Even for people like you...anything that you want to own from GP, you get with a discount so its even worth it that way.

If you don't plan on selling your games, or buying physical, then it's a great value. It's a similar service to Netflix, Spotify or Hulu. You don't own anything on those platforms, but to millions of people, it's worth the price.

@william_cade

"gamers will lose material in a deal that should be money for material and it will be accepted"

What?

@william_cade

"When I pay for something - I want to posses the actual thing I paid for. You know when I buy milk - I want to actually be able to drink the milk.

So you would rather buy 1 gallon of milk and consume it than have access to 200 gallons of milk, which you can consume at your leisure, for a fraction of the price?

"they are getting away with selling something that is not actual...This will lead into many problems in the future."

What are your feelings on concerts or trips to movie theatres? Do you avoid those experiences too because they don't offer you an "actual" physical product? What about advice from a lawyer or a doctor, is that something you feel is without value too since it lacks a material aspect? How about a massage or physical therapy, those services also do not provide tangible goods so are they also worthless and problematic? A psychiatrist, consultant or financial analyst...all scams too?

Or maybe, just maybe, because Gamepass is actually good?

Dude look around you. These are real gamers sharing their stories in here and are loving GP. Its an amazing service...Microsoft isn't needed for this. Its awesome.

First, lay off the Fox News phraseology. Secondly, people are praising GamePass because they believe it's a sound gaming investment and service. I'm sure you'd have no problem with N4G approving articles that focused on something you yourself found worthwhile, so don't throw shade on what others are enjoying.

how so?