IMO I don't see much of a reason for them to be very expensive. And that also supports their business model as they're functioning as a service. But if your goal is to build an image, get a lot of press, a lot of attention, the quantity of games and happy clients is much more important. Actually, if you only have a few customers you are very dependant of, then you might try to negotiate very hard with them. Oh well, it's all speculation anyway as we don't have actual statistics and costs to go by. The problem is that Denuvo have already proven to be highly successful so they can most likely easily raise the price of their service, which might dissuade some to pay for it. I imagine their main focus is market penetration anyway. The fact that so many games, even smaller indie titles, are using it, is proof the barrier of entry is low.

I'm expecting it to be recurrent, perhaps with more payment models where they receive a percentage of the game sales. Meaning they can spread their costs across multiple clients, lowering the price. 30-50k per year?Дenuvo is a seperate distributed service. Originally posted by iemander:I doubt Denuvo is all that expensive tho. You think this calm collected discussion was possible a few weeks ago? They just want to spread a message and aren't interested in discussion.ДЄnd the same can be said about Reddit. Perhaps some, like you, get fooled by them, but they don't represent anyone. They try to take advantage of the pre-release hype. It's really just the same people jumping from forum to forum spamming threads and bumping them up making as much noise as possible. There's a reason the Denuvo problem died out the moment the game released. So, unless you can precisely count each side, nothing can be said for sure. So, a curator represents everyone who is against DRM now? Most people on Steam don't even know that curators exists here or even what it is.ДЄlso, I see on every game that has Denuvo, threads festering the forums complaining about Denuvo before the release and some persists even after release, so many that the people that don't really care about it go out of their way to complain about such threads festering the forums. The audiences are wildly different in scope. The number of legitimate complaints against Denuvo vs the number of pirates out there. On the other hand, pirate reddits are festering with huge numbers over the internet.

It only contains a poor 2k people in it, most of them probably pirates, Denuvo doesn't really have much of an impact outside of the few. We were talking about a curator group in another thread for Denuvo.

Originally posted by iemander:No chance of this tho.

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