Intrinsic said:
Microsoft is banking on exactly what you have just said. As I also wouldn't notice it either. I am always connected anyways. But this will end up affecting people who buy used games. I don't buy used, hell I only buy digitally now. But that shouldn't make me ignorant to what this could end up doing to everyone else that isn't like me. cause where this will end up is that if someone buys used, you will have to seperately buy a game server pass or some shit like that. And we are right back where MS wanted us all along. And more disturbing is that since this will pretty much mean that used games or piracy becomes obsolete, everyone else will follow suit. And gone will be the days when you could just play a game without an internet connection. In a grand scheme of things, this isn't god for gamers, great for platform holders and publishers though. |
I honestly dont think it is bad for gamers at all. Whens the last time you traded in a pc game or an indie game? Does that stop you or millions of others from buying those types of games? Nope, it doesnt. All these arguments about always online just strike me as argument for arguments sake. It isnt and wouldnt be a bid deal for 99.9% of the people making a stink about it.







