That is still Huge!!

Its no different than sharing your games now. Except you can only share with 10 people.

I agree that it would be huge, but that's because some of you are clearly not paying attention.

Microsoft is not making a policy where one of every ten users only needs to purchase a game. They are not adding DRM, 24hr check-ins, very restrictive used sales with 30day mandatory live friendships and so on, just to allow you to have groups of 10users where only one person ever needs to buy a game wordwide.

Its just not happening. You're dilusional.

They are trying to soften the blow as they transition you all from physical copies you own, can share freely and sale freely to digital distribution where you rent a copy for the life of the console and can't share or resell. This is the halfway point.

So they are adding many digital restrictions but also adding some sharing features.

One of those is the ability to create essentially a "family" circle of ten individuals. In that group you'll be able to share your library and if they add you to their ten group, you can share their library. However, it follows the same basic principles as if you were all sharing a disc. Meaning only one console can play the game at a time.

Its pretty fucking obvious and its exactly what the OP quote is saying. ("6 different people, 6 different consoles, 6 different games")

I'm going to laugh come December (or earlier as final language comes out in TOS) when you all realize this very simple premise. You only bought ONE copy of the game and in real life you cannot simultaneously play that ONE copy of the game on two different consoles. You just can't. Try it with any disc game you have. Please, because if you can get it to work, it would be awesome to know how to do.

So right now I can take my copy of Last of Us and share it with more than 10 people? And also, the people I share it with can play it at the same time I do? Since it's no different and all.

I think...that you need to re-read what I wrote.  At no point did I even vaguely imply that one person could purchase the game and ten could play it simultaneously.  As we understand it at this point it is one between two.  I have removed your bolding and added my own, and will give you the opportunity to properly read my post and respond again, if you so choose.