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I agree. I was looking forward to buying a game and being able to play it completely offline without a disc. The disc would just act as a way to get the data
by Osiris 13y ago
I agree. I was looking forward to buying a game and being able to play it completely offline without a disc. The disc would just act as a way to get the data onto your hard drive faster than a download.
I'm annoyed that they are removing this functionality. While I don't like being prevented from reselling games, I have never resold one that I've bought, but I HAVE had a disc get scratched after bumping my Xbox with my foot. The only solution is to buy another disc, which sucks.
Still, I think that they should push the online distribution model by selling online games at a CHEAPER price than the disc. The reason I currently buy discs instead of the online downloads is because the downloads never go on sale. For example, you can get Halo 4 on disc for $20 right now, but it's $60 on Xbox Live.
- chc 13y ago> I was looking forward to buying a game and being able to play it completely offline without a disc. That was never going to happen. Did you mean "online"?
- mynameisvlad 13y agoYes it was. The console would only need to connect once every 24 hours. The rest of the time, it wouldn't give two shits about if it was connected or not.
- chc 13y agoI guess we have different definitions of "completely offline," with mine requiring that you not be online at all.
- mynameisvlad 13y ago... What? While playing your game, you could have been completely offline without a disk. The 24-hour requirement is completely separate.