i mean its still 1 time you just uninstalled that one time check
Wonder if the install from the disc is used at all. But yeah, sounds like i said earlier, its not a check-in, there's a registry it connects to and downloads patch/file/executable to make it work on XSX and its new features.
Messing with a game executable does not mean software emulation. You can do that with hacked hardware.
Can't play a single xb1 game if you don't have a connection for the initial setup. Seems pretty simple to understand.
It's not the same. Otherwise it would require modified executables to run the game at all and you couldn't run the base disc version.
Physical games you own that aren't internet dependent not working because your internet connection drops out is a problem. I understand most people are always online, but I hate the thought of games you own being locked out because you cant connect to microsoft servers.
That's how back compat always worked on Xbox one. The disc is your license but you download the game.
As someone who is pro physical media, this is a non-issue. If you want to preserve and future proof your games, keep your original hardware. The one argument that could be made is with digital games, as the games would be lost forever should your original hardware die and Xbox Live is no longer supported on that hardware.
When you put in an Original Xbox or Xbox 360 game disc Microsoft reads the disc and then downloads the entire game from their servers.
Yes, this is the situation.
Put the disc in while your console is set to home console.
I assume most people that get a series x will most likely sell their original hardware. Microsoft has put a lot of time telling people all their old games would work no problem on the new hardware, so its not hard to assume why people would expect series x to be able to install and play xbox one games offline just like one x.
From my understanding, Xbox 360 and OG Xbox BC is software emulation and XB1 BC is simply a virtual machine running on different hardware.
I literally stated the only difference is you can install from disc. In order to run ANY 360/OG game you need to download it from internet. With that, it MOST Likely has something that let's it run the game and only require the disc based license. This same thing is MOST LIKELY required for XBO titles.
I feel the same way. Having no way to play a new game offline, that's... ugh.
Really? I thought you could install xbox one games from the discs. So does it need to download everything from Microsoft side?
DF still installed from disc, was online to "activate BC"... then played unpatched version by most likely going into offline mode. They just didn't update the title. Simple.
It's most likely some sort of configuration file that ensures compatibility or something.
