Sure, that’s always an option. But we’re not talking about buying here. To be precise, yes, a copy of the game is still being bought, but then it gets distributed among 100s of people. It’s pretty much like old-school piracy: VHS tapes and burning copies of games you own onto CDs.
That being said, you aren’t missing that much if you’re completely avoiding Denuvo games. Out of all the uncracked ones that I’ve tried using this method, only two games out of the last decade or so were worth the trouble (Wukong and Hi-Fi Rush).
True, if there’s a game I really, really want I buy on Steam/Epic. Found out there are very few games I really want to play that much, can think of only 2 I bought like that.
Or just buy on GOG and don’t buy Denuvo games.
Sure, that’s always an option. But we’re not talking about buying here. To be precise, yes, a copy of the game is still being bought, but then it gets distributed among 100s of people. It’s pretty much like old-school piracy: VHS tapes and burning copies of games you own onto CDs.
That being said, you aren’t missing that much if you’re completely avoiding Denuvo games. Out of all the uncracked ones that I’ve tried using this method, only two games out of the last decade or so were worth the trouble (Wukong and Hi-Fi Rush).
Lots of games aren’t on GOG.
True, if there’s a game I really, really want I buy on Steam/Epic. Found out there are very few games I really want to play that much, can think of only 2 I bought like that.