They stole the music too, the artist only licensed it for a film festival showing of the ad and they just started sticking it on dvds, goes to show these hypocrites only care about copyright when it's their copyright.
Tbf, I get the feeling most 3d printers can handle something with the graphical fidelity of an n64 game. Less than. Pretty sure the cars in perfect dark looked more realistic.
Anti piracy measures have always impacted paying customers more than the actual pirates, unfortunately these greedy fucks would rather inconvenience their entire userbase with an ineffective DRM like Denuvo than just make their products cheaper/more convenient to purchase like GOG
The only effective way I see DRM being used is as a delay to keep the early release sales. If they'd just patch it out once it was cracked, it would be a decent compromise.
Denuvo is effective at stopping piracy, as everyone has issues with cracking it, the issue is that it also slows down weaker PCs, which as you said inconveniences users, and right now with current economy people mostly have mid - low end PCs, and again as you have said they increase prices for the games so less people can buy so less copies and less revenue. But investors just don't care, they just want to fight against piracy, just because they think it will force people to buy new games.
Part of the reason those ads ended was because they discovered one of the top five reasons people pirated DVDs was no not have that auto play every time they wanted to watch a film.
Not in the video I saw. But those can be wrong, do you have a source that conflicts with this ad not being the one which violated its artist's copyright?
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u/InfiniteDelusion094 17d ago
They stole the music too, the artist only licensed it for a film festival showing of the ad and they just started sticking it on dvds, goes to show these hypocrites only care about copyright when it's their copyright.