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But my question is, is there any game out on Linux already using this ? Is there information about the Linux compatibility of Denuvo ? I'm hoping that we won't get something along the line of : "We were forced to introduce Denuvo in our game because pirates so you won't see a port of TW:W on Linux because it isn't compatible with this OS"
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The other users have hit the nail on the head by saying that the best way to show your distaste for this DRM is to not buy any game using it. Here is a Wikipedia page showing which games use Denuvo. Not any Linux games on there that I noticed.
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Anyway I'm still curious about what will happen for TW:W and Homefront. Either Denuvo works on Linux or it doesn't and the ports will be canceled or there might be a third possibilty if we dare to dream a lot... Denuvo doesn't work on Linux and so they will remove the DRM for the port :-D
(yeah, I know it won't happen... :-P )
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