Remove Denuvo from NFS Heat
Please remove Denuvo completely from the game or allow us to choose between a DRM and DRM-free version of NFS Heat, it lowers down the framerate, causes some freezes and other stuff.
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dont remove it! the second you do your product is worthless! let the bums pay for your games like everyone else.
Why not? All CD Project Red's games are DRM free and they sold a lot! Take Witcher 3 for example, people loved the game and they bought it to support the devs and the publisher
No one needs Denuvo really, it is a pain and can be cracked in 1 week or less, I think adding a strong DRM that can affect performance like Denuvo will make lots of people pirate the game because simply the pirated version does not have the DRM...
People should never forget, what did happen to NFS Underground 1 and 2, NFS Most Wanted, NFS Carbon after the license on the soundtrack for all these games was inspired.
They all were removed from the stores and Origin doesn't allow you to buy them or get them somehow.
The only way, you can play these really awesome games is by downloading from the torrent.
Denuvo has nothing to do with game's been pirated or not.
Denuvo protected games were cracked over and over.
Denuvo hurts game's perfomance, causes frames drop, lags, freezes and other bad stuff.
For all the people protecting Denuvo and telling, that Ghost games will lose their money.
They are under EA, how much money did EA lost with all the bad games they've made so far?
If NFS Heat wants to be successful, it needs to have solid gameplay, solo and multiplayer experience with lots of customization options and all the best things that NFS U1 and U2, NFS MW, NFS Carbon.
Pirated downloads of books, films, games increase sales of legal products.
European study conducted in 2014 by the company Ecorys by order of the EU, cost 400,000€, 30,000 people from Germany, France, Poland, Spain, Sweden, the UK. "Estimating displacement rates of copyrighted content in the EU"
I wasn't aware Denuvo was in the play again till I saw this thread. Guess that explains the extremely high CPU usage as usual.
