When it comes to what Bethesda Softworks has done to annoy gamers the most this year as a publisher, releasing a lousy Redfall is undoubtedly at the top of the imaginary list of problems. In second place, however, we would allow ourselves to put the fact that the PC version of the ghost shooter Ghostwire: Tokyo from the Japanese studio Tango Gameworks, until the spring of this year, endured a completely unnecessary burden in the form of Denuvo anti-piracy protection. one year after its release. Luckily it seems that way sometimes someone at Bethesda remembers that after a while it is possible to remove the anti-piracy protection again.
Ghostwire: Tokyo still defends Denuvo, although we sincerely doubt that any significant percentage of gamers will remember the game at all, let alone pirate it. However, fans of the more popular product from the Bethesda portfolio can rest easy. Small and very quietly released update tagged 6.66 ed. 2.2 remote Denuvo from the PC version DUM Eternal by id Software.
Source :Indian TV
