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I'm not arguing your point, but this is the general state of gaming today. A significant portion of "single player only" games require you to be online, contain

I'm not arguing your point, but this is the general state of gaming today. A significant portion of "single player only" games require you to be online, contain "online" content, and access to the game can/will be effectively removed when servers/services go offline.

wlesieutre 2y ago
It's a sad state of affairs that you can buy an offline game, and then the developer/publisher can push out an update that turns it into an online game and then disables your access to it
- ryandrake 2y ago
  It's sad, but people keep buying these games, so there is no incentive for the game companies to stop.