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Defend? There's nothing to defend, you're demonstrably wrong. You can use the controller wirelessly, people do it all the time, just get DS4Tool or whichever preferred driver you want. It's not officially supported, but who cares - it can be done very easily still.
I highly doubt they'll let you play gaems on PS Now with third party drivers. That's pretty much his point, I guess.
I guess we'll see once it's out, chances are they'll just release their own driver at long last, it's not like it's rocket science.
You can buy a PS3 used, which includes the controller for 80 dollars, and Demon Souls used for like 15 dollars. This service is 45 dollars for 3 months, the controller is 30 dollars, and the adapter is 25 dollars. If all you care about is one game, you should just buy the console, you get to own the game forever, and not have to worry about lag.Demon's Souls isn't on PSNow
>If all you care about is one game, you should buy a bunch of junk you don't want.
so a company offers a pay premium subscription, u expect an inferior service quality, no official wireless support and u still need further 3rd party' driver and devises to play wirelessly??? are u serious? u lost ur point somewhere on this planet man.
Some people like clutter, others like convenience. Certain customers value their time above their money - they want to pick up a controller and just play the game without buying any additional hardware that'll otherwise gather dust - this service is for them.
Firstly, learn how to spell if you don't want to come across like a blustering idiot. Secondly, again, some people just want to play the game - they don't want a bunch of nonsense to come with it. The service is premium because it offers the convenience of using a PlayStation system without owning one, that's what you're paying for. Thirdly, It might be used by Sony as a gateway service to get people interested in buying their device - if they like the games, they might go the extra mile. Lastly, in the future PSNow is supposed to work across a variety of devices, not just PC's - it allows for platform-independent support since it's essentially just streaming video and sound. I know that it might be difficult to imagine if you live in some damp cave in Uzbekistan, but we live in an era of affordable 100mbps connections - PSNow is perfectly feasible.
well, i know exactly what PSNow is, and i share my honest opinion, let's just back to the point where i started, do we still need usb cable to play (pay premium of course) games on pc? since i never used any sentenced about people's IQ and u claimed dat u have deeper eng acknowledges, do u know what does ''HAVING PAIN IN @SS'' mean? i pretty sure u are feeling it right now.
I'm also sharing an opinion, and my opinion is that when you can't spell in an era in which every Internet browser has a built-in spellcheck function you sound like a gibbering ape. This has nothing to do with respect and everything to do with your ability to convey information through writing - if your writing is terrible, I need to decipher it instead of just reading it, and I don't necessarily want to enact that effort on your behalf. This service is not for you, it doesn't speak to your sensibilities, which doesn't mean that it's bad. It works for millions of reasons and listing all of them would be silly as you're not the target audience anyways. Also, you drew first blood by telling me that I "lost my point", whatever that means (I interpreted it as an insult, see my point about deciphering), so don't cry just because I bounced the ball back at you. Note that I didn't actually call you "an idiot" or "a gibbering ape", I merely said that you come across like one. Grammar - it's very important.
we just can go anywhere and u must absolutely learn what a good manner is, we are also living in an era of equality and respect, a person who dare insult ''idiot'' toward others really deserve a punch in the face, just feel safe cauz u are HIDING behind ur monitor.
There's no reason to be upset. I'm sorry if I hurt your feelings, I guess. Now let's keep this on-topic, shall we?
