Onekawa-Nukanor wrote:Veceria wrote:People still buy phys releases apparently, so they have to protect everything.
I buy physical releases for my games because of internet speed. Physical is still very much a thing in modern gaming on PC.
People can yap on all they like about digital being the future, and I bet it is, but so far my experience with digital on major titles has been awful.
Smaller games are fine. DooM,a major AAA title, which I bought digitally took me 13 hours to download. 13 hours. So physical still very much has a place for many gamers on PC. And a lot of us live with internet caps.
All of my major game purchases a physical (except for Bethesda titles, fucking assholes. If you sell the disks, but the whole game on the disk.) XCOM 2, Total War: Rome II/Shogun II/Empire, Dragon Age: Inquistion, Mass Effect Trilogy, , Mortal Kombat X are all major games I bought physically.
Well ignoring install speeds, digital distribution is superior in every way possible.
The problem with digital distribution is no flaw in its own design, but in its nature. In most european countries it is not a problem at all, because of the developed internet structure over there.
America is a different story.