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shaleiroseBut it's not a strength if the home that your digital collection is housed on can also be destroyed, thus having to essentially be repurchased to access
You're acting like you can play your digital games without a console
Again, your argument has no logic
If you have a physical game collection and console that are destroyed, you can’t get that back.
If you have a digital game collection and console that are destroyed, you just get a new console. You don’t lose thousands of dollars of games in one of the scenarios.
The differentiator is where the argument lies, the 2 situations are not identical
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Nope. I’ve never spent $70 on a book
If you buy 10 games brand new that’s $700, gaming collections can easily become very expensive in just a few years of collecting
Most games don't appreciate in value, books are more likely to (especially comic books)
And most people are only buying five games a year anyways, people buy books at a higher rate
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Most games don't appreciate in value, books are more likely to (especially comic books)
And most people are only buying five games a year anyways, people buy books at a higher rate
Books absolutely do not appreciate in value, I just took 100 books to the bookstore and they offered me a few dollars
When you buy a book it’s worth goes from $20 to like 20 cents of resale
A game maybe drops to $20 or $30 in value if it’s not a Nintendo game and not popular
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Kanyiggaguess no more penetrating disks for some of y'all
What
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Again, your argument has no logic
If you have a physical game collection and console that are destroyed, you can’t get that back.
If you have a digital game collection and console that are destroyed, you just get a new console. You don’t lose thousands of dollars of games in one of the scenarios.
The differentiator is where the argument lies, the 2 situations are not identical
The price loss in both scenarios is essentially the same
If your PS6 gets burnt up in a fire, you're still gonna have to shell out $1000 minimum to access your digital games again
If my PS5 gets burnt up, I can try to replace my physical collection buy buying cheap used copies
NobodyWinsI’m going to bend you over
Ayoooo it’s July 1st homophobia is back
ghosting 🔫·1 replyguys do not buy anything expensive or cool, it might get ruined
They writing imaginary fires
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Books absolutely do not appreciate in value, I just took 100 books to the bookstore and they offered me a few dollars
When you buy a book it’s worth goes from $20 to like 20 cents of resale
A game maybe drops to $20 or $30 in value if it’s not a Nintendo game and not popular
You went to Half-Price Books
There are absolutely plenty of books, especially comic books, that appreciate in value as time passes
- ghosting
guys do not buy anything expensive or cool, it might get ruined
- ·1 replyshaleirose
The price loss in both scenarios is essentially the same
If your PS6 gets burnt up in a fire, you're still gonna have to shell out $1000 minimum to access your digital games again
If my PS5 gets burnt up, I can try to replace my physical collection buy buying cheap used copies
Dude you need to go to school
In both arguments you have to shell out for a new console, therefore that is not a differentiator
In one case you need to buy a console and rebuy your entire collection, in the other case you need to buy a console and that’s it
The difference is thousands of dollars
- HaroldsChicken
What
yea there's a whole subreddit. s***s crazy
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Dude you need to go to school
In both arguments you have to shell out for a new console, therefore that is not a differentiator
In one case you need to buy a console and rebuy your entire collection, in the other case you need to buy a console and that’s it
The difference is thousands of dollars
Yet you're acting like you still wouldn't be down $1000 if your console was destroyed. That's why I'm saying your point is moot. In both scenarios, you're still down a huge amount of money.
The difference is not thousands of dollars. Most people do not have games that are worth thousands of dollars years after they bought them
Cole2They were charging $10+ to upgrade from ps4 to ps5 versions.
0% chance they give out a free digital copy
this is format conversion for something you already own. That was an upgrade because the games were enhanced for ps5. You could play the ps4 version on the 5.
I also don't think this precludes a disk drive for preservation and for playing 4 and 5 games.
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Yet you're acting like you still wouldn't be down $1000 if your console was destroyed. That's why I'm saying your point is moot. In both scenarios, you're still down a huge amount of money.
The difference is not thousands of dollars. Most people do not have games that are worth thousands of dollars years after they bought them
No, in one scenario you’re down thousands of dollars more than the other
I don’t understand how you’re missing the logic of this scenario
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No, in one scenario you’re down thousands of dollars more than the other
I don’t understand how you’re missing the logic of this scenario
No you're not
You think the average person has a video game collection worth thousands?
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No you're not
You think the average person has a video game collection worth thousands?
Yes, if you buy 10 new video games that’s $700+tax
Also, can you not see how ridiculous your argument was that you needed to add some hypothetical future expensive console to try to make your point seem better?
Xbox announcing something good
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Yes, if you buy 10 new video games that’s $700+tax
Also, can you not see how ridiculous your argument was that you needed to add some hypothetical future expensive console to try to make your point seem better?
At LAUNCH
Those games are not worth $70 years after the fact
It's not some hypothetical future expensive console. The PS5 Pro is currently $900. You are bugging if you don't think the PS6 will be $1000 minimum
- maxxing
No, in one scenario you’re down thousands of dollars more than the other
I don’t understand how you’re missing the logic of this scenario
You can claim belongings in a fire
Oh yall just arguing for sexual tension
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Yes, if you buy 10 new video games that’s $700+tax
Also, can you not see how ridiculous your argument was that you needed to add some hypothetical future expensive console to try to make your point seem better?
just buy a used disc for cheaper
I'm arguing just for sexual tension
- ghosting
just buy a used disc for cheaper
He doesn't think that's possible for some reason
