SuperNerdgasmVynlElite123 Playstation Plus is also $60 a year, not to mention PSN has just as much downtime as Xbox Live. If you are going to switch to any platform, switch to PC where you can play games without a subscription, yes steam has its problems a few times a year but you can still play your games in offline mode. Not to mention that there are platforms other than steam to use, like Origin or the dreaded UPlay.
thats a fair point but not willing to spend 1k on a decent computer to run games. im just saying for a over a billion dollar corp. they would be able to keep things running.
PotionVynlElite123DinklebergVynlElite123 xbox is down at least 3 to 4 times a month lately.... at this point im debaiting to sell my xbox one and go to ps4 this is ridiculous $369 and $60 a year for live starting not to feel worth it. was just in the middle of taming a quetz on Ark Survival and it kicks me off telling me i dont own the game,
Down 3-4 times a month? Huh? If anything, PS4 has much more down time than the Xbox One has. All consoles experience some lag. Its normal. It doesnt hurt to not play Xbox for an hour or two. Nothing worth selling your Xbox imo.
still not worth 60 a year. same problems every month. these problems should have to be refixed every month if they were fixed properly
Playstation Plus is also $60 a year, not to mention PSN has just as much downtime as Xbox Live. If you are going to switch to any platform, switch to PC where you can play games without a subscription, yes steam has its problems a few times a year but you can still play your games in offline mode. Not to mention that there are platforms other than steam to use, like Origin or the dreaded UPlay.
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