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Exactly - I could traverse the world in a few minutes with magic instead of connecting flights which sometimes can be delayed for extended periods.

That's a very interesting idea but knowing EA, they'd ruin it somehow...

Yeah - it just turns into an eternal building match which takes some of the fun out of the game.

It's always great when we can learn something from one another.

That's not the real issue at all - it's the graphical bugs/glitches why most people were disappointed and the said as much.

Yeah, it's fun having these kind of moments with your family. I remembered when we had a water fight at our family house with my mother's side of the family there.

I agree that it's more on the mostly average level. After a time, it becomes easier because we've played it a few times before.

Yeah - he screams a lot but it's just for the comedic value. You do get a good laugh out of some of his complaints.

Of course they'd notice, the game is one of the lowest ranking games on a lot of ranking sites. This is atrocious coming from them though considering they only overhauled the graphics and didn't add any new content.

Everybody has their preferences but some games like GTA is more optimized to be played with a controller as it's easier to control the vehicles.

Except Legendary Edition was just selling the game and its three DLCs in one pack, Special Edition was just a 64bit upgrade to the game with the same bugs and everything. Only the anniversary edition made any actual bug fixes and brought new DLC content which is actually good.

Oh okay - I wasn't sure. It's different for COD because the game and its updates take up so much memory. It's the only game I don't update unless I plan to play it on that day and then I just delete some games to make room for it. When one update is like 25 - 50 GB, it's hard to keep updating this game.

You're right, I just remembered how Nintendo handles people selling their property so it'll probably be best to put it in a museum.

Agreed - I had heard that Sony was planning to port some of their first-party titles to PC but I wonder if they'll do it with Spartacus.

To add to what I said earlier - Spartacus isn't even anything new. It's basically a merger of PS Plus and PS Now - it doesn't sound like they'll add anything new.

Amazon and Google tend to be very anti competitive so they'd try to come up with all kinds of schemes to undermine the other companies so I don't want them in the gaming space.

No problem mate - I was just correcting you since what you put in the original post was a bit inaccurate.

Agreed - Like we saw Best Buy and Newegg trying to do. I'm glad this is coming into fruition and I hope it catches on all over the world.

You have a very valid point there. That's why games like Need For Speed Heat didn't get much support because it didn't really have any microtransactions in it. They even fired the dev team shortly after the release.

There are a few companies that offer this service and as you said, it's expensive. For the average gamer, it's just not a feasible purchase at all.

There'd be tons of backlash mainly from parents and politicians usually bow to pressure so those companies would be in some serious legal issues.

Small update bro - so it looks like there's going to be another service coming out next spring called Spartacus. Sony are going to merge PS Plus and PS Now to form this new Gamepass service.