@UltraNova

As alway you come out to shit in my inbox. And as usual you accuse me of something despite having no evidence.

The only person in fantasy land is you. Keep foaming at the mouth babe <3

Inbox? This is an open threat. Yeah..

I have a knack for calling out hypocrites, what can I say. Deal with it.

@Ultranova

Notifications then. Also, you still haven't shown how I'm a hypocrite. Try again.

@TK-66 so I own 4 games digitally that I could've gotten physically...

I don't call that being a hypocrite as i own many more physical games and i plan on getting every game physical next generation

And owning digital would still be better than renting on Gamepass

@lifeisgameok

You're claiming to hold a position, but privately not abiding by it. We call that virtue signalling. You can't claim you don't like supporting XGP on the basis of not owning games while purchasing games digitally that you merely own a license for.

"And owning digital would still be better than renting on Gamepass"

You don't own the games you buy digitally, and you don't own the games you gain access to by subscribing to XGP. They're on par in the context of ownership.

@lifeisgamesok

"And owning digital would still be better than renting on Gamepass"

In a way yes but also no.

Yes, because SP games bought digitally can still be played with no internet connection indefinitely (or until the provider removes it entirely - See PT Demo), while on GP you have 30 days to connect and verify (or re-sub) or the game wont run.

No, because you actually don't own digital games, its just a license.

@ultra, even when full price kicks in it is still a great deal. It isnt like all the new releases suddenly stop because the introductory offer has expired.

Darth,

When full pricing kicks in, thoughts on the real merits of GP vs Physical and even digital will start taking effect. Don't underestimate this.

* I'm talking about those who still grasp the concept of ownership and value.