@Navardo95 How is it 50% more powerful? Where exactly do you get that number?

@larz_1234 Ha. Ha. Ha. How original. -_-

@Executorz @Metroid827 What? That doesn't mean anything. Once you got home, you'd turn it on and connect to the internet and it would work just fine. You just can't play it offline for more than 24hrs at a time.

@cirugo @Metroid827 @MooncalfReviews I just wish they hadn't made it mandatory to install a game and play it without the disc. That's what caused this whole connectivity fiasco. To be honest, I am considering a switch to PS4 at some point, but other this one Xbone issue, I don't see much else to hate about it.

@Executorz @Metroid827 Right, but that still means some sort of internet.

@cirugo @Metroid827 You shouldn't. But would it be the most horrible thing in the world to connect your game console to the internet? I'll answer for you: No.

@MooncalfReviews @Metroid827 I agree, but I'm just trying to be the voice of reason here while everyone is flipping out over the choice MS made. I'm saying it would be DOABLE for most people.

@cirugo @Metroid827 But, tell me, would it really be a hassle to connect it to the internet and keep it connected, assuming you have WiFi?

While I agree that this whole connectivity thing is stupid and that they've made a mistake, they have a point. I mean, who in fucking 2013 doesn't have some sort of internet connection at all? A very small percentage. I just don't see someone buying a brand new next gen console and not having any internet at all.

@gamergath You won't. Did you read the article? This is a whole new universe and not at all a continuation of MW3.