Gamers are probably the easiest to convince.

They already buy their console games in app stores. In two years when the store shuts down because the new gen is out, the game is gone.

They have long accepted online only single player games. When the server shuts down the game is gone.

And if they play 99 indie games and once in a while a single big name game, even though they spend more time fixing and complaining about Windows than they do playing, they will never install Linux because that one game they rarely play only runs on Windows.

'So it's about feeling comfortable with not owning your game.'

Mmmm, maybe....So it's about feeling comfortable handing truck loads of your money over to Ubisoft.

There, fixed it for them.

I think Ubisoft (and everyone who shares their view) needs to fuck off.

I'm already sick and tired of video and music streaming services. I don't want to add games to the mix.

@lutindiscret

What the hell ? !

Actually...!

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So, would you rather own games or subscribe to them?

• I want to own my games. (0 votes)
• I'd rather let companies own my games for me. (0 votes)
• I don't game. (0 votes)