EA Access is a system seller.

[Nicklesbe]

prinz_valium said:

Nicklesbe said:

prinz_valium said:

because so many people spray shit over in the internet maybe

u can play all these games als long, as u subscribe (like ps+ and gwg on xb1)  and as long as they are in the vault  (ea stated they have no intention to ever remove a game from the vault)

u can even play them offline without a 24h online check or anything.

There are pleanty of times they stated they had no intention of doing something before they did it in the future. It's not like ps+ or gwg. That vault is a pretty big and considerable difference. What matters is what TOS says which is actually a binding contract between you and them which states they can and will remove games from the vault at any time for what ever reason or no reason. Their statement of what their intentions may or may not be is not a contract, verbal or otherwsie and that is something important to note.

and? ps+ or gwg service can be shut down, too. so u cant paly any games any more. just as an worst case szenario (only the xb360 is an exception. u still can play the games even if ms going bankrupt

its the same

if u dont trust ea, dont subscribe

if they put down some games or break theire word, stop ur subscription

 

its so easy.

 

 

what about all the online server for old games. gt5 as example

they will be shut down. schould everyone stop buying a new gt for that reason?

 

 

thats the best part of subcriptions. if they do anything u dont like u can stop it.

if they do anything u dont like for an game u bought, u wont get ur money back form the company

You have a great deal of misunderstandings here. It's not the same because Ps+ and GWG can't remove the games they have already given their subscribers.

There is also a huge difference between buying a game and using that service. if you bought a game and it stop support independent users can and will put up thier own servers for the multiplayer. GTAV has a strong single player campaign it is not dependent on multiplayer. Like most good games the single player is actually a strong point while the multiplayer tho entertaining is usually lacking. it also doesn't change the fact that you actually own the game and you can sell it or you can mod it to connect to what ever server you want. The game in the vault hower you do no not own period, you cannot sell them and you cannot mod them. The only thing you can do is either choose to not feed it money or stop feeding it money at no point can you ever try to get your money back, With a purchased game, if you keep it in good condition you can even sell it to a collector long after its online support has ended and actually make a profit off it. Something which subscription services like EA are trying to end.