I'm not lying.

I made a mistake man I meant to say I had DOOM gifted to me. Go look for Gr00t's comment.

I tried the tests on four PC's.

Again I don't give a damn if you don't believe me.

I hope one day a gog.com employee comes here and says what they know of Denuveo before it gets removed from the PC versions of video games getting sold on gog.com.

Well, your own words have shown you to be a liar. There was no reason to make things up like that, when people make up lies it is hard to have the real issues with Denuvo to be taken seriously, and you lying does not help at all.

The real issues with Denuvo:

1) It needs random online connection, and if that random connection is needed when you are offline then you will not be able to play your game.

2) Because of that internet connection requirement to Denuvo servers, if those servers were ever shut down, then the games with Denuvo become unplayable.

There are the only 2 valid concerns with Denuvo. All others are either lies or have no proof to back them up and are nothing nothing more than assumptions.

And now other people will not believe you cause of the proof you lied.

Reread my comment I added a edit in there.

I'm a human being I make mistakes sometimes.

I meant to say gifted not purchased for fucks sake.

Denuvo decreases FPS anywhere from about ten FPS to twenty FPS.

The December 2016 patch that id Software removed Denuvo from DOOM made my FPS be more increased and stabilized.

I WILL KEEP SAYING I DON'T GIVE A DAMN IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE ME.

You are going to need to provide better proof now, cause right now you look like someone tying to get out of a lie they were just caught on.

Since you did not show any evidence at all in the first place, and now that you have been caught in a lie, this thread cannot be used as proof of anything. I do this because I see people linking this thread in other forums as proof, but now with this new evidence of you lying, it will make it so people do not take it seriously at all.

Ok I have a idea so we can stop arguing about if Denuvo decreases performance.

Wait for whenever a gog.com employee announces that Denuvo decreases performance.

Better?

That being said, who'd ever have guessed that we might see Fallout 3 and New Vegas here?

I suspect Oblivion GOTY and Skyrim Legendary will certainly come first (probably together), but the chances of Doom (2016) coming in the next year or so aren't too shabby. I suspect Bethesda just waits until the Steam long tail has died off, and given that Steam games have a ridiculously short long tail these days, that's not a bad thing.

Yes, I didn't expect to see NV here, at least so quickly. I would have expected a year or so gap. As for Skyrim, they only released the Special Edition some time back, so as with Doom probably going to be a while and then we may get that version. Oblivion is already GOTY edition, or at least contains all the GOTY content if not called that. I wouldn't be suprised if Skyrim turns up this year or next, fully Galaxy only with Mod integration, I don't think Beths will want people to not use their mod workshop and they will want to test Galaxy out for their Online only ES platform.

Here's more proof that Denuvo impacts performance loss of 20 FPS on PC versions of video games.

www.resetera.com/threads/denuvo-less-exe-for-devil-may-cry-5-leaked-performance-improvements-noted-up-to-20fps -boost-in-performance-or-over-20.104148/

I told you guys.

Seriously, you're resurrecting a year and a half old thread to say "Nyah, Nyah, I told you so!"?

Well I find this stuff useful. Too many times over the past few years has the shill argument been along the lines of "Well I didn't notice any performance loss" (usually by someone who's only ever owned the Denuvo'd version and had no DRM-Free version of the same game to benchmark that against) then often followed up by the challenge "show me proof then" which can only be done if the DRM can be fully removed and not just partially disabled (at which point the same 'useful idiots' then accuse them of piracy) or in rare incidents where the unprotected .exe gets leaked. Several games in the past had objectively measurable performance differences upon removal, and at least one scene cracker before has demonstrated CPU impacts of up to 30% with Ubisoft's Denuvo + VMProtect, so it's always nice to see additional verification.