#Denuvo anti tamper software

Originally posted by HVTI:While I'm not fond of Denuvo myself, I do find your statement here to be a bit of a straw man-just because Denuvo's anti-tampering solutions reflected terrible performance results on systems does not equate to similar or identical results produced by their anti-cheat software. good to see at least some people with common sense

#Denuvo anti tamper software

Having a competitor anti-cheat software is ultimately a good thing as it encourages companies like EAC to work on common issues such as false-positives. If DAC is causing performance issues in ZH, people can just report it to the devs, and if the results are consistent, then I'm pretty sure the M7 could just remove it. It has been used in Doom Eternal previously but removed almost immediately due to overwhelming negative feedback and reportedly causing stability issues.

Originally posted by lukaself:It actually is, to general knowledge, the only game on Steam using (or rather planning to use) Denuvo anti-cheat. Saying that one should not pursue something due to a single, incomplete instance is some serious cherry-picking. Having Doom Eternal as your source isn't a very strong case either, as it's been well over a year and a half since the removal of DAC for the title and there hasn't been any consistent testing of the anti-cheat on any other titles. While I'm not fond of Denuvo myself, I do find your statement here to be a bit of a straw man-just because Denuvo's anti-tampering solutions reflected terrible performance results on systems does not equate to similar or identical results produced by their anti-cheat software. While the game itself is great and deserves every praise, I hope this will help people see more clearly into the current outrage and decide for themselves if this is enough of an issue to them or not. I can assume they got it dirt cheap due to no other developer wanting DAC in their game but I'm afraid the company's current disreputability is costing them more sales than what they saved on the price. Zero Hour does not use Denuvo Anti-Tamper, their other product the company is usually known for, which is even more untrusted due to recent outages in their online activation solution, developers citing performance problems and compatibility issues with the newest 12th gen Intel CPUs.

It actually is, to general knowledge, the only game on Steam using (or rather planning to use) Denuvo anti-cheat. Originally posted by Miles:You garden tools do know that this isn't the only game to use Denovo right? And you have all played at least one or two games with it before.

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