Nov 16, 2017. A separate extension to the game Verdun, which moves us to the eastern front of World War I. The addition gives the opportunity to play soldiers of the Russian Empire, Germany and Austria-Hungary. The variation of the eastern front is a dynamic way of fighting – instead of a war in trenches, we face the.
Also check out our sister subreddit. IF YOU ARE NEW TO THIS SUBREDDIT, PLEASE READ THIS POST >>>>. Platinum didn't sell anything, Nier is SE's IP and they call the shots. Also, Taro made it perfectly clear at one point that the game was only considered for PC so early(or possibly at all) was because of better protection(basically Denuvo), so the PC version would have come much later. I think it's perfectly reasonable for a publisher/developer to protect something they've invested a lot of time and money in to secure sales once it's released on digital platforms. That aside, I have the game on PS4 and it's marvelous, so anyone who just can't stand Denuvo that much should just get the PS4 version(if you have one of course), or wait for CPY's inevitable crack, but please stop with the ridiculous unwarranted disdain towards publishers/developers that just want to make back the money(it's called breaking even, but the desired result is making more than what you put in) and time they poured into a project.
If any of you(the ones making unfair hate comments) were in business, you would most likely understand and share the same sentiments. You're not being treated like a criminal at all. That's like someone who goes to a Walmart's electronics department complaining about about games,dvds, and blu-rays being locked behind a glass case shelf that was paid for and constructed simply to make it less easier for someone to just grab them, take the disc from the case and pocket it. It's not about treating an actual paying customer like a criminal, it's about protecting merchandise that makes them money so they can 'eat' and keep the business afloat. The fact of the matter is that there are lots of people who steal all around the world, and businesses do suffer because of this.
Animation Programs For Windows. I just think it is abhorrent and ridiculous for someone to say 'they're treating us like criminals' just for utilizing something in an attempt to thwart people who literally just want to download something for free of charge that they put time and money into, whether it's a bad game or not. (even though it probably won't last long in this case). I'm not saying that Denuvo is perfect, but if it is helping in sales to a tiny extent, publishers/developers will see it as worth it and continue to utilize the DRM software simply because it stops any individual who buys the game with the intention of altering the files and uploading them online for anyone who wants them free of charge.