Official DRM info posted today (Mar 3)

[Urufu_Shinjiro]

http://forums.ubi.com/eve/forums/a/t...9/m/6051033319

Looks exceptionally reasonable.

[The Kraken]

Thanks for the info. There have been worse systems, especially from Ubisoft; compared to those it's indeed reasonable Only worry I have is they seem to try a new approach every few releases (and everytime they've of course carefully investigated the needs of their customers and aligned them with their company's requirements to find a solution that they are confident nobody will have an issue with yadda yadda...), so who knows what caveats this is coming with that aren't revealed yet.

Maddox/1C handing the game over to Ubi for publishing, who are integrating a protection system from Tages that is acquired through a collaboration from "Solidshield" sounds like a great combination in case something goes wrong in between Still hoping for a 1C-only release through Steam but that's probably limited to CIS countries, if at all...

[Tacoma74]

Good news indeed. I like the whole "driverless" system they're using. Shouldn't affect gameplay at all

[Novotny]

Thanks for the heads up.

[Letum]

Looks reasonable enough.
That's a BIG relief.

[T}{OR]

Those are good news. Thanks for the heads up.

Originally Posted by Letum

Looks reasonable enough.
That's a BIG relief.

And yours is an understatement mate.

[Feuerfalke]

Nice.

Sounds even better than I expected.

Thanks for sharing.

[Tempest123]

Phew, that's a relief. So far looks very user friendly, seems as though it will not try and punish the legitimate consumer.

[FlyingShark]

Indeed, I can live with this kind of DRM. Honest buyers will not be punished and the sim will be protected against piracy.

~S~

[choctaw111]

This is good news.
Thanks for sharing the link.