@AlwaysRunning @eric4kelsey @mbloof Indeed. I felt this way for a while, I hope others will realize this will crash the industry as well if it becomes standard.

.....and this is why I'll never ever buy an always online game again if it can be played Single Player. Learned that lesson with Diablo 3.

The day that this becomes standard in the industry is the day I quit video games and stay retro.

@thereal-15-cent I'd say two year breaks.

@chrisbingle @fanirama Because browsers were built to browse the internet with. A game that can be played offline and single player shouldn't have to require an internet connection in the first place.

What a stupid comparison.

@bubba_1988 @elunesgraces You forgot about the driving part.

@DouglassIndust @Baldurs_Gate200

Thats nice. I still have a blast playing games from 20 years ago. In fact, I find most them more fun than games coming out now with top notch graphics.

To each their own, though, I find it quite silly seeing humans argue witch piece of hardware they like better.

You should argue over which softdrink is superior!

VAMOS!

@DouglassIndust @CP2077

Thats all gravy if graphics are the only thing that is important to you. All power to you friend

@Treadstone86 @HIT3kNology

*Dated graphics.

Don't understand what the big deal is with BC. Sure it was nice on the PS2, sure it would be cool to have it on newer systems, but why don't people keep their consoles? I know there will always be old games out there I'll want to play again, so, I just don't sell or give away the game system.

Why is it hard for people to keep them? If you can't afford the new system just save up for it, it isn't a race, and it pays to be patient.

@hotpugz lol