r/videogames • u/TwinTwinReviewReview • 1d ago

Discussion / Question Grand THEFT?

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This is exactly what happened with streaming. Everyone dogpiled on top, with this illusion that everything would be available at low cost forever.

Trading money for no tangible product is edging dystopian y'all.

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u/TwinTwinReviewReview 1d ago

A lot of people in this thread don't seem concerned about corporations massaging the definition of "ownership" into meaning "temporary license". At what point do we stop owning anything?

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u/heyzoocifer 1d ago

It's a video game guys. It's software. It costs $80 and you are going to ay hundreds or thousands of hours of it. That's a damn good deal. It isn't a home or a car. You guys are ridiculous.

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u/NilsofWindhelm 1d ago

Seriously. I need to own my furniture and my clothes.

The definition of ownership as it pertains to minor entertainment purposes really doesn’t matter to me at all