@Jinzo_111887: I think that premise is exaggerated. Everyone fears Denuvo also means you can't mod the game, and that's bullcrap. Dragon Age Inquisition uses Denuvo and there are a lot of mods for it. What we're doing right now is talking about crap we really know nothing about.

@Thanatos2k: Well, you are bringing some serious accusations without explanations, and we all hate DRM, let's be honest, but you're not giving any details. Mad Max uses Denuvo, and it's one of the most technically stable and polished games to come out on PC in years.

@zinten: Projectiles also have drop (ie: they have to drop at some point). And I think yes, I seem to remember killing a few civilians that way. I'm not really sure.

I know it's kinda cheating, but you can save the game mid-mission anytime. Never lost one trooper.

@jaoman9: It happens a lot.

@jaoman9: It's... Your team misses a lot and you end up bald.

@ShockG707: Yeah, but that could also be their strategy. If it was 350 it would have been expected to go down to 200 in a couple of years. It's a calculated risk going on here, a game of expectations.

@fisherking: Nope. There's an Entertainment section now for exactly that purpose. Now sit down, I can't see the ads.

@the_master_race: I tried watching The Wire, heard much about it. It failed on me. I guess some things are not meant for all.

The second season was a bit underwhelming, too slow paced (and that's ironic, given the excuses), and I just couldn't sympathize with any character. Basically, nothing much happened until the very end, and I was disappointed by the lack of detective work and even poor detective skills overall. I don't even know why it's called True Detective.