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That might not be true, if netflix offers something unique to justify the subscription. Eg a lot of people probably used to have netflix just for shows like hou
by setr 8y ago
That might not be true, if netflix offers something unique to justify the subscription. Eg a lot of people probably used to have netflix just for shows like house of cards, and the rest was just a bonus.
In the same way that I used to keep an xbox live subscription just for halo; any other game with online was a bonus, but not sufficient to justify subscribing. (CoD would be other reason, if I had ever cared for it)
However, I assume they depend on both, as at this point, the additional arbitrary selection of movies is the only value to me; particularly the fact that although I’ve stopped depending on it for significant screen time, the fact that its been dependable for one-off usage is sufficient value. (Im personally down to probably a single movie or two on netflix per month, maybe even less). But this is only a trait learned over time; any newcomer wouldn’t see this as valuable.