Mass effect andromeda withdraws its protection

Mass Effect Andromeda was not the game that many expected, but it has been a very rewarding experience for lovers of space RPGs. When the game launched on PC, EA decided to use Denuvo protection to keep piracy at bay, which did not help them much as this type of protection is no longer what it was in the beginning and the game was created very quickly.

EA removes Denuvo with the latest patch from Mass Effect Andromeda

With the release of the latest patch 1.09 for Mass Effect Andromeda, EA has terminated the Denuvo protection and has permanently removed it. This news surprised both locals and strangers because it is the first time that EA has removed this protection from one of its games, as other companies have already done, such as Bethesda and its action video game DOOM, among many others.

The novelties of the patch are basically two, Bioware continues to improve and polish this role-playing video game with better facial animations, yes, they continue to improve the animations, but they do not say specifically what they would be.

On the other hand, the addictive multiplayer mode receives a new difficulty at the request of the community. We also have the inclusion of the Batarian race in this multiplayer mode and a new weapon called Kishock.

The new patch comes out at a time when we do not know for sure what will happen to Andromeda's immediate future, after some rumors that the DLC that expanded the story mode had been canceled. For now, we have no information on whether or not they will come out of this game directly to focus on its obvious sequel.

Source: pcgamer