Ghost Recon: Wildlands use Denuvo or not? | Forums

[BrighTasKnighT_]

hi friends want to know Ghost Recon: Wildlands use Denuvo or not Because going to buy pre-order ?

[Fireseed]

I expecting this, and could life with it. Some newer Ubisoft games like Anno 2205 and Far Cry Primal use Denova, but AC: Syndicate and The Division doesn´t.
So nothing is official confirmed so far.

[BrighTasKnighT_]

maybe i should wait for it

[Lolssi]

Isn't UPlay inconvient enough for us already? :P
Seriously everybody should just move their games to GOG

[Cortexian]

Nothing has been announced regarding anti-piracy or anti-cheating software implementations yet.

I think it's safe to say that uPlay will be (unfortunately) required to some degree though.

[GiveMeTactical]

Maybe instead adding all these extra layers of DRM , why not make the game more appealing
and want people to buy it

Ding, Ding, Ding... and we have a winner ladies and gentleman.

And also... therein lies the problem. UBI rather blame mediocrity on Pirating.

Kinda like what I think but on the reverse... why would I want to pay full retail for a broken game that only gives me a couple of hours of Campaign Play and then have to shell out even more money to buy their DLC that should have been included in the initial game to begin with. Since I have a life outside the game realm, I can easily wait for the bin bargain prices, rent or wait for the friend with more money than brains to hand it down to me later.

[K-9Buttcheeks]

Nothing has been announced regarding anti-piracy or anti-cheating software implementations yet.

I think it's safe to say that uPlay will be (unfortunately) required to some degree though.

It does have some pluses though. For example I like the ability to earn Units and spend them on rewards. Steam doesn't have that.

[Cortexian]

If GRW PC has NO online MP/PVP then it is NOT worth AUD$89 to buy Retail DVD or
USD$60 (AUD$81.50) on steam

I would be willing to look into paying USD$35 for GRW if it is crippled & has no online pvp
and needs uPlay and only has 4 player coop ( USD$35 = AUD$47.50 )

Value is in the eye of the beholder. For someone like me that doesn't plan to play any form of PVP for an extended period of time, the cooperative multiplayer game that Ubisoft has demonstrated is EXTREMELY appealing to me. I would gladly pay the $60 USD for just what Ubisoft have shown (assuming that what has been confirmed all makes it into the final game, huge map, good reactive/systemic AI, graphics quality, etc).

It's not up to you to tell other people how much money something is worth. They can make up their decision on their own.

[the_oper8r]

It does have some pluses though. For example I like the ability to earn Units and spend them on rewards. Steam doesn't have that.

The rewards are almost always ****. The only significantly good ones I remember were the Rooftops map for Future Soldier, and the customization pack with Splinter Cell Blacklist.

[BrighTasKnighT_]

totally agree with you