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PRAGMATA Gets The Steam Deck Verified Badge To Show It's Great On The Go
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Does swapping the Proton version still causes issues for Denuvo? I mean if changing the Proton version can lock me out of the game, I'm not sure if I want pay and reward both companies for that.
The usual rule with denuvo is that if you change proton versions 5 times within 24 hours, it will lock you out for 24 hours.
As far as denuvo can tell, every proton version is a different PC, so they don't want you sharing the game between more than 5 different PCs per day.
I think Proton-GE made some changes to prevent triggering the new device activation detection when changing versions (starting with GE 10-11).
Unfortunately I haven't tried it much, it might have been intentionally undone by Denuvo in newer games, and I wouldn't risk buying a new game to test it out.
I tinkered with the flaming mess that is Monster Hunter Wilds, but that game tried my patience one too many times and wasn't even all that great once the performance issues were taken care of...