IS SINGLE PLAYER GAMING REALLY DEAD, OR IS IT JUST BS OF THE GAMING INDUSTRY.

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No just the plan Xbox one saves. I am waiting for my friend to message me back about the save data for the Xbox One X

Okay.
Ask them if there's also a difference between downloading a full 4K title & just saves from physical disc of a 4K title.

Halo 5 I have no idea, but Gears is still receiving updates.

Oh okay.

Apparently there is a disc that can have quadruple layers that can hold 128GB. But then a few weeks ago the anime movie Your Name was released on 4K and that was ripped directly from the disc with all content and the file was 258GB. So why can they use those same discs to use for games.

Maybe it's a licensing thing like with BluRay.
So, why, Microsoft, why no Blu-ray player?

Well, aside from the aforementioned costs issues, I'd say Microsoft simply believes, like a lot of other people, that movies should not come on optical discs anymore. And instead of licensing technology from Sony, its archrival--at least when it comes to gaming--it would prefer to have you rent or buy digital versions of movies via Xbox Live.

The case of the missing Xbox 360 Blu-ray player

Unfortunately I can see them being in alot of games for the foreseeable future.

Me too, but maybe just maybe they'll eventually be seen as gambling devices & removed.

I can't think of single-player game besides borderlands that has lootbox in.
But what other games have lootbox in the sense of paying for gear or weapons and so on.

The reason why I bring up borderlands is the lootchest but those aren't pay to get the best gear it's just random drops some times you would have to grind the same chest until you get what you want or farm the same boss for hours.

I think ERSB or whatever it is should go back and classify lootboxs as a form of gambling.

I really hate the fact that this is the new norm for the gaming industry. I thought the point of playing games was to grind to get the stuff you want. That's what made games fun. Now it's let me grab my credit card and buy a bunch of lootboxs and hope I get what I want. Then proceeds to open the boxs aww Man I didn't get what I wanted let's buy some more until I do get what I want.

I miss the good old days where we payed $60 for a game if it's was just released then spending another $20-50 for a seasonpass or even buying certain DLC alone then getting them all.

I don't get how people willingly spends $60 on the game another $20-50 for the season pass then spends god only knows how much more on lootbox & mircotransactions. We as consumers are no longer pay $60 for a games it's hundreds for a game.


It's something that shouldn't be allowed at all.

(The response under your last quote hopefully you can slightly understand what I am trying to say)

I agree with you.
The SeasonPass price tag was never $20 to $50.
It was at best $10 & then it slowly increased.
Priced at £7.99 / € 9.99 / $9.99, the Season pass will contain the Enter the Dominatrix DLC - which was originally going to be a standalone adventure after beginning life as planned DLC for Saints Row: The Third - as well as a second mission pack due later this year.

2. Deus Ex: Mankind Divided £9.99, Season Pass £7.99

3. DriveClub and Season Pass Only £9.99

4. $9.99. The Evil Within Season Pass.


Now games have a SeasonPass price tag of $20 or more.
XENOVERSE for PS3/360 was $20
Bandai Namco Games and Dimps have revealed that they are already working on three post-launch DLC packs for the upcoming fighter Dragon Ball Xenoverse.

The DLC will add more characters, costumes, and missions. They'll be available individually for $10 USD each, or can be bought together through a Season Pass for $25.

And i also think people that are so willing to pay $60 ++++ for 1 game is either addicted to the trophies/achievements or simply don't care because money is disposable for them.

And that i feel is a serious issue that harms all gamers in the process, & single player games i think the industry will increase the amount of lootboxes & grinding in more & more single player games just to get back close to what they milk from multiplayer gamers & continue seeing how much the gaming industry can get away with.

Apparently it's ALOT ALOT!