Osc89 said:
theprof00 said:
Osc89 said:
For goodness sake Microsoft, the solution is staring you in the face. Just apply all the benefits to games bought through the Xbox Live Marketplace, but not the discs. You would be adding value not restrictions, which is a better way to sell the concept. |
Exactly. There was no reason to remove it from digital purchases.
EDIT: It is more likely that family share didn't exist in the form MS tried to make it seem, so to curtail negative reception hey removed it.
Now here they are promising it again like it exists, but still don't clarify what family sharing is. What's the phrase....dangling the carrot?
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That's true, there were rumours of a 1 hour limit on shared games. I suppose now it benefits them to make it look like they had an ok plan they announced poorly, rather than a just a completely terrible plan.
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haha actually theyre saying they announced it fine, but it was gamers not thinking clearly about it that was the problem. Now that we've had time to think about it, we are more receptive to it. That's what MS are saying here.
