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Tell me, /v/, how can you defend the all digital turn that gaming
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Tell me, /v/, how can you defend the all digital turn that gaming is taking when game file sizes are getting to 25gb+? Internet companies usually have a data cap of about 150gb, so it's less than ideal.

If DRM wasn't a thing and all boxed games could be played installed and played in full without needing an internet connection, the problem would be fixed.
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>Internet companies usually have a data cap of about 150gb, so it's less than ideal.
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>>316484591
>Internet companies usually have a data cap of about 150gb, so it's less than ideal

I live in a first world country though.
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>>316484591
>Internet companies usually have a data cap of about 150gb, so it's less than ideal.
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I can download 25gb in under an hour and have no data cap. You either live in a third world shithole and are irrelevant or you live in some uncommon backwater shithole in a first world country and might as well be irrelevant. The majority of the relevant world (the world that has money and an active interest in new tech) has no problem with it, and they are relevant.
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>>316484591
>data caps on something that isn't smartphones
Back to working on the fields, Jammal.
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>having data caps
What are you, an Aussie or something?
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mine is 300gb

Just download and play the games you like.
Not everything has to be AAA games you know.
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>>316484591
Where do you live? I live in bum-fuck Russia,not even in the capital,and still got completely unlimited data.
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>>316484591
>internet companies usually have a data cap

What fucking country are you in? Because they usually don't have any data caps at all.

In the USA and Europe anyway
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>>316484591
>data cap
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>>316484728
>>316484828
>>316484982
>>316485143
>>316485292

>they think they have unlimited data

Look at your plans again.
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>>316484591
>Internet companies usually have a data cap of about 150gb
Absolutely not.

Even my shitty 1MB/s here in the Austrian countryside doesn't have that.

Not even the fucking LTE internet has such a thing anymore.
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>>316484591

>Internet companies usually have a data cap of about 150gb, so it's less than ideal.

and yet there's rarely a complaint anywhere like yours. Personally, mine is currently $45 at 100mbs and no cap
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>>316485385
I formatted my HDD a week ago.
I've downloaded almost 400GB in less than 6 days.
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>>316485385
I don't need to look at any "plans", my Firewall tells me I downloaded 197GB in the past 31 days.
And I've had months with several 100GB.
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>>316485385
I download several GB/a couple TB of data every month, the "fair usage" stuff only applies if you're constantly downloading several hundreds of TB per week
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>>316485385
Nigga, i live in a fucking jungle in Brazil, still I downloaded ~500gb of movies and games the last month. Seriously where do you live?
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>data caps
Stop living in a nigger country.
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>>316484591
>Internet companies usually have a data cap of about 150gb
found the canadian
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>>316484591
Ranging from 50Gb to 250Gb in Turkey. If you exceed that amount, your speed drops to 3 Mb/s. Normal speed is 10-100 Mb/s depending on price.

So it is not a problem.
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>>316485385
You're wrong. I even see commercials for local internet specifically stating that there are no caps. Sure, some have caps. It may just be incredibly high however. Enough so that they'll never come near it.
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>>316485385
I'm on an industrial level connection with 1000mbits/s only limited by my Ethernet port.
For free.
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>>316485708
>100 Mb/
Sure you aren't talking about Mbit?
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By the way,since we're on the topic of Internet providers,what is this shit I keep hearing about getting in trouble if you torrent stuff,or having yourself disconnected from the Internet and your contract terminated if using torrents? Is this an American thing?
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>data cap

Huh?
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>>316484591
>Internet companies usually have a data cap of about 150gb
Stop living in a third world country. Data cap does not exist here.
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>>316485837
It's a thing in some eu countries too. Just use a vpn or a seed box in Sweden.
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>Internet companies usually have a data cap of about 150gb, so it's less than ideal.
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>>316485837
>Is this an American thing?

Pretty much.
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>>316484591
>bigger games
>better textures
>better audio
it's when it gets ridiculous like gta 5 being 60 or 70 gb thats more than some people have available for a month
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>Internet companies usually have a data cap of about 150gb, so it's less than ideal.
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>>316485837
I've gotten "threats" from my provider, they've forwarded emails from a movie studio saying don't do it again. I just use a vpn. People should be doing this anyway
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>>316484591
>Internet companies usually have a data cap of about 150gb
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>Internet companies usually have a data cap of about 150gb, so it's less than ideal.

You're getting Jewed, my man.
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>>316485385
>Using up 77 TB a month
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>>316485920
Damn,that's a horrible limitation. The only good thing about living in my shithole of a country must be the fact that no authorities give a shit about the Internet and just have a couple laws which nobody enforces.
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>>316485385
I did, it's unlimited. Even my 4G connection is unlimited, I can tether my phone to my laptop and download shit 24/7/365 without my ISP giving a rat's ass.

Stop living in the corporate assfuck zone and move somewhere where reasonable plans are the norm rather than the exception
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>>316485837
pretty much, in my country cutting off internet with any motivation besides "you stopped paying the bill" will put the isp through so much shit they aren't even trying
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>>316485796
Mb/s is Mbit/s, MB/s is Mbyte/s. Note the case difference in the b

t. assburger
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