r/Asmongold Gives Their Thoughts on Lies of P Adding Denuvo Before Release

[@CroopyClashRoyale]

#DENUVOFTW 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@justindouglass8062]

been thinking of getting this game

[@ChumpyCharlie]

no shot

[@TheRealJonster]

Playing Lies of P on 16gb of RAM, Ryzen 5 3600, 5700 XT on high preset.. By all accounts by now, an older system, yet I get 80 FPS on average. I don't see Denuvo hindering my performance a single bit. Nerds want to rage and complain at all they can

[@vibesonly420]

1080p res?

[@UlfMTG]

If there wasn't any issues with Denuvo they wouldn't have hidden it and only added it 24 hours before release, after all reviews were already out, that's shady as fuck. If it doesn't impact anything why hide it?

[@GezzarTV]

@@UlfMTG probably because people go crazy if its in any game

[@hydrocy.9165]

Your system far exceeds the minimum requirement for the game, so this review would be better suited for someone with 1650 or lower.

[@Ribcut]

@@UlfMTG This is a bad argument. There doesn't have to be an issue with Denuvo, but rather a perceived issue with it, which companies are aware of. Even if someone has disproven the read/write theory shortening the life on SSD (which by the way it has been disproven) people will still regurgitate this baseless Denuvo rumor which originated, ironically, from people who pirate video games. Denuvo is 100% justified by the way. Do you know what happens when one of those Sony exclusives get ported to PC? My friends download it for free the day it releases. Do you know what happens when a game has Denuvo? They buy it BECAUSE it has Denuvo. Downloading for free isn't an option. This basic, very easy to understand, irreducibly simple argument goes over everyone's head apparently, and they just bash Denuvo without considering why it exists in the first place.