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Forums - Gaming Discussion - I have to log on the internet to access VGC. I hate it

You can (like me) be a regular to this site and still have patchy internet connection. It's quite funny though because my problem is the opposite of most people, my flat has internet problems because we are in the middle of a city but when I lived in a small town I had great connection lol. My flat is a 10 room flat and the city I'm in (Edinburgh, Scotland) has a lot of legally protected buildings and streets around about me because the architecture is quite old (centuries) and we haven't had the internet junction boxes and wires upgraded as a result. It's annoying because we have 5 gamers in the flat and it's pretty much killed the X1 for any of us.

I don't know what to say, I just wish it was a monthly thing like steam =/
(I mean I wish it didn't have it at all, but every day seems so excessive)



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Some of us like to *own* the stuff we buy. Which means that we can use it wherever, whenever and however we want. Including selling it off/trade away to whomever we want.

Microsoft just told us that we will be *renting* their next console and its games. If you are fine with that - good on you. I'm not.



I agree with Jaywood this thread should be locked. Threads like these make me want to quit VGchartz. As I said it earlier it seems my friend cannot play on the same console and play the same games as us forum lurkers just because he does not have internet everyday.



Max King of the Wild said:

LOL, I've been on here with my phone for weeks before signing back on with my computer... illogical assumption on your part.

EDIT: Also, it's clear you are trying to justify it. And accessing a website that only lives on some server somewhere is completely different then accessing your physical game system


visiting VGC with my phone is really a pain my ***

The sites loads half or there is that fkd up add that pops up...



Locking this thread by request.