Some people insist that Microsoft BC is good and Sony BC is bad, but this video shows well how it's not this simply and how the two approaches are different. Like I said before, Sony is the only that it's actually offering BC compatibility. The PS5 tries to work as an PS4/PS4Pro to make the games ran without additional work being necessary.
This DRM problem is not related is indirectly related to Microsoft's FC. Because Microsoft solution requires making specific patches and downloading new executables the system needs to check before allowing the user to play which leads to get caught in the DRM.
Beats meHow does one reply to a thread concerned about this?
, yesWas this present on Xbox One as well? I’m all digital on Xbox, so wasn’t aware of this.
Really? lol the fuck he said to feed a console war?If you try to launch a digital PS4 game on your PS5 that isn't set as your Primary console, it won't work either. Take off the Kutaragi Armor for a minute and stop the disingenuous console war bullshit people.
The guy in the video covers more scenarios than that of primary/home consoles. You should watch it and he does cover the home console option (which I think he could have done a little more testing with to identify any other specific reasons, as I found out.)If you try to launch a digital PS4 game on your PS5 that isn't set as your Primary console, it won't work either. Take off the Kutaragi Armor for a minute and stop the disingenuous console war bullshit people.
It's not as simple as that. There are different reasons as to why some games work immediately while others don't (one of which is also applicable to the PS4/PS5 - the primary console or home console thing.)Pretty shady, especially after 2013 and saying they were changing things due to customer feed back. Guess that didn't stick.
It's been like this since Day 1 on both the Xbox One and PS4 if the console isn't set as your Home/Primary.Pretty shady, especially after 2013 and saying they were changing things due to customer feed back. Guess that didn't stick.
Gotta stop all those 3 people who own one from pirating, ehProbably piracy is my only guess
I know you are always the one in almost any thread like this saying 'What about PlayStation?' but you have clearly not watched the video which covers more than just the HOME/PRIMARY console scenario. That's not all that is being discussed in the video or in this thread.It's been like this since Day 1 on both the Xbox One and PS4 if the console isn't set as your Home/Primary.
Why do you think people cry about the "restoring licenses" thing on PlayStation?
I know you are always the one in almost any thread like this saying 'What about PlayStation?' but you have clearly not watched the video which covers more than just the HOME/PRIMARY console scenario. That's not all that is being discussed in the video or in this thread.
If PlayStation is also guilty of the same thing, it does not excuse Xbox (applies equally to PlayStation, ofcourse). lol
This has zero effect on 99.99999999% of all xbox gamers. Next complaint?
Yeah. While I have an internet connection 99.99999999% of the time I have been without internet at certain times, like when I moved to a new house and it took 3 months until we got fibre and I had to do internet sharing through the phone just to pay bills etc.
I’m guessing this is just a quick ping to the servers though? A few kilobytes tops? So internet sharing on the mobile should work here as well. But it’s still bad. They better not close down any servers, ever.
exactly this.
there’s plenty reasons why someone might be without Internet for a period of time, you should still be able to play your games at these times.
you can when your xbox is set as your home console.exactly this.
there’s plenty reasons why someone might be without Internet for a period of time, you should still be able to play your games at these times.
Xbox fanboys who try discredit him.........
Dude. It's not only for digital games. That's the main issue. Listen to what people have been trying to tell you on several posts. Watch the whole video.Then be sure to set the console as Home/Primary before you get in that situation. I don't see why anyone WOULDN'T have their primary console set as that anyways.
Attacking? Did you at least watched the video? Aren't you the genuine enthusiastic gamer who never make console war?It seems like this thread is only attacking one console for doing it though and ignoring the reality that both do the same thing for digital games when your console isn't set as Home/Primary.
What is really interesting is, that Disk games do not work unless they are Native games.
This is not good and should be changed.
Dude. It's not only for digital games. That's the main issue. Listen to what people have been trying to tell you on several posts. Watch the whole video.
The OS considers it as installed, however launching it requires an online connection which is why he gets that message.He gets a message saying he needs to finish installing. So he either didn’t finish installing or he has a different license than the console it’s on, which is why I was wondering if he transferred the game from another console or has it installed on an external SSD. It’s no different than BC games, he connects to the internet and the correct install or license is completed.
You seem to believe, like him, that there is some list of games MS doesn’t allow you to play offline, that’s not accurate at all. Barring, of course, a game like Apex or something obviously.
ive launched games never launched before, without an online connection, because I installed it when my xbox was already set as my home console. im not sure what situation he put himself in to reach that message.The OS considers it as installed, however launching it requires an online connection which is why he gets that message.
You're conflating the issues. Needing the latest system software is not the same as requiring a per game online check for a file. The system update doesn't even need an internet connection if you can get your hands on it.The physical games are Xbox One games that run in BC and require a config file from the internet to run. THIS IS EXACTLY THE SAME ON THE PS5 WITH PS4 GAMES and Sony even puts a disclaimer on the PS Store about it. In order for PS4 games to run on the PS5 the system must be updated VIA THE INTERNET with the latest version of the OS:
Sony doesn't sell PS5 system updates on a physical disc in stores, so the only way to update the system is via the internet, which is the same as the Xbox One BC config file for those games.
Glad he put this in the wild exposing Smart Key Code and DRM. Literally Don's master plan in practice.
You're conflating the issues. Needing the latest system software is not the same as requiring a per game online check for a file. The system update doesn't even need an internet connection if you can get your hands on it.
It's not "exactly" the same. So carry on being triggered.The physical games are Xbox One games that run in BC and require a config file from the internet to run. THIS IS EXACTLY THE SAME ON THE PS5 WITH PS4 GAMES and Sony even puts a disclaimer on the PS Store about it. In order for PS4 games to run on the PS5 the system must be updated VIA THE INTERNET with the latest version of the OS:
Sony doesn't sell PS5 system updates on a physical disc in stores, so the only way to update the system is via the internet, which is the same as the Xbox One BC config file for those games.
The system update doesn't even need an internet connection if you can get your hands on it.
ive launched games never launched before, without an online connection, because I installed it when my xbox was already set as my home console. im not sure what situation he put himself in to reach that message.
I pray....so hard....that one day some of yall come with this exact same energy about other topics.I really don't know how one can get up every morning carrying this much concern around. I'll light a candle for you and hope you get better.
Like many have already said, the video is mostly wrong. But keep on trucking.
new system update could allow us to play the non series versionsCan't be changed, this is how Smart Delivery and "backwards compatibility" is designed.
Please show a picture of how Sony sells the system software in stores. The only way to get it is via the internet.
They also don't post the PS5 firmware online yet so you can't install it via USB like you could on the PS3 and PS4.
Doesn't matter if it gets clicks and a gilded post here.
This has zero effect on 99.99999999% of all xbox gamers. Next complaint?
Do you seriously think you have to update the...system software...for each and every PS4 game ran in BC on PS5?The physical games are Xbox One games that run in BC and require a config file from the internet to run. THIS IS EXACTLY THE SAME ON THE PS5 WITH PS4 GAMES and Sony even puts a disclaimer on the PS Store about it. In order for PS4 games to run on the PS5 the system must be updated VIA THE INTERNET with the latest version of the OS:
Sony doesn't sell PS5 system updates on a physical disc in stores, so the only way to update the system is via the internet, which is the same as the Xbox One BC config file for those games.
Not true i installed nier offline and played it offline no issues. Same was true with yakuza like a dragon. What might be true is that not all ps4 games run on older firmwares.The physical games are Xbox One games that run in BC and require a config file from the internet to run. THIS IS EXACTLY THE SAME ON THE PS5 WITH PS4 GAMES and Sony even puts a disclaimer on the PS Store about it. In order for PS4 games to run on the PS5 the system must be updated VIA THE INTERNET with the latest version of the OS:
Sony doesn't sell PS5 system updates on a physical disc in stores, so the only way to update the system is via the internet, which is the same as the Xbox One BC config file for those games.
That's not the same thing ManaByte. lolThe physical games are Xbox One games that run in BC and require a config file from the internet to run. THIS IS EXACTLY THE SAME ON THE PS5 WITH PS4 GAMES and Sony even puts a disclaimer on the PS Store about it. In order for PS4 games to run on the PS5 the system must be updated VIA THE INTERNET with the latest version of the OS:
Sony doesn't sell PS5 system updates on a physical disc in stores, so the only way to update the system is via the internet, which is the same as the Xbox One BC config file for those games.
See my post regarding RE2 & RE3.ive launched games never launched before, without an online connection, because I installed it when my xbox was already set as my home console. im not sure what situation he put himself in to reach that message.
I don't understand why you keep trying to perpetuate this myth. I've already shown you that what you're saying is bullshit last month.Please show a picture of how Sony sells the system software in stores. The only way to get it is via the internet.
They also don't post the PS5 firmware online yet so you can't install it via USB like you could on the PS3 and PS4.
Doesn't matter if it gets clicks and a gilded post here.
I think he's basically gone into Xbox defense mode.I don't understand why you keep trying to perpetuate this myth. I've already shown you that what you're saying is bullshit last month.
You can go and download it and it has instructions to install from a USB
I don't understand how you are trying to turn possibly needing the latest system software into needing an online connection when launching a game offline, but it's pure bullshit.
No, what happened is before with the whole PS3, PS4, PS5 CMOS battery issue it became a huuuge problem.Xbox has an issue with DRM...the answer "but ps5..." Out of my curiosity what would change if ps5 also has the same issue? It's no more an issue on Xbox?
That isn't true at all.The only way to get it is via the internet.
Because he has both console. No way his enthusiasm for gaming in general will be ruined to the fanboyism for one, don't be absurd.I don't understand why you keep trying to perpetuate this myth. I've already shown you that what you're saying is bullshit last month.
You can go and download it and it has instructions to install from a USB
I don't understand how you are trying to turn possibly needing the latest system software into needing an online connection when launching a game offline, but it's pure bullshit.
The OS considers it as installed, however launching it requires an online connection which is why he gets that message.
Another big issue I had on one X (don't know if it was just relative to my country) I can't download BC games without a Microsoft account. Don't know if it has been fixed but it takes months to me to understand why I coudn't download 360 games on my console with just my gold subscription and I had to go the MS store site and create a separate MS account to solve it.Seems to be a glitch if some games are working fine and others aren’t. I’ve never had that problem even while game sharing across three Xbone consoles and a Series X.
Either way when you switch from sharing to home, it’s always best to refresh the licenses on the content by reconnecting, and you have to go online to switch the home console back anyway.
It’s less DRM and more just how the BC system is set up.