| Soleron said: If people with an internet connection get a better experience than those without on a single-player game, something is very wrong. |
Exactly. And at what cost, and for what length of time? Would be a shame playing the most amazing game only possible with this technology, but after access to the service shuts down it ceases to be playable. Would really speed up the already visible transition of games from experiences which last decades into disposable media.
While I can see this being brilliant for a lot of medical, humanitarian and armed forces purposes on a global scale (with smaller, cheaper distributed units having access to a greater, centralised resource for greater computational power) as an innovation to gaming, it seems fraught with problems.
Interesting nonetheless.
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