Ruler on 01 November 2017
| OdinHades said: I remember the same thing happening 13 years ago when Half-Life 2 released. Everyone and their mother was outraged, because the game was not playable without connecting to the internet first. Today nobody cares anymore and it's the standard for PC games. You simply can't play those anymore without connecting at least once to the internet. I have a feeling history will repeat itself on consoles. =P |
It wont repeat itself, because consoles wont be around if that happens, what would be the point in owning a consoles then? One of the big points would be gone.
And neither i think any publisher will find any success with that on consoles, you cant keep charging 60$ for your game and treat it like a free to play title.
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