The retirement of a game that functions by receiving content from other users through internet connectivity isn't a clear example of why consoles shouldn't be o

The retirement of a game that functions by receiving content from other users through internet connectivity isn't a clear example of why consoles shouldn't be online. It's an example of an experience that couldn't be had if consoles weren't online. If the game was self-contained and wasn't defined by features requiring connectivity, unplugging the console from the internet would leave it playable. It would be a bad thing if consoles only operated while connected.