Conina said:
Well, the "new helpfulness system" is quite "publisher friendly"... it hides complaints about additional launchers and DRM-systems. Here is a comparison of "Beyond Good & Evil: 20th Anniversary Edition", which uses both the Ubisoft Connect launcher and Denuvo:
But Valve is smart enough to offer an easy opt-out of the "new helpfulness system", so they can shrug off complaints about censorship. I'm still unsure, if I will activate the new system or not. Probably I'll switch it on and off to see "both sides of the story". By the way, "Beyond Good & Evil: 20th Anniversary Edition" runs great on my Steam Deck! But you need an internet connection to start the game (f.e. via hotspot of your phone, if you are on the go). After starting it, you can go into airplane mode... you don't need a continuous connection the whole playtime. |
Well that's obviously bad and beyond the scope of what was promised in my opinion. I still think it's a net win, because seeing informative reviews about most games seems more useful than seeing DRM complaints about few. I wish Valve didn't exclude DRM complaints and such though, since it means that I should still check the typically poor reviews as well to see if there are e.g. DRM woes involved.
