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Why do I feel this is gonna be downvoted to hell...

It is a big issue, even for me. I'm still undecided because I've never purchased a used game. And the last time I lent someone a game, I had to borrow it back 3 months later. So I don't do that anymore. But here is my logic::  I'm also a PC gamer. And the rule of a PC game/program/MMO is the same as Xbox One, you cannot share licenses or titles. I play World of Warcraft and when we get banned, we lose our privileges. We cannot share accounts. When I bought Photoshop, it clearly states that we cannot share licenses. Plus, just like the Xbox One, I can go to another computer and use my Photoshop license there fully. As long as my other computer isn't using it. These rules that Microsoft implemented on the Xbox One is NOTHING new. Why is everyone so surprised? And about it being ALWAYS ON, well our cell phones are ALWAYS ON. We cant make a phone call if its not always on. Cant send a text or a picture message if its not connected to a network. Sure you can use the internet via WiFi but the primary function for a TELEPHONE is to make phone calls. And you MUST always be on for you to do so. I have a vision for consoles, and it is that we move away from disc based gaming and move to a complete digital distribution. Basically make consoles what computers are today. The only reason i'd say no to an Xbox One is because of the no OFFLINE mode game play. Sometimes ISP's do go down. And thats the only thing im worried about. 

But my question is, are we holding ourselves back, technologically speaking, by siding with Sony on the "console war"?
<bot>: I think we are not gonna progress to the future of gaming by sticking to our old habits. We need to evolve.