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Mh the only thing i know is that the free Version runs great
Are you serious?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Oh sht. Hahahaha
Patronizing customers is fine, no support and ignore customers, licensecrap together with brands, copyright, patents and dmca, censorship, drm plague, deprive customers of many rights, devaluation of own property, overpriced regional/language restrictions and/or regionlocked products, no new ideas or innovations with the same content we already got 10 years+ ago? They don't care about privacy and i can give dozens of several other examples how companys and how great products are.
Appreciate? I appreciate this crap every day because nothing else is possible in these days.
Support companys, support games or better said....products? Yes, as consumers, we should definitely continue to support that ^^ Do you notice anything else? Look around and see what we get back for our money during the last decades. Blind consumption is not everything.
Respect, as you call it...or gratitude... should be well considered in these days and only the fewest deserve it. This does not only apply to CAPCOM Co., Ltd. It has nothing to do with ungrateful. It's a simple set of facts without symphathy.
For my part, companies that deal with customers like that can all go bankrupt and disappear. Would be a boring world again but maybe then we will again focus on real values.
Respectful behaviour towards customers should first come back... then we can talk further about your nonsense thread.
JFC dude take off the tin foil hat. If you truly think we're headed to a future where you don't own your games and stream them then you're truly naive. Nobody is going to keep paying money if it ever went down that way and we'd have another video game crash real quick. No company is stupid enough to ever go that far and if you think so then I'd love a detailed explanation of how worldwide streaming gaming would work when some people out there run their games on toasters with airport wifi quality.
Also you have multiple VAC bans lmao so you're really one to talk about integrity here.
Well, for one you technically don't own any of the games you buy. Not even when you buy them on a disc or cartridge. You own a license to use a copy of the game. Semantics, I know.
For two, many companies are slowly working towards that end of streaming services. While I doubt it'll ever come to 100% saturation, there's a good chance many AAA games may be streamed in the future.
Evidence? EA owns Gamefly and has been working on this goal for a while. Sony offers PS Now! on various devices where you stream PS3 games even to a non-gaming device. (Such as a Blu Ray player)
Many companies have been moving towards gamepass subscriptions, paying a monthly subscription fee to get access to many different games. EA is doing it. Microsoft is doing it on Xbox. Sony is doing it on PS4 and PS Now! on other streaming devices, Nintendo is doing it on Switch with NES games and does it in China for more games.
Seems there's definitely interest in all of the facets that would be involved with streaming services.
More problems will be less consumer rights as yet and more arguments for data-mining/break of pricacy as now. Mixed together will less own property and few more bad things.
Sure there is a big interest from the view of companies and unfortunately also from customers, as they either don't know better or are too lazy and comfortable.
Companys do not care about...eat or die philosophy... There's plenty of people who buy/use anything without to think about it. See Windows 10 from Microsoft Corporation, Valve Corporation with their strange restrictions, Ubisoft with their "**** on customer support mentality", EA with their "bad guy" image to name few examples. Abuse of market power.
And even here, the masses don't care... because they only see their own advantages such as fast downloads, saved hd space or other "goodies". Only the disadvantages will always be more than the advantages.
Lay structures in advance in such a way that they are accepted and put out some baits. Nothing new.
Future? We are already there and it's not just about games.
See F2P Games as example. Even cloud/gaming or whatever "services" shut down one day. This also applies to Valve Corporation.
Wait few more years or decades
That's not even a sentence, why don't you take the time to learn English before posting?
Besides, IMHO, Piracy's biggest problem is that it's possible. And bloatware like Denuvo compounds the problem, I've heard of people downloading the pirated launcher just to avoid denuvo, even after having paid for the game.