Gamezone
Gold Member
EA is trying it yet again.
A few days ago their official Need for Speed channel on Twitter confirmed that the game would require you to be always online. You might think that the might be always online because for a good reason, but no. They also confirmed that you have to be always connected in order to enjoy a completely separate single player mode. They haven`t given us any good reason for it.
In my opinion it`s not about having a good connection or not. DRM for single player is very anti consumer. They can shut down the game you bought whenever they like, and you don`t own a thing. It might also be a way to force people into more microtransactions and DLC. They can also prevent used games.
I personally don`t care much about Need for Speed. What I do care about are games like Mass Effect, Star Wars and Dragon Ago. Do we want always online DRM in Mass Effect 4 or the next Dragon Age single player mode? If they get away with this, we might.
If you dont like this, I would kindly suggest that you tweet Peter Moore or Need for Speed on Twitter on this matter.
https://twitter.com/petermooreEA
A few days ago their official Need for Speed channel on Twitter confirmed that the game would require you to be always online. You might think that the might be always online because for a good reason, but no. They also confirmed that you have to be always connected in order to enjoy a completely separate single player mode. They haven`t given us any good reason for it.
In my opinion it`s not about having a good connection or not. DRM for single player is very anti consumer. They can shut down the game you bought whenever they like, and you don`t own a thing. It might also be a way to force people into more microtransactions and DLC. They can also prevent used games.
I personally don`t care much about Need for Speed. What I do care about are games like Mass Effect, Star Wars and Dragon Ago. Do we want always online DRM in Mass Effect 4 or the next Dragon Age single player mode? If they get away with this, we might.
If you dont like this, I would kindly suggest that you tweet Peter Moore or Need for Speed on Twitter on this matter.
https://twitter.com/petermooreEA