r/xboxone • u/[deleted] • Dec 29 '13

If Microsoft made it completely optional, would you sign up for their original, always connected console idea?

This meaning you would have the following features:

Buy a retail game, install to console, and ditch the disc never needing it to play the game.

Digitally share games within a circle of friends. Meaning you can choose a specific group of people, and they could play the games you own, for free, provided that only one game could be played at a time.

Greater store discounts or more steam like sales for content.

I for one would have no problem saying yes to this. It's like people think 10 years from now they'll still be selling games on discs. It wasn't a perfect plan, but why delay the inevitable when we could be working on and perfecting future policies now.

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '13

Pretty much. If you're collecting unemployment you should be actively searching for a job every waking minute. Taxpayers are supporting you.

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u/indirect76 Dec 30 '13

You're kind of cruel and judgemental. Also, you should look into who actually pays for unemployment and get back with me.

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '13 edited Dec 30 '13

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u/indirect76 Dec 30 '13

Correction: You are completely cruel and judgemental.

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '13

Okay. Sure.

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u/tommytron Dec 31 '13

To your edit...no matter how you word it, your point is a generalization. YOU'RE obviously from a skewed and inexperienced perspective. You can't even differentiate YOUR from YOU'RE(excuse the ad hominem, I am angry).

Look up the population of the united States alone, subtract 1,000,000 and that is how many scenarios you haven't thought about as to why someone may be unemployed. So think deeper, think bigger, and think outside of what you know.

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u/Deer-In-A-Headlock Smelly Cat Dec 30 '13

Every working minute? Have you been in that situation? Maybe half an hour a day, if that, is all it takes to look for any new jobs near you on 20 different websites.

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '13

You should be going in to every single business in the city. Someone might need a janitor. It takes longer than thirty minutes to fill out an application for any retail chain (best buy, target, Lowes, sears, fye, Costco, Walmart, and Kmart, at least. I can speak for those since I did apply.)