Anonymous #1 22h

Literally time to go into pc and keep all the old games from the early years

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Anonymous #2 21h

That can be wiped and you can’t come back from that

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Anonymous #3 21h

Literally 🤦🏾‍♀️

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Sounds like a win

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Anonymous OP 20h

Lmao I’ve never seen someone (#2) be so openly uncalled-for disagreeable. Wild

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Anonymous #6 20h

I’m sorry 😞. I just don’t understand the issue if I’m still able to play my games

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Anonymous #2 20h

What happens if the game gets delisted? How will people ever be able to play it again?

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Anonymous #1 20h

I like to think about the Nintendo Wii/DS and how the E-Shop is discontinued on those consoles and now the only way to play some of those games (other than 🏴‍☠️ which is totally valid) is finding the physical copy of those games. Imagine if there were no physical copies of those games to begin with. They’d be a total loss.

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Anonymous #4 20h

That’s a great way to look at it, thank you

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Anonymous #2 19h

The issue is what if they decide to take down a game you love because some group claimed it was too violent? What if they want to convince you to buy a new console, so they stop games from working on the old one? Maybe they’ll feel like the can fix games any time, and put out something super unfinished. Physical media holds companies accountable, and gives power to the consumers, which the companies are trying to take away

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Anonymous OP 18h

Even with discs, ever since PS4 and Xbox One generation of consoles discs were just buying the license to a game, they could still do this

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Anonymous #9 18h

literally not true. if you had a console that was never connected to the internet at all, you could still load up a disk and play a game.

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Anonymous #3 18h

no, you can not

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Anonymous #9 17h

okay give an example. there's a group called Does It Play? that has catalogued hundreds of games and how they function off the disk, the majority of non-multiplayer only games work fine.

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Anonymous #2 17h

They literally just removed access to 500 different movies people pitches in the PlayStation store. They can very easily do the same with games.

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Anonymous #3 15h

Why marvel rivals releasing did more to help overwatch than the community

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Anonymous #13 14h

Tbh valid as an OW player I just started playing again bc it is better

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Anonymous #15 8h

Hey, when you’re unable to play games because they terminated licensure or what not, that’s on you. I’ll stick to disc as long as I can.

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Anonymous #15 8h

People have blu-rays of the criterion collection. How is that different from physical copies of games? Do you think both are cringe?

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Anonymous #8 8h

When has that ever happened to a game that matters? Yall must not have PCs because PC has been practically digital only for over a decade now. Multiplayer games die all the time. There are hundreds of thousands of games and hundreds of new games come out each year. You will never see me cry over one lost game out of millions but I’m also not a cry baby 😂

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Anonymous #1 8h

Having physical movies aren’t cringe just ugly and objectively a waste of space. Unless you’re craving to play a game from 2002 on a CRT for an hour and then never touch it again for 5 years it’s really not worth it.

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Anonymous #1 8h

Then you move on with your life and play and of the other hundreds of thousands of games that exist

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Anonymous #1 6h

The fuck am I getting downvoted for?

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Anonymous #15 6h

Let’s all just settle for goat simulator when the licenses for other games disappear

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Anonymous #3 32m

Your both right and wrong it does require internet to confirm licensing, which the disk is the license so it’s kinda bs to begin with, but it does require internet to make the confirmation and begin the copy process

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Anonymous #6 29m

give an example. name a game.

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