> And you sound exactly like the kind of person who would just take advantage of this and ruin it for the rest of us- since you are already complaining about so

> And you sound exactly like the kind of person who would just take advantage of this and ruin it for the rest of us- since you are already complaining about something free. They said they wanted to share among their family. Your interpretation assumes more aggressive and less reasonable behavior. My guess is that while such friend sharing is a risk, it's unlikely to be from families like the poster above. In fact I doubt such sharing would widespread since many folks want trophies and trading cards in their own accounts. Consider also that with disc media family and friends can pass around games. That didn't ruin gaming before digital allowed publishers to lock up reasonable consumer rights.