He didn't trade it in for an xbox1 did he?
Why do you continue to respond to me if I'm trolling?
Just ignore me
What a dumbass. Far more than $500 there.
Which emphasizes my prior points.
If that was a XBOne being traded for a XBTwo it would be worth $0
at least it's confirmed that trolling gets your rocks off.
Something good this way comes?
Finally something about the Xbone that might be a PRO?
http://i.imgur.com/Ayguitt.png
http://penny-arcade.com/report/arti...ames-with-ten-family-members-but-some-details
In case people missed it with purbeast0life trolling the hell out of everything. I honestly believe this is a serious feature MS should be talking more about. Assuming it works this way, they are idiots not to be putting this out there more in the media
Something good this way comes?
Finally something about the Xbone that might be a PRO?
http://i.imgur.com/Ayguitt.png
http://penny-arcade.com/report/arti...ames-with-ten-family-members-but-some-details
This is pretty fucking awesome, but bottom line is the question of owning things you pay for with respect to digital content must be put to bed once and for all.
This is no different than loaning a disc to someone, except the disc still has a tangible monetary value.
It was never intended as such, and it forced you to share accounts, IIRC.if you remember, ps3 had the "share games" feature as well, with up to 5 friends, but removed it a couple years into the lifespan of the console.
Hackers had a very, very difficult time cracking the 360. For a long time, all they did was break the check on the optical drive. I guess this is one way of avoiding that vulnerability.DROP THE ONLINE CHECK REQUIREMENT. This is ONLY going to harm regular consumers, and artificially limit the Xbone's market, driving millions upon millions to PS4. Hackers will do what the hell they want anyway, you think it's not gonna be cracked for unlimited offline play? Hell, the full game install with no disc takes some of the work out of it for them already!
I can't read it at work, but is this the article where the guy is saying that MS stabbed him in the back? Because I saw a thread in a facebook group of military people last night, and they were tearing this guy apart. They said that they almost always have internet, and when they don't it's for a reason and the internet is the least of their concerns.
Except... they should have US IP addresses. These guys are playing at a base, their ISP is the US government. As long as bandwidth needs aren't too great, they should be GTG.But it sounds like the Xbox One won't authenticate if you have an IP outside of one of the 21 launch countries. I understand that most service members do have internet access, but it doesn't do much good if they have an Afghanistan IP and the servers refuse to authenticate.
Except... they should have US IP addresses. These guys are playing at a base, their ISP is the US government. As long as bandwidth needs aren't too great, they should be GTG.
And, really, you've got to figure that Microsoft could enable whatever IPs they want at a whim. Just have the IT guy at the base send them the IPs and fix it.
In my experience we used outside contractors or companies that were private for internet. You can't plug an XBone into the NIPR net. So my IP addresses were European and I think some Asian ones. I really wish I could remember. I'm sure MS would make any allowances they could to get troops playing on bases though, they are getting enough bad press.
They may however simply say get the offline product solution they offer for people with internet issues... get a 360. Not really sure what's going on over there, seems they are stuck on full retard and can't figure out how to stop it.
I couldn't agree more. It's the treating of physical discs that you buy for $60 as if they were DD, and requiring internet/full installation for single player games is ludicrously stupid.
You make an interesting point. lol
What is MS going to call the next exbox? The xbone again? The xbone two?
I remember Empire Total War did this with Steam. I bought my copy of ETW form gamestop. I like to by local (gamestop hires people in my community). It was a mandatory steam install for those that did not have it... It wasn't very nice but, I think the entire industry is trying to move this way in music, movies, games... get away from the pirated disc and force people to pay. It doesn't affect me because I buy everything legally but, I understand the frustration.
Xbox One X Plus obviously.
That's pretty much the case for any Steamworks game, which are becoming quite a bit more common. Personally, I don't mind it so much because I'm already well invested into Steam.
I've never seen a dildo screw itself like the Xdildo seems to be doing.