It was never alive. Google can afford to lose money for now. They'll kill it soon enough.
Aah Fat Frog you are triggert, you rent your games digital i and many others buy the most of theyr games physical.Nah, i want to drink your tears, physical GAF.
All of them...
Recently they have been busy improving PS Now tech and merging it into the new PS+ and adding emulators for more platforms. I assume they are now improving the emulators, fixing stuff and making new ones. Their team is/has been also working on OS stuff like 1440p/VRR/Discord/Tournaments/chat stuff/folders/etc.What are they waiting for ? WW3 ? Good plan lol
I did test PS Now during the early days with 100mbps and a modern wifi6 router (but always using LAN cable, not wifi to use cloud gaming), and after many years I got it again just before the new PS+ having 1gbps. I assume they improved their tech or that they may have placed a datacenter closer to my home, but the experience is now awesome.Speed is mostly irrelevant. You can have 50mbps or 1gbps, doesn't make much of a difference. If your experience is really bad it probably means there's no data center near you.
Don't spread misinformation, darling.Aah Fat Frog you are triggert, you rent your games digital i and many others buy the most of theyr games physical.
You can promote renting games till Kingdom comes, thats your choice, but not mine...
First things first, i'am not your darling. Second i dont give a flying f*ck about al the services like Stadia, gamepass and all the others. And i'am not alone with that steatment. Thats not my cup of tea. Call me old fashion, but i want to own my games. You like al the servicesmodels? Good for you. End of discussion.Don't spread misinformation, darling.
I don't rent anything since 80% of my cloud library is in fact digital via Steam/EGS/GFN...
Yes, you can rent a bunch of games (Luna) but it's not that far from game pass (except a few differences).
If you're talking about Stadia, then, it's just theory. You pay for unlimited access and family plan. Saying it's renting because "it will die soon" is just a theorie:
1: You don't know anything about refund policy (maybe they'll refund as mentioned in the terms, maybe they'll find a way to screw us... For now, paid content from google music, google movies were not stolen from us... Content was transferred to new services)
2 : You think Stadia will die this summer ?
It was just announced for LATAM... Meaning Stadia still receives funds from Google.
If it takes off in LATAM, it will be hard for haters to keep saying it will die soon.(they've said that since 2019...)
As you wish, honeyFirst things first, i'am not your darling.
Don't spread misinformation, darling.
I don't rent anything since 80% of my cloud library is in fact digital via Steam/EGS/GFN...
Yes, you can rent a bunch of games (Luna) but it's not that far from game pass (except a few differences).
If you're talking about Stadia, then, it's just theory. You pay for unlimited access and family plan. Saying it's renting because "it will die soon" is just a theorie:
1: You don't know anything about refund policy (maybe they'll refund as mentioned in the terms, maybe they'll find a way to screw us... For now, paid content from google music, google movies were not stolen from us... Content was transferred to new services)
2 : You think Stadia will die this summer ?
It was just announced for LATAM... Meaning Stadia still receives funds from Google.
If it takes off in LATAM, it will be hard for haters to keep saying it will die soon.(they've said that since 2019...)
i wouldn't mind going all in with streaming but yeah my experience so far hasn't been great. image quality sucks and i have good internet. the worst thing is the input lag. some games are playable but in most games the controls feel "floaty" and as if they are on super high sensitivity. it'll be a while yet before streaming is "good enough".I hate the idea of game streaming. I get the convenience factor but it can take its sweet time before being widely adopted! Some people have already started to swear by one service over the other (some of it likely driven by their favorite platform) but my experience with all have been a little mixed. Stadia was somewhat fine but playing Destiny on it just didn't feel right (something was a bit off, not sure how to explain).
streaming might become the most common/popular way but i don't see digital downloads going anywhere. physical media will absolutely be a thing of the past though.Calm yourself, sweetheart. Do you own your digital games? If not, you're renting them.
This is coming from somebody who accepts that streaming with a subscription model will be the only way to play games in the future.
Dude whats wrong with you?As you wish, honey
I was answering in general to the argument i often read which is "Stadia is like renting since it will close soon".Do you own your digital games? If not, you're renting them.