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They could do that regardless. Anti-cheat already exists in many forms. They just don't because it adds work for little gain.
by mminer237 5y ago
They could do that regardless. Anti-cheat already exists in many forms. They just don't because it adds work for little gain.
- VortexDream 5y agoThey could, but if Microsoft provides a native sandbox that publishers can default into without extra effort that effectively protects "their" property from meddling by nosy end-users, they absolutely will. It'll become a standard instead of some fringe practice. Right now the only real options are Denuvo and server-side processing. Microsoft is in a position now with W11 to change that in a fundamental way.