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Ugh I hope not. Battlefield 4 took a thousand steps back when they tried to make all the UI a web app If this shit becomes mainstream say goodbye to ever ownin
by pdntspa 4y ago
Ugh I hope not. Battlefield 4 took a thousand steps back when they tried to make all the UI a web app
If this shit becomes mainstream say goodbye to ever owning your data ever again
- hot_gril 4y agoI don't want to "own" a 50GB platform-specific root-accessing game.
- pdntspa 4y agoThen don't buy it? I don't want to rent something that doesn't recognize platform conventions or take full advantage of my hardware and storage, when it can and should have Neither do I want to have to pay some rent-seeking wanterpreneurial fuck a monthly fee to access content that runs better locally
- hot_gril 4y agoThen don't rent it.
- SahAssar 4y agoThat started with BF3, and worked pretty OK there.
- pdntspa 4y agoIt worked horribly! It worked so poorly that BF4 had to switch back to an in-game server browser
- macspoofing 4y ago>If this shit becomes mainstream say goodbye to ever owning your data ever again 1. We're in that world now. You think you 'own' those mobile games you bought? You think games couldn't be pulled from your digital Steam library? 2. In the era of Flash and before mobile, browser gaming used to be a much much bigger thing.