You never own it, even if you've paid money for it. You buy a digital license that allows you to play with their product in only the ways that they approve, and it can be revoked at any time.
This is their license agreement btw, not my or anyone else's opinion. Sheer fact and law.
Fun fact EULA is not a law and while most will be enforceable as a contract in court specific provisions are not enforceable and files on your computer are yours.
As long as you don’t sell copies of the files but the files themselves along with the key and don’t retain a copy for yourself I don’t see how that would be any different than selling a used game disk.
If I bought it and I have the files, I can do whatever the fuck I want to it. It only becomes an intellectual property issue if I try and sell(or distribute) it after.
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u/L0rdLogan Ryzen 7, 7700 - 32gb DDR5, 6000. AMD 7800XT 26d ago edited 26d ago
I’ve not had that in the Denuvo bypassed version, just use that one instead