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This is actually great. Of course it really only mirrors the situation that you would be in if we all still had software on physical disks: if the family owns t
by abrookewood 3y ago
This is actually great. Of course it really only mirrors the situation that you would be in if we all still had software on physical disks: if the family owns two copies of a game, then two people can play at any one time, regardless of what anyone else is doing. Still happy though.
- yvdriess 3y agoVery happy here too. The previous iteration (Family Sharing) locked you out of the entire library while someone was playing, now it's on a game granularity. The multiple copies part is also great. It was a hassle to set up an account and buy games for minor just to play certain coop games together. (Remote play together already works well for couch-coop games though)
- aaomidi 3y agoIt also gave away if you’re playing and invisible, as someone who has access to your library wouldn’t be able to play :))