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I never said they were DX12 only. I just said that those games SUPPORT DX12. Never said none of those outside the GoW games were DX12 only.Actually, that is incorrect. I have SWBattlefront, The Division and Deus Ex Mankind Divided. I am running Windows 7 which, for the moment, is DX11. All run perfectly. I have friends who own Rise of the Tomb Raider and BF1 are all running Windows 7 as well. Forza and the GOW games are the only ones you mentioned that are locked to 10. Oh well, their loss.
None of us are foolish enough to run Windows 10 and for these exact reasons. Most of us[in this circle of friends] would rather stop playing games altogether than play "the Microsoft way". And we are not alone. I buy most of my games on GOG anyway as I personally HATE, LOATH and DESPISE DRM of any kind...
Edit; Every one of us are running two, three or four screens. So yah..
And then I guess it just sucks to be you then? Must be nice to be rich enough to have 4 screens to play games on with high end GPU's to support playing those games at an acceptable resolution.
Im not really in the best of moods so im probably coming off as kind of a dick, but it doesnt really matter if you buy your games off GoG and the like as youll still need to activate most games on steam, origin, Uplay or battle.net. So theres always some sort of DRM. There are just more acceptable versions of DRM.
So yeah...