>buy disc
>contains full version of game
>still requires online check-ins
>disc becomes worthless paperweight after servers go offline
>this is somehow better than digital
Why is it taking so long for us to ditch physical game purchases? These things are useless.
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No thanks, I'll take the full game on a disk which I can purchase and play forever
>I'll take the full game on a disk which I can purchase and play forever
Er, no, you can't.
A game like Halo Infinite can't even be fully installed offline. There's no way to install the singleplayer campaign offline. You NEED to have an Internet connection to even finish installing the singleplayer campaign.
What happens 30 years from now when the Xbox Network goes down and you feel like installing Halo Infinite? What then? You think you can install the game and have access to the campaign? Lol
Again, discs are useless
For this particular piece of shit? Yes, it is. Its a glorified watered down Destiny anyway so people shouldn't have expected it to not require online.
>30 years
You will die before Microsoft does.
And yet MS has already killed the gfwl store in my life time, stealing the handful of games I foolishly purchased on there.
>implying you will even be able to use their shitbox still in 30 years
Lol why would I want to play a Halo game in the first place
>splitscreen co-op isn't even on the disc
>What happens 30 years from now when the Xbox Network goes down and you feel like installing Halo Infinite? What then? You think you can install the game and have access to the campaign? Lol
this is why cracks exist
Holy frick, go research what a cd crack even is and never return to this site until you do.
Why even bother with the disk at that point?
>Physical media allow me to keep the game forever if I download a crack to bypass the drm and install the patches and dlc
Then it's a good thing I don't play games like Halo Infinite.
Nah, I'll take "full game is on disc and I can play it without connecting to internet". Frick off.
Don't try to reason with physicalnigs
they left their brain rotting away on their piles of vidya boxes, which made them extra stupid
>he spends money on downloads
Yes, if you play on a Microsoft Brand DRMBox, then physical is worthless. The console itself is also worthless if you dont register it online first.
Is that really his biggest complaint though? You'd think it would be the lack of Co-Op campaign at launch which he said he wanted to play with his son, or the lack of Forge Mode which by the time it drops there will be little interest in the game and as such a lower amount of people making interesting things unlike if it had been out on launch day when the game's player count was peaking. Personally my biggest complaint is that there's no fricking persistent lobbies in multiplayer, I miss just hanging out in pub lobbies shootin the shit with randoms. Now you get kicked back to the main menu after every match so the sbmm can revaluate your mmr or whatever. I just wanna have fun, the thing video games used to be about. sbmm is fine but keep it to ranked mode, isn't that what it's for? Why does it have to be in every single facet of the game.
What's the point of having a game on disc that you own physically if it sucks so bad you don't want to play it anyways.
>What's the point of having a game on disc that you own physically if it sucks so bad you don't want to play it anyways.
it's the principle that matters not the game itself you fricking moron
>Not the game itself
So what, everything is fine if half a game works on disc? What re they going to do mail you out the co-op and forge mode discs later? kys moron. Maybe you'd have a point if they actually finished the game before launch. But they didn't, so it's impossible for them to actually completely put the thing on disc. So yes the game itself matters.
The point is that this shit could happen with a good game
>series x requires you to connect online at least once to play physical games
>switch and PS5 can play games while never going online
frick microsoft
You can theoretically crack a physical version, but you can't re-download a digital version after the servers are shut down. Of course, if it's an online-only game then cracking isn't going to be enough. But if it has a singleplayer campaign, then it very well might be
Or just don't buy shitty modern AAA game from developers/publishers that kill games
>Why is it taking so long for us to ditch physical game purchases? These things are useless.
They're being made useless on purpose.
A game that can be installed completely offline from a disc is superior to digital downloads because it can't be taken away from you, and this is a problem for publishers. That's why they're starting the deprecation of physical media by making them worse so nobody will buy them, and then they'll have justification to stop doing physical releases altogether.
The day consoles go digital only is the day I stop buying consoles
Since Stray doesn't have a physical copy at launch I bought it on Steam instead of PS5
I don't buy games from c**ty publishers doing their best to subvert my rights as a consumer by gutting my ability to play games offline.
Just give up on gaming altogether then, even games without online drm still need internet for patches because nothing works on release anymore
You only expose yourself for the tasteless moron you are, consuming pretty much only western AAA garbage. Probably multiplayer shit to boot, too, huh?
I only play weebshit and they all have updates and dlc, unless you stop playing anything new since the Wii that's a reality for literally everything, the game might work properly but you would still lose on content and qol by going full offline
You're full of shit. 99% of weeb games come functional out of the box. Even the day 1 patches are only there to fix minor bugs. You can list some extreme examples to the contrary, stuff like certain NISA published PS3 games with bugs that can fry your console, but I've fricking loaded up my Switch with physical games and the only one that absolutely required a patch to function was Pokemon BDSP and everyone knows that game is shit.
Is it even possible for VNs and menu games to have bugs?
Depends on how you look at it. I can't think of any games that were nothing but menus that were super buggy, but I've encountered plenty of menus that were buggy in other games. Digimon World on the PS1 has menu bugs in spades, like how your partner nickname inevitably glitches out, or how Giromon's jukebox will crash the game if you scroll too far in the menu. Final Fantasy VI on the SNES had certain glitches that would dick with your inventory, too. These games are all perfectly fun and playable despite these glitches, which makes OP even more moronic. I don't know why he has such an interest in shilling digital distribution as the only means of purchasing games.
Lol no. If you need that extra shit that has no effect on the main game, thats a you problem. That's like not being able to play sonic adventure 2 cause you dont have the dlc costumes for it.
Why do you stupid great reset homosexuals go on like da Joooos give two flying fricks about videogames(children toys)?
It was about real assets like having to rent vehicles and property, not autists with NES collections