i don't mind the EULA on account of how short the contract is, you don't need a lawyer to understand what you're agreeing to, and there's no risk of becoming a human centipede or whatever ♥♥♥♥ might be hiding in some of those longer contracts.

denuvo on the other hand is stupid, and considering how useless it's known to be (some denuvo games are cracked a month before release lol), I can only imagine that Capcom has made the mistake of entering a legally binding agreement to continue using denuvo for a fixed number of years regardless of how useful it is.