@Nikkei_Simmer Did you actually read what the articles you linked said? All three of them had the same info, this from Intel:
At this time, all games originally identified as having this DRM issue have been fixed through game patches or OS updates.
The issues have been fixed
through game patches or OS updates. As in, the game publisher or Microsoft fixed the issues. Not Intel.
My guess is that Intel wants the information about still-broken games so that it can tell game publishers what to do about it, not so that Intel can address it directly. If it were going to implement a fix itself, it would have back in the fall when this issue first surfaced.
And I haven't been suggesting that anyone contact EA about this. EA is already aware of the issue. The reason it hasn't been addressed is probably that it's not a priority, so if people did want to make a case that fixing Sims 3 matters, the place to go would be EA, not Intel, which, again, just told software developers what to do about the Denuvo issue. But I'm not optimistic that contacting EA would make a difference either; I'm just saying EA is the entity that has to actually fix the problem.
