The comment was talking about broken games. If a game is broken, you will find out in two hours. If the game sucks and you buy it, it doesn’t matter if you pre-order or buy 6 months later.

There have been instances where it worsens performance. My computer is mid tier-ish at this point (3070, i7 10700k) and I haven’t noticed any poor performance from games running Denuvo (latest I tried Dead Island 2). It’s likely worse performance loss on older systems, but those older systems probably can’t run new AAA games well as it is.

I think most people don’t like the fact that it takes a while to crack games running Denuvo, so they’re not able to be pirated for that time.

What’s the risk when I can just return it if the game is shit after playing it for almost 2 hours?

IMO, that seems to be their bigger play. Gaining market share in those non-console avenues. The console stuff is just cherry on top for them.

Lmao, what a shit show this clown brings with him

Same. I wish it were untrue. The predictions are so much better than anything else, especially with ability to use multiple languages with easy swipes between each language.

I’ve used android for over a decade and now iOS for a couple of years. The answer is always SwiftKey, even after Microsoft’s acquisition somehow.