With Xbox One you can game offline for up to 24 hours on your primary console, or one hour if you are logged on to a separate console accessing your library. Offline gaming is not possible after these prescribed times until you re-establish a connection, but you can still watch live TV and enjoy Blu-ray and DVD movies. 

Fuckers.

Now all I need is 100% confirmation from Sony to see if I'll also be skipping a PS4.

Ill post my OP from the other thread, just because Id hate for it to go to waste Youre damn quick with threads Nsanity!

Im indifferent.

On one hand, its good that they are giving hard answers for us all to see. 

On the other hand, Im still not sure if this is the console for me.

Come to think about it, this is all in favour of Gamestop' like entities.

Oh snap. Only being able to give your game to a friend ONCE is a HUGE setback!

The ability for up to 10 family members to be playing your games at the same time is good, but as it is right now I can give my game to as many family members as I want, albeit we can't play at the same time. This is one aspect I guess you could let them slide.

But no rentals and only being able to trade in at registered retailers is just a big NO! Whenever I sell my game I do it privately since it gives me a better deal.

Xbone having to be online every 24 hours is also going to cause another storm.

Overall this is a complete mess and nothing really changed from the reveal. I don't see myself getting the Bone ever.

This changes nothing for me. However I'm sure many here will be turned off by these connection requirements.

i wouldnt really bother if i was being honest, its obviously going to have great games theres no doubt about that - but its clear microsoft are going in a different direction with thier xbox business

that being said if PS4 has similar features then i can assure you i wont be getting that either and i wont be alone on that

I thought that ws more of giving your game to one friend.

Well I think this actually improves the licensing for my situation over the 360 ways. Now my entire family can play a single game I've bought at the same time. This has always been an issue for me as I always have to buy one copy , eg. Dead Island 2 , and then rent another one or two copies so I can enjoy the new game with my kids at the same time.

The hole 24 hours play without an internet connection is absolutely not a problem for me as I would freak out if the internet went down for even an hour (which rarely ever happens).

These license terms seem complete acceptable to me.

Why not? What features mentioned in the OP would affect that decision?

I think if Sony follows suit gamers will be forced to comply eventually. Too many games that gamers love would be on those two consoles.