He claimed if he purchases something he owns it, so I was wondering if he had a Netflix account. Because then he clearly doesn't have a problem with just renting content after making a purchase, despite his claims.
> Play it offline, run a local server, put it away and pick it up 10 years from now and still be able to play it, etc.
While it's sad, this hasn't been true the last 10-15 years.
They don't claim you own a game after you buy it, that would be false advertising. Hence why they could change his gaming experience in such a disruptive way.
> If you don't understand why that distinction might upset people, I don't know what to say.
I tried clarifying, hopefully you understand what I mean now.
> Play it offline, run a local server, put it away and pick it up 10 years from now and still be able to play it, etc.
While it's sad, this hasn't been true the last 10-15 years.
They don't claim you own a game after you buy it, that would be false advertising. Hence why they could change his gaming experience in such a disruptive way.
> If you don't understand why that distinction might upset people, I don't know what to say.
I tried clarifying, hopefully you understand what I mean now.