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How then do you explain the success of CDPR? No, I believe it's the monetization schemes and exploitation of younger people and addictive behaviors that is the
by nightski 8y ago
How then do you explain the success of CDPR? No, I believe it's the monetization schemes and exploitation of younger people and addictive behaviors that is the true reason.
- dleslie 8y agoThey don't make any hugely successful competitive multiplayer games. They have the luxury to not care if their players cheat.
- nightski 8y agoSorry I thought "security" in this context was related to DRM. I do not think anti-cheat as a reason that companies are moving to SaaS is reasonable at all. They are moving to SaaS for a monthly payment model. There are very few games that get anti-cheat even close to right (including SaaS style offerings).
- dleslie 8y agoI have personally created SaaS solutions for anti-cheat. It is definitely a driving reason to push towards SaaS; publishers only concern themselves with DRM to _delay_ the release on piracy sites, but do concern themselves with DRM to _frustrate_ ongoing efforts. Obfuscated and protected binaries are moving targets. Targets that can be overcome, absolutely; but they remain in motion so long as they are rebuilt.