MrJbinchrist

No Well that just means you don't care one bit for others. Some people don't have the luxury of spending $75 dollars on a game that they don't own and can be done away with in a moments notice. I'm betting you are young. Wait until you've lived a long time and then see if you are still pleased with this route.

It makes perfect sense to me why they are doing this. The man behind GTA6 doesn't give a rat's ass about what players want just like the owner of Netflix doesn't care about people either. Both of these nuts want 100% control over anything that they get their greedy hands on and people just go right along with no questions asked. I buy bootleg movies that Netflix refuses to release and I guess I'll be buying bootlegged gaming discs in the future.

I don't care if they don't last but 5 years. I would rather buy another copy every 5 years than to never own what I want. I don't believe any of this garbage anyway because discs from the 90s still work fine on game consoles they were made for. The only time cds, dvds, blu-ray, etc. have issues is when you throw them around and don't put them back in their cases. Anyone with common sense knows this.

I tried Fabledom but just couldn't get into the whole "read our minds on what to do next" concept. Call me lazy, stupid or just old but I like a game that doesn't require you to work to play. With that said the best medieval kingdom builders that I have played (not worked) are 2 old games; Age of Empires and Stronghold. These titles allow you to build at your leisure and also experience battles. The problem with most building games, and I have played many, is the economic value. For example, the ANNO series on PC is an amazing builder until your money is gone. I think some developers have been making games for so long that the line between reality and imagination have become blurred.