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This article was published by Gary Slater (@AudiMan2011) on November 19th, 2019 in the GRID category.
And even if you did manage to be in a supported country, then you'll still need an extremely good connection (50 MBps minimum, optimum at 100 MBps, absolutely no data cap, absolutely minimum Ping and latency) which could cost you by tons for Internet alone.And Stadia cannot work in all the regions, my country for example
I have been on the fence about buying this game, but with this news I jump off the fence and are walking away from this game all together.
Wtf why the movement? PC and console have more consumers.
This is an out of season april fools joke.Is this a Joke?
Entirely streamed. The premise is that you don't need a high end spec PC or a console to play the current gen AAA high end games.I'll admit I haven't done a lot of research on Stadia. Is there any downloading at all or is it entirely streamed?
If the games are fully streamed, I wonder what happens to performance if a lot of people are playing the same game? Also, if you're playing online, seems like you would be chewing up a lot of data.
If Stadia is just console games that might have an extra feature, I don't see any real reason to get it. Get a catalogue of retro games and we might be on to something.
Yup I'm out, all of that sounds terrible.Entirely streamed. The premise is that you don't need a high end spec PC or a console to play the current gen AAA high end games.
The premise however falls flat when you realize not only that the games is still purchased individually for same price as other platforms (not included in the subscriptions), but the most importantly is you need to purchase more expensive internet (2-4 times more expensive than average fiber optic broadband) just to (hopefully) run it smoothly with minimal input lag.
How bad could it be?