Dragon's Dogma 2 continues to be at the forefront of the news this week due to its mixed reviews, some surprising elements from Capcom that ended up being must-buy systems, and now its Denuvo Protection is starting to generate some controversy.

It is known that Denuvo protection is not so easy to be broken by hackers, but it is not invincible, and that is what led the company that sponsors it to announce a newer version that will be more rigorous against hackers, but the same protection works completely differently in the recently released game Dragon's Dogma 2. Without this from other games.

Someone warned Internal accounts On social media platforms, save files from the computer version of the game have been deleted. The reason is the Denuvo protection on it, which will lead to a “reset” again, as well as prohibit the player from playing the game for a full 24 hours, that is, a whole day, as it seems that the protection has been reset from scratch.

For this to happen, the player must have deleted 5 saved game files, so perhaps this is the only safety measure, and although we have not completely confirmed this issue, it is clear that we must warn about it.

Recently, the game has generated a lot of controversy among the gaming community hours after its release, as players discovered that there were 21 separate purchases available from day one in the game alone, but it seems that the disappointment stems from the fact that these are items that are easy to obtain for free in the game, in addition to facing many... Players are experiencing a drop in the game's frame rates, even on modern devices.

Japanese developer Capcom quickly addressed the issue, sharing a message posted on Steam. Capcom said it had received a lot of feedback from the community on these topics, and the company deeply apologized for any inconvenience.

On the subject of microtransactions, Capcom noted that all in-game items can be obtained for free or as paid content, and Capcom also said that it is investigating critical issues such as crashes, game freezes, and decreased performance, which it plans to address in the near future.