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jason1637 said:
shikamaru317 said:

I sure am glad I switched to PC. Free multiplayer and day one games for $3 a month less than you will pay to not get day one games on console. You now have to pay $8 a month more for day one gamepass on console as opposed to PC, though you do at least get EA stuff too for that extra $8 a month, though it's still not the day one EA Play version, takes like 8-10 months after release for EA games to be added. EA themselves value the non-day one tier of EA Play at $6 month, so PC people would actually save $2 a month buying PC gamepass and EA Play separately instead of paying for Gamepass Ultimate, unless they also have an Xbox console and want to spend the extra $2 to play their Gamepass library on both. 

PC gamepass only tier includes EA play as well. This pricing structure is terrible. Their PC sub numbers must suck.

Wow, that is even worse than I thought then, I didn't realize PC gamepass included the $6 a month version of EA Play as part of it's $12 a month price tag, that means the Gamepass part of PC gamepass effectively only costs $6 a month itself, so $6 for EA Play and $6 for Gamepass. That also means console people are now paying $8 a month more than PC people for the same experience of day one gamepass + late EA Play releases. 

Guess there is no good reason for me to continue Gamepass Ultimate in November when my 12 months expire, since PC gamepass includes EA Play I will just switch to PC gamepass. The ability to play the gamepass library on both PC and Series X is hardly worth the extra 14,000 MS Rewards points every 3 months. Better to just save those Rewards points to spend on Xbox gift cards for buying games.

Last edited by shikamaru317 - on 10 July 2024