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Physical for every other reason
Physical... all it needs is one good size EMP and everything digital will go "poof" gone.
As for games physical only if its guaranteed to still be there on the shelf(or order online) to replace if I break the disk. Once the game is installed I'm glad though that at least on steam it takes care of the patches and updates for me.
But Windows crashes eventually, sometimes faster in some years... so I'd need the offline installer to put the basic files back, then it can go figure itself out once I'm "online".
so in general the only games I want physical copies are the games I like the most.
I've never had a console, so...
That's true too...
And the fact that they can remove it ( or edit it ) digitally even after you purchase it...
But if it's in your possession physically... they can do nothing about it.