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It's not on your list, but Divinity Original Sin is also on sale for $9.99.
I'd been wanting to play this one since I liked the sequel so much and this seems to match the lowest price ever for it.
Do you really believe those types of games you mentioned don't get updated or downloaded the first time you play them?
Yes, for my large disc library I am not connected online & just play the game disc great offline. To me, on every category I listed, It doesn't matter on the bug fixes or patches that get updates. What matters is that you own the product, b/c then you have a legal right for back ups, preservation, & roms of it. The last 3 reasons are the crux of everything. Tons of digital games & digital movies & digital tv shows & digital music already have vanished inexplicably forever from people's accounts "purchased" from official stores, & shocked reactions have been fully documented. Forcing everyone into Daily, weekly, monthly bs donkey doo doo subscriptions is their ultimate goal.
There is an entire community & additional websites dedicated to playable disc games that you own forever with also records of all the details. Certainly Educate yourself. https://www.doesitplay.org/about
It doesn't matter on the bug fixes or patches that get updates, like I said what matters is that the industry doesn't turn into Netflix-Microsoft Office 365 monthly subscription where you pay Microsoft or Netflix the monthly "privilege" to watch ads as you're hemorrhaging monthly subscription money to them. Video games streaming subscriptions with advertisements WITH you're the one paying for that, their ultimate goal. Every time people do not "buy" digital, it is a small checkbox data point against digital buy-renting & their ultimately desired daily subscriptions service.
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So what? I can't even hook up a retro console to my current TVs and have no desire to play 25 year old games even if I could.
I play most games once and move on to the next. I waste more on scratch offs and sports betting than what a digital games cost. Last thing I care about is if my digital copy of Witcher 3 or Persona 5 will still be playable in 2050 lol.
Yes, for my large disc library I am not connected online & just play the game disc great offline. To me, on every category I listed, It doesn't matter on the bug fixes or patches that get updates. What matters is that you own the product, b/c then you have a legal right for back ups, preservation, & roms of it. The last 3 reasons are the crux of everything. Tons of digital games & digital movies & digital tv shows & digital music already have vanished inexplicably forever from people's accounts "purchased" from official stores, & shocked reactions have been fully documented. Forcing everyone into Daily, weekly, monthly bs donkey doo doo subscriptions is their ultimate goal. There is an entire community & additional websites dedicated to playable disc games that you own forever with also records of all the details. Certainly Educate yourself. https://www.doesitplay.org/aboutIt doesn't matter on the bug fixes or patches that get updates, like I said what matters is that the industry doesn't turn into Netflix-Microsoft Office 365 monthly subscription where you pay Microsoft or Netflix the monthly "privilege" to watch ads as you're hemorrhaging monthly subscription money to them. Video games streaming subscriptions with advertisements WITH you're the one paying for that, their ultimate goal. Every time people do not "buy" digital, it is a small checkbox data point against digital buy-renting & their ultimately desired daily
subscriptions service.
Absolutely true. Games often don't come 100% on the discs and require downloads just to play
But a vast majority of games do come 100% on disc and are fully playable without ever connecting to the internet. www.doesitplay.org will tell dime out those that don't!
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I'd been wanting to play this one since I liked the sequel so much and this seems to match the lowest price ever for it.
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There is an entire community & additional websites dedicated to playable disc games that you own forever with also records of all the details. Certainly Educate yourself. https://www.doesitplay.
It doesn't matter on the bug fixes or patches that get updates, like I said what matters is that the industry doesn't turn into Netflix-Microsoft Office 365 monthly subscription where you pay Microsoft or Netflix the monthly "privilege" to watch ads as you're hemorrhaging monthly subscription money to them. Video games streaming subscriptions with advertisements WITH you're the one paying for that, their ultimate goal. Every time people do not "buy" digital, it is a small checkbox data point against digital buy-renting & their ultimately desired daily subscriptions service.
I play most games once and move on to the next. I waste more on scratch offs and sports betting than what a digital games cost. Last thing I care about is if my digital copy of Witcher 3 or Persona 5 will still be playable in 2050 lol.
subscriptions service.
Repped, nicely put
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