[QUOTE="HuusAsking"]Until you realize that the PC world has userland servers and Sony is willing to give until it bleeds to tweak Microsoft's nose. Microsoft is unwilling to give because they have to answer to investors, and they won't allow userland servers because they'll compromise the walled garden.Eltormo
Dude what make you think that the servers use by valve or any other company is hosted is userland,dude server are server and if much smaller companies than MS can run it free,i don't see why MS can't,sony is not bleeding anything in fact the loss of the PS3 came from givng gamers a great value for something that cost more to make than what it was sell for,not servers have you read and article on sony's bleeding money because it has to pay for servers.?
Hell most of the times when you buy a game the earnings from the game pay for the servers,hell is there a single excuse to MW2 not using dedicated servers for gameplay.? the game sold on 360 more than Halo 3 did.? Is actually been greedy and cheap what make Activision make the game been P2P.
Dude saves that excuse my god dud you even believe that.?
So you mean to tell me that MS is not willing to have content free because of the servers cost on maintanance is to high for the like of the investors.? Is that right.?
Let me tell you something if that was even close to be true there would not be a 360 now,how MS would have tell investors that they would make a console last gen that would bleed them 4 billions in losses if they can't even justify a cost of server maintanace which is like a soda can price compare to 4 billions dude.
By the way what make you think sony doesn't have to answer to the same investors.? So sony can run servers free of charging me, but MS one of the richest companies on the world can't.?
Come on be real this is not Sega is MS.
Would it interest you to know that most PC servers are not owned by game publishers? Most are owned by server farms: dedicated upper-tier internet service providers. Many of the servers are rented by dedicated gamers or clans to host their own sessions. Others are set up by the server farms themselves to advertise the quality of their service. Still others are sponsored by other companies in exchange for advertising. Then there are the home servers that take advantage of home broadband.PS. Remember last year? Sony went in the red, Microsoft didin't. And SCE figured noticeably in said red ink.
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