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Alle Server in Deutschland sind heute ausgefallen! Forza 4 ist auch aus!
You mean the same article data that showed all physical copy sales are down as even consoles have gone mostly digital downloads now? Or the glut of new games makes it less likely for people to buy many, or they are waiting till holiday sales and such.
I would call it likely, as it allows them to eliminate gamestop and other aftermarket retail outlets. Which is one of the main reasons of going digital, no resale value or transfers of the games (as well as cheaper operations, as media costs money to burn and package)
Honestly, I'd read some reviews or watch a lets play on that game. It looks utterly boring. Whee 20 minutes of guiding a robot to point A to point B, only to have it get stuck on terrain, because Bugthesda. Or server goes down and quest progress gets lost because they don't save your progress at each step.
The irony is that even with high bandwidth speed areas, there are data caps in many places. Or as in the US areas with fiber lines to the house, but DSL speeds because the local last mile company doesn't want to invest in better hardware and have no competition
I know a couple people in Canada that have wonderful speeds, but data caps that make downloading a game from steam means hitting or exceeding their data limits for the month. With super high overage charges, because the isp can do it. And I know people in some areas where the city has fiber, but they get old school dsl speeds because it's a rural co-op supplying the last mile and no competitors can step in or buy them out (think paying 80bucks a month for 1 meg speeds)
Well that's how it's going to end up, because less people interested in physical copies and the purpose of "installing it and being done" is a thing of the past, because you'll have to download additional files / patches.
F76 was shipped with a cardboard disc with a digital code on it as you had to basically download the size of the entire game anyway on day1 and the game will be changed and patched constantly anyway, so there's nothing reasonable to put on it the CD I guess.
But yeah, people still wonder why retail-sales of F76 are down. Because it doesnt serve any point whatsoever to buy it retail. You pay more and dont get a disc.
Having actually played the game, instead of going off of some youtuber just trying to get ad revenue, I can say that I personally find the game a lot of fun, especially if you are into the environmental storytelling of the older games.