You can't use an x1 without Internet right
I think the worst part is the following: because you're required to log in online every 24 hrs, one day you won't be able to play Xbone games at all anymore! Because the day will inevitably come when the servers are shut down or the old Xbone hardware won't be supported anymore. Therefore I think, in 20-30 years you won't be able to play Xbone classics anymore. The days will be soon over where you get an old system from your attic, dust it off, hook it up to your TV and enjoy some game classics from the past.
Haha nice try Microsoft
If I buy your system it'll be at the end of the generation just to play halo 5 and 6.
You might wanna add bolded part
You cannot
- Play games unless you connect to the internet once every 24 hours or after one hour, if you are accessing your library on separate console
Put this together to educate your not so tech savvy friends
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Is that thread ever going to be made? I want to see bish shine that shit up for the shills.
Do family accounts have to originate from the same Xbox? That's the way it seems to me.Answers in bold.
Next?
How does it blow your mind? Those people defending it are banned because they were exposed as shills or plants.Wow. The fact that some people in this thread are defending this just blows my freaking mind.
Over 70% of Xbox 360 owners use Live. What's wrong with "24 hour check-in"?
Really? So when the hurricane knocks out your power and internet you're going to want to waste your generator gas on an xbox gaming session? That is a really weak argument man. The military aspect I can't disagree with though.
Over 70% of Xbox 360 owners use Live. What's wrong with "24 hour check-in"?
Quote of the thread...I keep trying to re-read stuff and make it awesome...You still aren't reading it hard enough. Stare at it until it says "everything is awesome" and then you will have successfully read it.
Playing devil's advocate, because I hate to see the overreaction:
-I can almost guarantee they will work out rental deals with redbox, blockbuster, gamefly, etc. They would be foolish to leave money on the table.
-Put a piece of tape over the kinect sensor if you don't want MS to see you in your underwear. It's not like they'll be recording you on some server. relax.
-24 hours of offline play: If your internet is down for more than 24 hours get a new provider. My PC is always online and that's where I game the most. You're not taking the xbox out of your house to go camping so what is the problem?
-You can still trade a game to a friend. Once it's theirs, who cares what happens to it next. And there will still be avenues to sell your games. Amazon, gamestop, CeX... they'll all be there.
-Sharing all your games among 10 people = amazing. I can see 10 of my gaming friends and I working out a system of who buys what. That's 9 less games we each have to buy. Makes up for the lack of trade-in.
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12+ million copies sold later...
Microsoft basically said fuck you to the over 40% of people that never connected their 360 online with this console. Over 30 million people never connected their 360 online and they make it MANDATORY for it's successor. Brilliant.
Let's see if Sony has the same restrictions. If so, the publishers have really made a big gamble with this next gen. Not saying that the gamble won't pay off, but it is a gamble.
Back when I was hit by Hurricane Wilma, I got power back within days. I didn't get internet back for THREE WEEKS.
I would have literally went insane if I couldn't play my consoles in that period.
Vinny on Giantbomb had a crazy thought:
Buy game from Gamestop
Install and verify, unplug internet
Take back to Gamestop for refund or used price (considering they allow this)
You now have 24 hours to beat this game before it can never be played again.
I would say, "Sony save us", but I highly doubt game publishers would have one policy for MS and a completely different policy for Sony. I have a sinking feeling that Sony is going to jump on-board with MS and game publishers when it comes to this and online play. Well, I'd be more shocked if they didn't get in bed with MS and game publishers at this point. Sony missed the boat on charging players for online play last generation (XBL Gold is all the proof you need that people will pay for online play.). I doubt they'll miss the boat on the only new games policy (which they get a cut of) for this upcoming generation.
I've been on the fence about going back to PC gaming since I've been playing more and more 3rd party games; this might be what brings me back to the PC. Super-cheap games and I actually enjoy tinkering with PCs.
Is that thread ever going to be made? I want to see bish shine that shit up for the shills.
Actually, it wasn't. I had to use sources outside of the forum to do so, however.Hard to prove id imagine.
It sets a bad precedent.
Correct. After a bit of debate, it's easier to just cull silently and leave the grey names in remembrance.
Pirates.
Yes. Because when the sun goes down it's really, really, really boring. We had a total of 4 weeks without power in the last year because of two separate storms. I'm speaking from experience.
they also confirmed that if you go more than 24 hours without an online check, you cannot play a single player offline game until you reconnect.
Those 31 million probably aren't worth it to Microsoft. They didn't subscribe to Live, they didn't buy DLC, subscribe to Xbox Music, rent/buy from Xbox Video, etc. MS can't bring those consoles into their online ecosystem and sell them more stuff.
It makes sense to do all of this someday (e.g., when there is wider broadband adoption), but I think this is way ahead of its time. Makes me wonder how hard the publishers were pushing MS for it and what kind of deals were made (i.e., exclusives) to get it done.
Another one.Over 70% of Xbox 360 owners use Live. What's wrong with "24 hour check-in"?
I am still disgusted and angry.Spend the last twenty minutes looking at posting history for ousted and banned shill accounts.
How obvious can some of these people get? Kind of gross.
With all this DRM stuff, I'd bet the XBone would be a prime target for hackers unless it flops miserably. Hacking the console would be one way to play its games once the authentication servers get shut off...Oh well, I wonder what will happen if MS gets hacked...
Sony was already one of the biggest shitstorms i've seen, but this would be on another level.
Found Bish's post on it:
Wow, I couldn't possibly be more tempted to buy this console. IT SOUNDS GREAT.
Please tell me this is sarcasm - please!!!
fuck that.
I'm waiting to see what Sony does but if they go down this same restrictive road, I'm out.
Over 70% of Xbox 360 owners use Live. What's wrong with "24 hour check-in"?