Insane Metal
Gold Member
LOL
Nope. Btw I thought this would be an AfroRepublican thread.
Nope. Btw I thought this would be an AfroRepublican thread.
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Will You Be Buying Google Stadia?
- Thread starter jshackles
- Start date
- E3 - Stadia Connect
Kadayi
Banned
Northeastmonk
Gold Member
No. As much as I support digital gaming and streaming, I cannot justify purchasing anything like this. I would have to A. receive it as a gift or B. Be put in a position where I can no longer play games from a device I already own.
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SLoWMoTIoN
Unconfirmed Member
Where is the "Fuck no" option?
Threeshotgamer
Banned
Kagey K
Banned
Time to find out who the other 4 that preordered are. You guys are going to get to know each other well.damn man 5 against 147
who will i talk to on neogaf when my day 1 kit arrives
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Orenji Neko
Member
Well, to be honest, this isn't something I'll ever be interested in. That said, I'm rather fascinated at the observational aspect of it; watching how it does, if there are any effects on the industry, stuff like that. I think it's a part of the industry's history that while I won't be partaking in, it's an element to observe.
Even if it doesn't have a lot of users, I would hope that even if somewhat niche, it stays running as something that operates for a specific type of customer that doesn't need or want the consoles or PC. I think it would be most unfortunate indeed if people put money up for this only to get burned later, because as others have mentioned, they do have a track record of abandoning things when it doesn't work out the way they want. (Google)
But yeah, it's just the overall story of this thing, how it ends up doing, and where things go from here that I'm interested in; not in the actual use or participation of the service because for me, if streaming became the thing the industry goes to, that's when I hang it up on what comes next and just resign myself to enjoying the older games I actually possess on hand. There's more than enough of them to last me the rest of my days and keep me happy.
Even if it doesn't have a lot of users, I would hope that even if somewhat niche, it stays running as something that operates for a specific type of customer that doesn't need or want the consoles or PC. I think it would be most unfortunate indeed if people put money up for this only to get burned later, because as others have mentioned, they do have a track record of abandoning things when it doesn't work out the way they want. (Google)
But yeah, it's just the overall story of this thing, how it ends up doing, and where things go from here that I'm interested in; not in the actual use or participation of the service because for me, if streaming became the thing the industry goes to, that's when I hang it up on what comes next and just resign myself to enjoying the older games I actually possess on hand. There's more than enough of them to last me the rest of my days and keep me happy.
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LOLCats
Banned
You forgot download caps gonna get blown out
ISPs will love selling you their ”unlimited” packages at 50-75$ more a month.
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Aintitcool
Banned
My country is not even supported so I would need to use a VPN and that would probably add lots of lag.
Spukc
always chasing the next thrill
hahah at least i am intrested in the tech .Time to find out who the other 4 that preordered are. You guys are going to get to know each other well.
for real " wasting"129 euro is not really something i would get angry about,
fuck looking at neogaf and the plastic shit people spend 100+ on makes me kinda laugh
Yay i am a "founder" whatever that means.
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Shy Fingers
Banned
Switch has taught me I like my things on the go for my lifestyle. Always online ain't going to cut it currently, especially on wifi
GamesAreFun
Banned
No, and after their presentation I'm going to try PS Now instead. It seems a much better value subscription, and you can even download the games.
I would probably argue that it doesn't fix those things and actually has more cons than you put down.
- Hardware is not eliminated, your requirements for hardware doesn't go down... it actually goes up
- the convenient factor is, neither a pro or con as a person can do that today and for basically years now with their own equipment
Additional cons:
- more internet bandwidth required... huge amounts on both ends
- increased electricity usage on both ends as it requires more hardware
Virtualized servers and desktops can make sense in the business world, not so much in the consumer realm, generally speaking.
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CyberPanda
Banned
Stadia orgy party.Time to find out who the other 4 that preordered are. You guys are going to get to know each other well.
HoldTheAir
Member
I feel like it will end up going the way of Google Allo and Google+. Why get it when you can play the best games on Xbox and Playstation?
Jack Videogames
Member
I don't know who this thing is for, but definitely not me
CyberPanda
Banned
Yay!!!!
Its for an executive that goes from job to job, flip flopping his theories on where gaming is going during his interview to land his next job.
(clock is ticking)(Nintendo's double secret double agent)
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ChuckeRearmed
Member
Well, you basically buy games and rent a device to play on it. Might be interesting case if you have console and then want to play anywhere. But there will be XCloud....
nkarafo
Member
I meant in the sense that you don't have to buy an expensive video card yourself (or any expensive hardware part based on it's performance) as those parts will be on the cloud.
We're on the same page.
My point is, all of this will generally be more expensive in the long-run than native playing, and more hardware will be needed than what people use today, just the location changes. People were expecting free shit and its not going to happen, we're on the same page though.
To be honest, I really don't see a pro to this, generally speaking.... and lots of cons.
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it_wasn't_me
Banned
Pretty much no. Like most of
You can already do that today on PC and PS, with no subscription.
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CyberPanda
Banned
They should have allowed you to keep the games, and allow streaming. I think more people would have voted yes then.
DeepEnigma
Gold Member
Don't be a derp.
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93xfan
Banned
Input late is always an issue. When would we ever want to go back to less responsiveness.
I’ll play games on my next gen console.
stickkidsam
Gold Member
In a word, nah.
In a few words, fuck no I wouldn't touch that glorified subscription service with a 40 ft Ethernet cable.
In a few words, fuck no I wouldn't touch that glorified subscription service with a 40 ft Ethernet cable.
KlickKlack
Banned
buy?
there is nothing to buy... you can rent a cloud pc for 9,99...
but it's not yours, same with the games...
there is nothing to buy... you can rent a cloud pc for 9,99...
but it's not yours, same with the games...
DjMystix
Member
I am always on the lookout to improve gaming on the go (meaning travelling, not commuting) so I had interest in it. I loved the idea of a wifi controller that I can take with me anywhere and can play my games anywhere I can find a screen. So all signs were good and I was willing to do a $10 a month subscription too. But they lost me at buying games on this platform, hell no to that. There is absolutely zero reason for me to add another platform to the mix that is already a lot to manage between PS4, XB1 and Switch.
If they want to succeed, they need to have an xbox game pass / PSNOW like subscription with 100s of games to play. Otherwise, this is dead on arrival (IMO). Especially when xCloud is right around the corner and already proven to be a far better deal with just the game pass alone (technology aside).
If they want to succeed, they need to have an xbox game pass / PSNOW like subscription with 100s of games to play. Otherwise, this is dead on arrival (IMO). Especially when xCloud is right around the corner and already proven to be a far better deal with just the game pass alone (technology aside).
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PhilipDoesMatter
Member
No way. Buying a game that's not mine and also pay 10 for a high quality stream? Google is crazy.
Miyazaki’s Slave
Gold Member
Yup, and I think streaming content (games) is the future for the industry. I want this to be an option on new hardware as well (it runs in a web browser and I already have google apps on other hardware) and google isn’t going to be the only player in the space.
I am sure I will have as many game streaming subs as I have for music and video content.
I am sure I will have as many game streaming subs as I have for music and video content.
juliotendo
Member
Stadia hype will disappear shortly after launch. I don’t see too many people using that service in the long run, and knowing Google it will probably quietly be shut down after a year or two. Google messed up by not providing some sort of physical box to make it an easier sell and smoother to transition people into.
Stadia by Fall 2020 is no longer part of any conversation once next generation XBOX and PlayStation are out in the wild.
Stadia by Fall 2020 is no longer part of any conversation once next generation XBOX and PlayStation are out in the wild.
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Miyazaki’s Slave
Gold Member
10......
Spukc
always chasing the next thrill
haha NICE