer ones maybe) so the additional time and work is not needed.īut no, the payment is only one and covers everything, included re-applying Denuvo to updates and dlcs.
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They removed Denuvo 'cause for every update they create they have to send the files back to Denuvo for re-applying the protection and this requires additional time, work and testing.
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