So... How is Microsoft going to ruin the "your family" loophole?

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Zkuq said:

ArnoldRimmer said:

Zkuq said:
I believe they already confirmed that only one person can play the game at a time. So there, problem solved. You certainly don't want to give anyone outside your family the right to play your game if it means you won't be able to play it yourself.

I'd guess that depends on wether or not I can force another user playing my game to stop playing it.

I mean, I think I would be okay with whoever person playing my games as long as I can play them whenever and as soon as I want. If however I really couldn't simply stop a person from the "your family" group from playing my games, meaning I couldn't play necessarily play my own games when I wanted to, that would be probably piss a lot of people off.

I don't really see why they would allow a person to force others to stop playing the game. It complicates things and I don't see what use forced stopping would be if those persons really are your family. You can always talk to your family members and if not... Well, obviously they shouldn't have the ability to play the game at the moment.

I thought it was only "One other person can play the same game at the same time as you?